윤해동
2018-03-16T06:40:18Z
2018-03-16T06:40:18Z
2014-03
역사학보, Vol.221 No.- [2014], pp. 61-85(25쪽)
1225-1615
http://www.dbpia.co.kr/Journal/ArticleDetail/NODE02391904
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11754/48001
In this article, I trace the modern transformation of East Asia which operated across three dimensions, namely, human migration, the trade of goods, and the communication of concepts.While growing into an empire, Japan tried to deal with its population-food problem by importing food from overseas and exporting its industrial goods. This resulted in the implementation of the ‘rice-cotton exchange system’ in colonial Joseon. Japan thus tried to solve its food shortage by trading transnational goods across regions while alleviating its population overload through colony acquisition or mass deportation of its national members. This shows that the trade of goods and the migration of people were intricately linked.The concept of ‘Orient(東洋)’ within East Asia was being circulated and communicated in connection with the concept of nation or nationalism. This indicates that the concept of ‘Orient’ was not unrelated with the migration of people or the trade of goods. As the discourse of Asian solidarity(亞細亞連帶論) or Orient discourse on the level of civilization(文明論的 東洋論) emerged throughout East Asia, the ‘Orient discourse’ would have contributed to promoting migration and exchange. On the other hand, when the exclusive aspects of Orient discourse was on the rise, the role of the ‘Orient discourse’ would inevitably have been a negative one.
2008년 정부(교육과학기술부)의 재원으로 한국연구재단의 지원(NRF-2008-361-A00005)
ko_KR
역사학회
동아시아
한국사
이주
교역
소통
트랜스내셔널
East Asia
Korean History
migration
trade
communication
transnational
트랜스내셔널 동아시아의 근대적 변용
Article
30-40
역사학보
윤해동
Yun, Hae-Dong
2014000131
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RESEARCH INSTITUTE[S]
RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF COMPARATIVE HISTORY & CULTURE
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