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Changes in Korean Society Between 1884-1910 as a Result of the Introduction of Christianity [Kietas viršelis]

  • Formatas: Hardback, 323 pages, aukštis x plotis: 230x160 mm, weight: 620 g, 8 tab.
  • Serija: Asian Thought and Culture 20
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Mar-1997
  • Leidėjas: Peter Lang AG
  • ISBN-10: 0820425494
  • ISBN-13: 9780820425498
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  • Formatas: Hardback, 323 pages, aukštis x plotis: 230x160 mm, weight: 620 g, 8 tab.
  • Serija: Asian Thought and Culture 20
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Mar-1997
  • Leidėjas: Peter Lang AG
  • ISBN-10: 0820425494
  • ISBN-13: 9780820425498
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Acknowledgments v(12)
List of Tables
xvii(2)
List of Abbreviations xix
1. Introduction
1(6)
Background of the Study
2(1)
Purpose of the Research
3(1)
Significance of the Research
3(1)
Research Questions
3(1)
Limitation of the Study
3(1)
Delimitation of the Study
4(1)
Assumptions
4(1)
Research Methods
5(2)
2. Review of Literature
7(10)
Overviews of the History of the Korean Church
7(2)
Reform of Unenlightened Practices
9(1)
Modern Christian Schools
10(1)
Medical Mission Work
11(1)
Korean Translation of the Bible
12(1)
Bible Class and the Revival Movement
13(2)
Summary
15(2)
3. The Impact of Christianity on the Unenlightened Practices
17(32)
The Unenlightened Practices Before the Arrival of Protestant Missionaries
18(9)
Uncleanliness and Diseases
19(2)
Superstitious Practices
21(1)
Poverty of the People and Corruption of the Government Officials
22(2)
Slavery
24(1)
The Miserable Status of Woman
25(1)
The Spread of Opium
26(1)
The Reform-mindedness of the Early Missionaries
27(2)
The Methods Employed by the Korean Churches to Uproot the Evil Practices
29(4)
Prohibition of Liquor, Smoking, and Opium
29(1)
The Prohibition of Liquor
29(2)
The Prohibition of Smoking
31(1)
The Prohibition of Opium
32(1)
The Extirpation of Superstitious Practices
33(2)
The Reform of the Marital and Funeral Practices
35(5)
Reform of the Marital System
36(2)
Reform of the Funeral System
38(2)
The Emancipation of Slaves and the Paikchung
40(2)
The New Image of the Official
42(2)
The Concern of Christians in the Plight of the Korean Agricultural Community
44(2)
The Improvement of Farming
44(1)
The Promotion of the Rights of Farmers
45(1)
Summary
46(3)
4. The Impact of Christianity on the Enlightenment of Women
49(22)
The Status of Women in Korean Society Before the Arrival of Protestant Missionaries
50(6)
The Status of Women During the Periods of Sam-Kuk (three kingdoms) and Koryo
50(3)
Status of Women Under Strict Confucianism Restrictions During the Yi Dynasty
53(3)
Movement Towards the Enlightenment of Women in Korea before the Arrival of Protestant Missionaries
56(4)
The Arrival of Catholicism and Its Impact on Korean Women
56(2)
The Donghak-Inspired Movements to Enlighten Women
58(2)
The Rise in the Status of Women After the Mission of Protestantism in Korea
60(6)
Promotion of Equality of the Sexes
60(3)
Issues of the Concubine
63(2)
Abolition of the Early Marriage
65(1)
The Education of Women by the Missionaries
66(3)
Summary
69(2)
5. Christianity and Modern Education
71(56)
Modern Educational Institutes in Korea
72(2)
The Establishment of Christian Schools
74(17)
Schools Established by the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
76(5)
Schools Established in Seoul
76(2)
Schools Established in Pyungyang
78(2)
Schools Established in Sunchon, Chairyung and Kanggae
80(1)
Schools Established in Taegu
80(1)
Schools Established by the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.
81(2)
Schools Established in Chonju
81(1)
Schools Established in Kwangju
81(1)
Schools Established in Kunsan
82(1)
Schools Established in Mokpo
83(1)
Schools Established by the Canadian Presbyterian Church
83(2)
Schools Established in Hamheung
83(1)
Schools Established in the Kando Area
84(1)
Schools Established by the Australian Presbyterian Church
84(1)
Schools Established in Pusan
84(1)
Schools Established in Masan
85(1)
Schools Established by the Methodist Episcopal Church
85(4)
Schools Established in Seoul
85(2)
Schools Established in Pyungyang
87(1)
Schools Established in Inchon, Kongju, Yichon and Suwon
88(1)
Schools Established by the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
89(2)
Schools Established in Seoul
89(1)
Schools Established in Kaesung
89(2)
The Establishment of Schools by Koreans
91(1)
The Curriculum of the Christian Schools
91(12)
Kyungshin School
92(2)
Chungshin Girls' School
94(1)
Paichai Hakdang
95(6)
The Ewha Hakdang
101(2)
Industrial Education
103(6)
Industrial Education in Christian Schools
103(4)
Yun Chi-Ho's Technical Education
107(2)
Technical and Vocational Education in the Y.M.C.A
109(1)
Theological Education
109(8)
The Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pyungyang
110(4)
Union Methodist Theological Seminary
114(2)
The Holiness Church
116(1)
The Influence of Christian Schools on Korean Education
117(8)
The Influence of Education by Christian Schools on Korean Society
122(3)
Summary
125(2)
6. Medical Mission Work
127(48)
The Arrival of Early Medical Missionaries
128(12)
The Arrival of the First Medical Missionary
128(1)
Dr. Allen and the Coup d'Etat of 1884
129(3)
Horace Newton Allen, The First Resident Medical Missionary to Korea
129(1)
The Coup d'Etat of 1884
130(2)
The Medical Mission of the Presbyterian Church Centered on the Government Hospital
132(4)
The Establishment of the Government Hospital
132(1)
Medical Mission Work of Dr. John W. Heron
133(2)
The Establishment of a Female Department in the Government Hospital
135(1)
A Medical Class in the Hospital
135(1)
Methodist Medical Missionaries Working Among the Common People
136(4)
Dr. Scranton and the Methodist Hospital
136(2)
The First Maternity Hospital
138(2)
Wide Itineration
140(1)
Provincial Circuits by Medical Missionaries of Various Denominations (1891-1897)
140(8)
Presbyterian Medical Missions
141(4)
The Government Hospital in Seoul and Dr. Vinton's Clinic
141(2)
The Expansion of the Northern Presbyterian Church to Pusan and Pyungyang
143(1)
The Expansion of the Southern Presbyterian Church to Kunsan and Chonju
143(2)
Methodist Medical Mission Work
145(2)
The Methodist Female Hospital
145(1)
Provincial Expansion into Pyungyang
145(2)
Hall Memorial Hospital and the Female Hospital in Pyungyang
147(1)
Medical Mission of the Anglican Church
147(1)
St. Matthew Hospital and St. Peter Hospital
147(1)
Medical Work at Inchon
148(1)
The Expansion of Medical Mission Work to the Whole Country (1898-1906)
148(15)
Medical Mission Work in Seoul
148(3)
Severance Hospital
148(2)
The Female Hospital
150(1)
Medical Mission Work of the Whole Nation
151(12)
Comity Arrangement
151(1)
Kyungki Province: Inchon, Kaesung
152(1)
Choogchong Province: Chongju
153(1)
Kyungsang Province: Pusan, Taegu, Jinju
153(1)
Hamkyung Province: Wonsan, Sungjin
154(1)
Pyungan Province: Sunchon
154(1)
Kangwon Province: Choonchon
155(1)
Chonra Province: Chonju, Kunsan, Mokpo, Kwangju
155(5)
Pyungyang
160(1)
Mrs. Hall's New Start
160(1)
Korea's First Female School for the Blind
161(1)
Esther Park: Korea's First Female Doctor
162(1)
The Period of Modern Medical Mission Work (After 1907)
163(5)
The Severance Hospital and Medical School
163(1)
The Hall Memorial Hospital in Pyungyang
164(1)
The Female School for the Blind in Pyungyang
164(2)
Kwangju Hospital and Kwangju Leprosarium
166(1)
Leper Work in Pusan and Taegu, and Medical Work in Andong
167(1)
Medical Work in Kongju
167(1)
The Kaesung Namsung Hospital and the Chunchon Hospital
168(1)
Those Who Participated in Medical Mission Work
168(3)
Summary
171(4)
7. The Korean Translation of the Bible and Its Dissemination Efforts
175(62)
Efforts to Translate the Bible into Korean
177(22)
The Korean Translation of the Bible in Foreign Lands
178(6)
The Ross Version
178(4)
The Yi Su-Chung Version
182(2)
The Translation of the Bible in Korea
184(15)
The Period of Preparation (1885-1893)
184(4)
The Committee Version (1893-1910)
188(1)
The Translation of the New Testament
188(6)
The Translation of the Old Testament
194(3)
The Translation of the Bible by Individuals
197(1)
The Other Translations
197(1)
The Korean-Chinese Bible
198(1)
The Reference Bible
199(1)
Those Who Translated the Bible into Korean: A Review
199(25)
Foreign Missionaries
201(3)
Koreans
204(1)
The Efforts by Korean People to Distribute the Bible
224(10)
The Beginning of the Distribution Efforts (1882-1892)
224(5)
The Establishment of Branch Offices by the Bible Societies (1893-1910)
229(5)
Branch Offices for the British and Foreign Bible Society
229(2)
Branch Offices for the American Bible Society
231(1)
The Establishment of the Joint-Agent
231(3)
Summary
234(3)
8. The Role of the Bible Class
237(24)
Early Stages of the Bible Class
237(4)
Introduction of the Bible Class
237(2)
Various Types of the Bible Class
239(2)
Systematization of the Bible Class
241(6)
Types of the Bible Class
241(1)
Time, Duration, and Agenda of the Bible Class
242(2)
Contents Taught
244(1)
Finance
245(1)
Number of Participants
246(1)
Influences of the Bible Class
247(12)
Influences on the Church Organization
247(7)
Training of Christians
247(1)
Developing Leaders
248(2)
Administration of the Church
250(1)
Motivation for Missionary Service
250(2)
Church Alliance
252(1)
Establishment of an Autonomous Church
253(1)
The Influence of the Bible Class on the Development of the Church
254(5)
Relations with the Mission Policy
254(2)
Relationship with the Revival
256(1)
Relationship with Evangelism
257(2)
Summary
259(2)
9. The Great Revival Movement
261(28)
Inception of the Revival Movement
261(4)
The Revival Movement in Wales
262(1)
The Revival Movement in the Khasia Region of India
263(2)
The Historical Circumstances of the Great Korean Revival Movement
265(15)
The Cause of the Great Revival Movement
265(8)
The Bible Class
266(1)
Sunrise Prayer Service
267(2)
The First Wave of Revival: 1903-1904
269(2)
The Second Wave of Revival: 1905-1906
271(2)
The Development of the Great Revival Movement
273(7)
The Third Wave of Revival: 1907
273(1)
Revival Movement at Pyungyang Changdaehyun Church
273(4)
School Revival Movements
277(1)
The National Expansion of the Revival Movement
278(1)
The Expansion of the Revival Movement to Other Countries
279(1)
The Effects of the Great Revival Movement
280(6)
A Genuinely Spiritual and Moral Transformation
280(1)
The Achievement of Mutual Understanding and a Reconciliation
281(1)
The Expansion of Evangelical Work
282(1)
Organization of the Presbytery and Mission
283(1)
The Million Movement
284(2)
Summary
286(3)
10. Conclusions and Recommendations
289(8)
Reform of the Unenlightened Practices
289(1)
The Enlightenment of Women
290(1)
Modern Christian Education
291(1)
Medical Mission Work
291(2)
The Motivation of Medical Mission Policy
291(1)
The Method of Preaching the Gospel
292(1)
The Problems of Medical Mission Work
292(1)
The Translation of the Bible
293(1)
The Process of the Translation of the Bible
293(1)
The Development of the Modern Korean Language
293(1)
The Bible Class
294(1)
The Great Revival Movement
295(1)
Suggestions for Further Research
296(1)
Reference List 297(20)
Appendix A 317(2)
Appendix B 319(3)
Chart: The Development of the Great Revival Movement
322(1)
Map: Allocation of Territory Among Major Denominations in Korea
323