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학술저널
저자정보
정철웅 (명지대학교)
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역사학회 역사학보 歷史學報 第220輯
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2013.12
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369 - 390 (22page)

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This is a book review on Prof. Kim Sung-woo’s The Transition of Regional Hegemony in Kyongsang-do during Chosun Dynasty: Yongnam Farming Method and Regional Development in Korea. This book deals with transformations of flatland into dry field and of mountainous areas into paddy field, both of which developed in Kyongsang-do during Chosun Dynasty, and consequent transition of regional hegemony, and relationship between Confucianism and agriculture. Besides, by adopting foreign scholars’ theories, it also intends to explain the characteristics of agricultural communities during that period. It seems to be a very challengeable approach for the book to analyze socio-economical factors in terms of transition of hegemony or a spatial-political method. I believe this is an effort to look into a local history in the macroscopic frame.
His book is very noteworthy in that it daringly tries to combine the study of the meaning of farmers as a universal presence existing in any historical ages and the study of their roles in each of their own local communities. Another merit of this book is also to be found in that it makes possible a new synchronic debate on agriculture and farmers. However, I’d like to suggest that this book provide more diverse examples to more completely answer the questions of transformations of flatland into dry field and of mountainous areas into paddy field. Besides, it needs to more seriously investigate the possibility of applying the foreign scholars’ theories on farmers to actual historical realities.

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Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 산과 들의 경계
Ⅲ. 앉은뱅이 역동성
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