The Confucian transformation of Korea : a study of society and ideology /
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Author / Creator: | Deuchler, Martina, 1935- |
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Imprint: | Cambridge, Mass. : Council on East Asian Studies, Harvard University ; Distributed by Harvard University Press, 1992. |
Description: | xiii, 439 p. ; 24 cm. |
Language: | English |
Series: | Harvard-Yenching Institute monograph series 36 |
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Format: | Print Book |
URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/1378289 |
Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Society and Ideology
- The Contours of Korean Society in Late Chos On
- The Transmission of Confucianism to Korea
- The Early Formation of Korean Neo-Confucianism
- Neo-Confucianism as an Ideology of Change
- The Pre-Confucian Past: A Reconstruction of Koryn Society
- Kinship and Descent
- Succession and Inheritance
- Marriage in KoryO: Sociopolitical Aspects
- Marriage in KoryO: Institutional Aspects
- Mourning and Funerary Rites
- Conclusions: KoryO Society Reconsidered
- Neo-Confucianism: The Ideological Foundation of Social Legislation in Early Chosnn
- The Rise of New Dynastic Forces
- The Intellectual Formation of the New Elite
- The Disintegration of KoryO Society and the Buddhist Question
- In Search of a New Societal Model
- The Reorganization of Society
- The Neo-Confucians' Research Sources and Institutions
- The Relevance of Ancient Models Assimilation and Conflict
- Elitism and Ideology
- Agnation and Ancestor Worship
- The Neo-Confucian View of Society
- The Introduction of Ancestor Worship
- The First Contours of a Lineal Concept
- Lineal Succession and Ancestor Worship
- Ancestor Worship and Secondary Sons
- Ancestor Worship and Women
- Non-Agnatic Succession
- Genealogies as Descent Group Charts
- Ancestral Rites: Economic Aspects
- Ancestral Rites: Institutional Aspects
- Ritual Literature
- Ancestral Kites: Religious Aspects
- Toward Implementing Ritual Primogeniture
- Mourning and Funerary Rites
- Prelude to Revised Mourning
- The Transformation of the Mourning Grades
- Ritual Aspects
- Funerary Rituals and Geomancy
- Inheritance
- The State and Private Property
- The Agnatic Principle and Inheritance
- Wills and Regulations Affecting Inheritance
- Inheritance and Women
- From Ritual to Economic Primogeniture
- Confucian Legislation: The Consequences for Women
- The Institutionalizing of Primary and Secondary Wives
- Marriage Rules and Strategies
- The Confucian-Style Wedding Ceremony
- The Royal Wedding Ceremony
- The Korean Wedding Ceremony
- Training and Indoctrination of Women
- Life in the Husband's Household
- The Married Woman's Legal and Ritual Functions
- Secondary Wives and Their Sons
- The Dissolution of the Conjugal Bond
- Widowhood and Remarriage
- The Confucians' Immutable Image of Women
- Conclusions: The Emergence of A Lineage Society
- Notes
- Select Bibliography
- Glossary
- Index