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‘근대이행기’의 민중의식: ‘근대’와 ‘반근대’의 너머 - 토지소유 및 매매관습에 대한 인식을 중심으로 = People’s perception of things during the ‘Period of Transformation into the modern era’: Beyond acknowledging the conflict between ‘aspiring for Modernity’ and ‘opposing modernity’ -Examination of the people’s perception of issues, like land owne
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권호사항
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2010
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등재정보
KCI등재후보
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<P>Previous studies which had dealt with the people’s perception of certain issues during the so-called ‘period of transformation into modernity’ have been presenting two different stances that existed in that time period. Some of the scholars presented an aspect of the people’s attitude which they recognized as “aspiring for modernity,” while the others suggested ‘another’ kind of stance that was exhibited by the people of the time as they considered such stance to be “standing against modernity.”</P><P> These are clearly two different points of view, yet at the same time they share a certain level of similarity as well, in terms of no other than their equally ‘transcendental’ nature in their viewing of history. In fact, they have both been basing their points of view upon certain premises, such as “the world history tends to exhibit a universal nature, regardless of the differences among regions,” or “the world tends to share, similar historical experiences.”</P><P> In this article, the people’s perspectives that were reflected in their lives during the period of ‘transformation into modernity,’ are examined through traditional customs and conventional practices which existed at the time with relation to certain issues such as land ownership and transaction of those lands. Such approach was conceived as an empirical approach to the reality of this time period, and hopefully it could provide some insights to the situation, which must have had an internal driving force behind it.</P><P> The people’s perspectives were never free from the ruling structure & ideology or laws & institutions, and they were also pretty much formed upon the basis of customary practices and culture, derived from the very lives of people. In that regard, it should be noted that the Joseon dynasty and its society already had a working land ownership structure accompanied by a landlord system, which was well established in legal and customary terms and also very similar in its exclusiveness to a modern style land ownership system. The Joseon society also had a time-honored custom of freely trading those lands. This was indeed a unique situation, considering the entire history of the world, and it must have had a profound influence upon the people’s perspective of viewing things, especially in the period of transformation into modernity.</P><P> For a long time, the people had hopes for equal distribution(‘均分’) of lands, and the intellectuals also made such cause one of their pressing priorities in their reform suggestions. Yet, the people were not able to demand the landlord system to be brought down permanently, even after they staged violent insurrections and waged full-scale peasant wars. Instead, in their demands delivered to the government during the Dong’hak Peasant war, they only demanded that land be owned freely by people. And at the same time, the Peasant army also contemplated upon the idea of abolishing private ownership of lands, and having people cultivate them in an equal and equitable fashion. This was not an idea that depended upon traditional customs or conventional practices. It was an idea that based itself upon the old school thinking that believed “all lands belonged to the king(‘王土思想’).” It was far from being a modernized thought.</P><P> This kind of position featured by the people during the period of transformation into modernity, reflected in their arguments and perceptions regarding land ownership reforms, shall not be categorized neither as “aspiring for modernity” nor “opposing modernity.” It had much more to do with the land ownership structure and the customs of transaction that had earlier been established in the latter half period of the Joseon dynasty.</P>
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