[Online International Workshop] - "Tradition and Modernity and Korean Political Philosophy"
- K학술확산연구센터
- Hit362
- 2022-10-25
The Center of K-Academic Expansion Project, affiliated to the Institute of Korean Philosophy and Culture (IKPC), Sungkyunkwan University, in collaboration with the City University of Hong Kong’s Center for East Asian and Comparative Philosophy(CEACOP) will be holding an online workshop entitled “Tradition and Modernity and Korean Political Philosophy” on November 11 and 12, 2022.
This workshop featuring nine scholars studying political philosophy in Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and the United States aims to explore political philosophy in the contemporary Korean context, in which tradition, deeply rooted in Confucian culture and modernity, commonly identified with liberalism and democracy, are engaged in a constant and creative dialogue. Please check the attached schedule below for details.
In addition, the presentations given at the workshop will be produced as online lectures by the Center of K-Academic Expansion Project and made available on domestic and overseas MOOC sites. We ask for your interest and participation in this meaningful event.
Thank you.
TIME TABLE
KST | 11 (Friday) | KST | 12 (Saturday) | |
10:00~10:20 (Hong Kong 09:00~09:20) | Opening Address (Sungmoon KIM) | 10:20~12:00 (Hong Kong 09:20~11:00) | Zhuoyao LI | |
10:20~12:00 (Hong Kong 09:20~11:00) | Bi-hwan KIM | |||
13:20~14:05 (Hong Kong 12:20~13:05) | Kyung Rok KWON | 13:20~15:00 (Hong Kong 12:20~14:00) | Sang-bok HA | |
14:20~16:00 (Hong Kong 13:20~15:00) | Baldwin WONG | 15:15~16:00 (Hong Kong 14:15~15:00) | Yutang JIN | |
16:20~17:05 (Hong Kong 15:20~16:05) | Jun Tae KIM | 16:20~18:00 (Hong Kong 15:20~17:00) | Sungmoon KIM | |
17:20~19:00 (Hong Kong 16:20~18:00) | Jiyoung MOON | |||
18:00~18:10 (Hong Kong 17:00~17:10) | Closing Address (Sungmoon KIM) |
Title of the Lecture
| No | Lecturer | Title |
| 1 | Bi-hwan KIM | Political Rationalism as a Neo-Confucian Legacy: A Qualitative Defect of Korean Politics |
| 2 | Sang-bok HA | The dead and politics, between modern generality and South-Korean particularity |
| 3 | Ji-young MOON | The Development of Liberalism in Korea from the Late 19th Century to the Mid-20th Century |
| 4 | Kyung Rok KWON | Moral Virtues, Political Merits, and Legitimacy in Korean Democracy: Towards a General Theory of Virtue Politics |
| 5 | Baldwin WONG | Cultivating Civic Virtues in a Sexist Society: Drawing a Lesson from the Korean Confucian Im Yunjidang |
| 6 | Zhuoyao LI | Between Liberalism and Confucianism: On Constitutionalism in South Korea |
| 7 | Yutang JIN | Philip Jaisohn (Seo Jae-pil), the Independent, and the Making of Democratic Citizens in Korea (1896-1898) |
| 8 | Jun-tae KIM | Politicians' Advance and Retreat: Confucian Chul-Cheo(出處) Theory and Modern Korean Politics |
| 9 | Sungmoon KIM | Civil Patriotism and Liberal Collectivism in South Korea |
Notice.
For one who would like to participate as a prior questioner(the questioner will get a chance to access a lecture script beforehand and would be requested to submit the questions), please do not hesitate to contact us. If you are applying from Korea, please get in touch with Dr. Juntae Kim(akademie@naver.com). Then we will send you the script.
Online Workshop Zoom-Link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4863783858?pwd=M05HNCt5clp0L3V4MmxJUDVaN1N5UT09
