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Daham Chong, professeur invité de l’EHESS

Daham CHONG is professor of history at Sangmyung University in Seoul. Chong earned his Ph.D. in Korean history at Korea University. He has been rewriting early Chosŏn history as highlighted within the nationalist narrative of South Korean historiography by using postcolonial and transnational approaches. He has been reinterpreting the major projects of King Sejong in the fifteenth Century, including the Hunmin chŏngŭm vernacular alphabet, by rethinking their inseparable and translative relationship to Yuan, Ming, Jurchens, and Japan. Also He has been rewriting post-1945 South Korean historiorgraphy on Koryŏ and Chosŏn based on a transnational approach by historicizing it within the...

« Aspects of the materiality of buried epitaphs 墓誌銘 from the Koryŏ Period (高麗, 918-1392) »

Conférence donnée par Yannick Bruneton dans le cadre de l’International Conference 國際學術硏討會, Department of Chinese Literature 中國文學系, National Taïwan University 國立臺灣大學, Centre for the study of manuscript cultures, Université de Hambourg, EFEO, PSL, 12/04/2024

Les mécanismes de l’État de droit peuvent-ils accompagner la réussite d’une révolution ? L’exemple sud-coréen de la “révolution des bougies” (2016-2017)

GUICHARD Justine a publié un chapitre dans Nicolas Pauthe et Lina Megahed (dir.), Mouvements révolutionnaires et droit constitutionnel, Paris, Institut Francophone pour la Justice et la Démocratie, 2024, p. 303-320.