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Traditional scholar-officials on the wings of modern law and statecraft : the Taedong hakhoe and its vision for the Korean ruling class in the final years of the Taehan Empire, 1907-1909
2019
The Taedong hakhoe (Scholarly Society of the Great East) was an organization active from 1907 to 1909, founded by a group of politically elite, Confucian-educated scholar-officials with the grand objective of mobilizing Confucian literati across Korea to propel the traditional order of knowledge—or the so-called "old learning"—back into the realm of "usefulness" in early-twentieth-century Korea. The Taedong hakhoe has been uncritically cast as a pro-Japanese collaborator in modern scholarship,
doi:10.14288/1.0375875
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