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DESCRIPTION:Sponsored by the East Asia Program in the Moynihan Institute of
  Global Affairs\, this talk will build upon Adam Bohnet's recently publish
 ed book\, Turning toward Edification\, to explore one aspect that was not 
 well developed in his book\, which is the extent to which the Chosŏn court
  often found their ideologically important Ming Loyalist refugees and thei
 r descendants to be disappointing\, failing to live up to the Ming Loyalis
 t ideal that the Chosŏn court set for them. This in turn allows us to reth
 ink the meaning of the Imperial Subject (hwangjoin) status\, considering b
 oth the goals of the Chosŏn state in creating it\, and the attempts by the
  Ming migrant descendants themselves to use it for their own purposes. Boh
 net completed his PHD at the University of Toronto under the direction of 
 Prof. Andre Schmid. Before coming to King's University College\, he worked
  at such universities as St. Mary's University in Halifax\, the University
  of British Columbia in Vancouver\, and Korea University's Research Instit
 ute of Korean Studies in Seoul.
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SUMMARY:Disappointing Loyalists: Descendants of Ming Migrants in Chosŏn Kor
 ea during the 18th Century
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Sponsored by the East Asia Program in the M
 oynihan Institute of Global Affairs\, this talk will build upon Adam Bohne
 t's recently published book\, <em>Turning toward Edification</em>\, to exp
 lore one aspect that was not well developed in his book\, which is the ext
 ent to which the Chosŏn court often found their ideologically important Mi
 ng Loyalist refugees and their descendants to be disappointing\, failing t
 o live up to the Ming Loyalist ideal that the Chosŏn court set for them. T
 his in turn allows us to rethink the meaning of the Imperial Subject (hwan
 gjoin) status\, considering both the goals of the Chosŏn state in creating
  it\, and the attempts by the Ming migrant descendants themselves to use i
 t for their own purposes.<strong> </strong></p><p>Bohnet completed his PHD
  at the University of Toronto under the direction of Prof. Andre Schmid. B
 efore coming to King's University College\, he worked at such universities
  as St. Mary's University in Halifax\, the University of British Columbia 
 in Vancouver\, and Korea University's Research Institute of Korean Studies
  in Seoul.</p>
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