ISBN:
9780203116074
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9780415517096
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9780415538497
Language:
English
Pages:
xvi, 244 p
Edition:
Online-Ausg. 2011 Available via World Wide Web
Series Statement:
ASAA women in Asia series
Series Statement:
ASAA Women in Asia Ser.
Parallel Title:
Print version New Women in Colonial Korea : A Sourcebook
DDC:
305.40951909/034
Keywords:
Women - Social life and customs - 19th century
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Electronic books
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Abstract:
Includes bibliographical references and index
Abstract:
This book provides the first English translation of some of the central archival material concerning the development of New Woman (sin y?s?ng) in Korea during the late nineteenth century and the first half of the twentieth century. It includes selected writings of both women and men who put forward their views on some of the key issues of new womanhood, including gender equality, chastity, divorce, education, fashion, hygiene, birth control, and the women's movement. The authors whose essays are included express a range of attitudes about the new gender ethics and practices that were deeply in
Description / Table of Contents:
Front Cover; New Women in Colonial Korea; Copyright Page; Contents; List of cartoons; Acknowledgments; A note on romanization and translation; Series editor's foreword; Introduction: New Women in discursive and historical space; 1. The woman question; Editor's introduction; 1. An editorial from The Independent; 2. A circular for the establishment of a girls' school; 3. Mun Kyŏngho: The Custom of the Inside-Outside Rule; 4. An Ch'ŏngang: It is not right to look down upon women; 5. Yi Kangja: Women's freedom; 6. Yi Yongja: Hope for equality between men and women; 2. New Woman, Old Woman
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Editor's introduction7. Na Hyesŏk: The ideal woman; 8. Inaugural editorial from Sin yŏja; 9. Kim Wŏnju: The self-awakening of women; 10. Kim Hwallan: Urging men to critically reflect on themselves; 11. Ham Sep'ung: Women's liberation means social progress; 12. Yi Chŏnghŭi: What does freedom mean for women?; 13. Im Chinsil: An observation on the status of women; 14. Kim Chunyŏn: Nations of gender equality and genderinequality; 15. Yi Kwangsu: Ten commandments for New Women6; 16. Ko Yŏngsuk: A rash statement: Rebuttal to Yi Kwangsu
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17. Chu Yosŏp: Characteristics of New Women and Traditional Women3. Controversy over "schoolgirls" (yŏhaksaeng); Editor's introduction; 18. Kim Wŏnju: The necessity of women's education; 19. Problems regarding uniforms and school badges for schoolgirls; 20. Hŏ Chŏngsuk: To girl students returning to their homes in the countryside; 21. Yi Kwangsu: Centering women's education on motherhood; 22. P'albong Sanin: Contemporary women and modern education: Teach romance and sex education in order to guide women in the midst of moral decay [excerpt]
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23. Pang Chŏnghwan: Even if I have a daughter, I won't send he r to school: Request for the reform of girls'school24. Alice Appenzeller: Issues in the higher education for women in Korea; 25. Hyŏn Sangyun: A message to Korean girl students; 26. Cho Tongsik: Moral discipline and Korean schoolgirls; 27. Kim Hwallan: Problems in girls' education; 4. The "Modern Girl" question; Editor's introduction; 28. Yu Kwangyŏl: What is modern?: The great debate on Modern Girl, Modern Boy
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29. Pak Yŏnghŭi: Characteristics of"Modern Woman"and"Modern Man"in a bourgeois society: The great debate on Modern Girl, Modern Boy30. Sŏngsŏin: Modern woman: The great debate on Modern Girl, Modern Boy; 31. Ch'oe Haksong: A symbol of decadence: The great debate on Modern Girl, Modern Boy [excerpt]; Cartoons; 5. Love, marriage, and divorce; Editor's introduction; 32. No Chayŏng: The forerunner of the womenzs movement: Ellen Key [excerpt]; 33. Chu Yosŏp: Suggestions for a happy marriage: Starting with a more liberal wedding ceremony
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34. Kim Sukhŭi: I'd like to have a lover in addition to a husband
Description / Table of Contents:
Introduction: new women in discursive and historical space -- The woman question -- New woman, old woman -- Na Hyesok : the ideal woman -- Inaugural editorial from Sin Yoja -- Kim Wonju : the self-awakening of women -- Kim Hwallan : urging men to critically reflect on themselves -- Ham Sepung : women's liberation means social progress -- Yi Chonghui : what does freedom mean for women? -- Im Chinsil : an observation on the status of women -- Kim Chunyon : nations of gender equality and gender inequality -- Yi Kwangsu : ten commandments for new women -- Ko Yongsuk : a rash statement : rebuttal to yi kwangsu -- Chu Yosop : characteristics of new women and traditional women -- Kim Wonju : the necessity of women's education -- Problems regarding uniforms and school badges for schoolgirls -- Ho Chongsuk : to girl students returning to their homes in the countryside -- Yi Kwangsu : centering women's education on motherhood -- Palbong Sanin : contemporary women and modern education : teach romance and sex education in order to guide women in the midst of moral decay -- Pang Chonghwan: even if I have a daughter, I won't send her to school : request for the reform of girls' school -- Alice Appenzeller : issues in the higher education for women in Korea -- Hyon Sangyun : a message to Korean schoolgirls -- Cho Tongsik : moral discipline and Korean schoolgirls -- Kim Hwallan : problems in girls' education -- The "modern girl" question -- Yu Kwangyol : what is modern? : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Pak Yonghui : characteristics of "modern woman" and "modern man" in a bourgeois society : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Songsoin : modern woman : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Choe Haksong : a symbol of decadence : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Love, marriage, and divorce -- No Chayong : the forerunner of the women's movement : Ellen Key -- Chu Yosop : suggestions for a happy marriage : starting with a more liberal wedding ceremony -- Kim Sukhui : I'd like to have a lover in addition to a husband -- Chong Chilsong : critique on red love : kollontai's sexual morality -- Chin Sangju : upsurge of proletarian love, the class nature of love -- Kim Kangchun : a thesis on the reform of romance -- Hwang Sindok : love in marriage, love suicide, and sex education -- Song Sangnae : legitimacy of divorce -- Special issue on second wife (che i puin) -- Pak Indok: korea's nora left the doll's house -- Na hyesok : a confes ...
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four medical methods -- Chu Sejuk : I advocate short hair -- Is short hair good or bad? -- Yun Songsang : modern woman reflected in vogue -- Transcultural experiences -- Yuam : higher education for women in the U.S. : advancement of women is equal to advancement of the
Description / Table of Contents:
suggestions for a happy marriage : starting with a more liberal wedding ceremony -- Kim Sukhui : I'd like to have a lover in addition to a husband -- Chong Chilsong : critique on red love : kollontai's sexual morality -- Chin Sangju : upsurge of proletarian love, the class nature of love -- Kim Kangchun : a thesis on the reform of romance -- Hwang Sindok : love in marriage, love suicide, and sex education -- Song Sangnae : legitimacy of divorce -- Special issue on second wife (che i puin) -- Pak Indok: korea's nora left the doll's house -- Na hyesok : a confession about my divorce: to chonggu -- Politics of the body : chastity, birth control and fashion -- Kim Wonju : my view on chastity -- Roundtable : a debate on chastity -- Is it a sin to have sex during the engagement? -- Na Hyesok : starting a new life -- Paek Chol : a new view on chastity -- Yun Songsang : urgent call for birth control : the necessity of publicity and practice --^
Description / Table of Contents:
new women in discursive and historical space -- The woman question -- New woman, old woman -- Na Hyesok : the ideal woman -- Inaugural editorial from Sin Yoja -- Kim Wonju : the self-awakening of women -- Kim Hwallan : urging men to critically reflect on themselves -- Ham Sepung : women's liberation means social progress -- Yi Chonghui : what does freedom mean for women? -- Im Chinsil : an observation on the status of women -- Kim Chunyon : nations of gender equality and gender inequality -- Yi Kwangsu : ten commandments for new women -- Ko Yongsuk : a rash statement : rebuttal to yi kwangsu -- Chu Yosop : characteristics of new women and traditional women -- Kim Wonju : the necessity of women's education -- Problems regarding uniforms and school badges for schoolgirls -- Ho Chongsuk : to girl students returning to their homes in the countryside -- Yi Kwangsu : centering women's education on motherhood --^
Description / Table of Contents:
contemporary women and modern education : teach romance and sex education in order to guide women in the midst of moral decay -- Pang Chonghwan: even if I have a daughter, I won't send her to school : request for the reform of girls' school -- Alice Appenzeller : issues in the higher education for women in Korea -- Hyon Sangyun : a message to Korean schoolgirls -- Cho Tongsik : moral discipline and Korean schoolgirls -- Kim Hwallan : problems in girls' education -- The "modern girl" question -- Yu Kwangyol : what is modern? : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Pak Yonghui : characteristics of "modern woman" and "modern man" in a bourgeois society : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Songsoin : modern woman : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Choe Haksong : a symbol of decadence : the great debate on modern girl, modern boy -- Love, marriage, and divorce -- No Chayong : the forerunner of the women's movement : Ellen Key --^
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