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DESCRIPTION: Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs  East Asia Program Presen
 t  Reliable Eurasian Genealogies and Dating Korea's Early Modern Era A Tal
 k by Eugene Y. Park\, Korea Foundation Associate Professor of History\, Un
 iversity of Pennsylvania&nbsp\;  What does the term “modern” mean? How abo
 ut “early modern”? In what ways do terms such as these help or hinder comp
 arative approaches to the study of history\, politics\, and other disciple
 s within the humanities and social sciences? Is it useful to talk about th
 e changes from an early modern to modern society? While no consensus has b
 een reached\, scholars generally use these terms to help us understand cha
 nges in and between different regions across the world. Using Korea as an 
 example\, this talk argues the usefulness of these terms. By considering t
 he contemporaneous emergence of elite and middle social strata since antiq
 uity in Eurasia\, it proposes a periodization scheme for Korea to demonstr
 ate Korea’s shared experiences with other Eurasian societies and the globe
 . Contact Havva Karakas-Keles for accessibility requests or for more infor
 mation at&nbsp\;hkarakas@syr.eduSponsoring Department: East Asia Program\,
  Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, Department of History 
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SUMMARY:Reliable Eurasian Genealogies and Dating Korea's Early Modern Era 
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p> Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs </p><
 p> East Asia Program </p><p>Present </p><p> <strong>Reliable Eurasian Gene
 alogies and Dating Korea's Early Modern Era </strong></p><p>A Talk by Euge
 ne Y. Park\, Korea Foundation Associate Professor of History\, University 
 of Pennsylvania&nbsp\; </p><p> What does the term “modern” mean? How about
  “early modern”? In what ways do terms such as these help or hinder compar
 ative approaches to the study of history\, politics\, and other disciples 
 within the humanities and social sciences? Is it useful to talk about the 
 changes from an early modern to modern society? While no consensus has bee
 n reached\, scholars generally use these terms to help us understand chang
 es in and between different regions across the world. Using Korea as an ex
 ample\, this talk argues the usefulness of these terms. By considering the
  contemporaneous emergence of elite and middle social strata since antiqui
 ty in Eurasia\, it proposes a periodization scheme for Korea to demonstrat
 e Korea’s shared experiences with other Eurasian societies and the globe. 
 </p><p>Contact Havva Karakas-Keles for accessibility requests or for more 
 information at&nbsp\;<a href="mailto:hkarakas@syr.edu">hkarakas@syr.edu</a
 ></p><p>Sponsoring Department: East Asia Program\, Moynihan Institute of G
 lobal Affairs\, Department of History </p>
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