#koreahistory — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #koreahistory, aggregated by home.social.
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University of Washington Center for Korea Studies: Online Database Now Available . “The newly developed Online Database of English Translations of Korean Literature is now open to the public. Developed over three years (2022-2025), it is currently the most user-friendly, extensive, and accurate database of English translations of Korean literature with nearly 4,000 entries.”
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University of Washington Center for Korea Studies: Online Database Now Available . “The newly developed Online Database of English Translations of Korean Literature is now open to the public. Developed over three years (2022-2025), it is currently the most user-friendly, extensive, and accurate database of English translations of Korean literature with nearly 4,000 entries.”
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University of Washington Center for Korea Studies: Online Database Now Available . “The newly developed Online Database of English Translations of Korean Literature is now open to the public. Developed over three years (2022-2025), it is currently the most user-friendly, extensive, and accurate database of English translations of Korean literature with nearly 4,000 entries.”
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University of Washington Center for Korea Studies: Online Database Now Available . “The newly developed Online Database of English Translations of Korean Literature is now open to the public. Developed over three years (2022-2025), it is currently the most user-friendly, extensive, and accurate database of English translations of Korean literature with nearly 4,000 entries.”
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University of Washington Center for Korea Studies: Online Database Now Available . “The newly developed Online Database of English Translations of Korean Literature is now open to the public. Developed over three years (2022-2025), it is currently the most user-friendly, extensive, and accurate database of English translations of Korean literature with nearly 4,000 entries.”
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Korea.net: Nat’l Palace Museum of Korea revamps online display section. “The National Palace Museum of Korea has revamped its online section to showcase a diversity of digital content. The museum on March 11 announced its reorganization of the ‘online museum’ on its website for digital viewing of some 800 royal artifacts displayed at seven permanent exhibition halls.”
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Korea Times: Anonymous blogger exposes Imperial Japan’s historical mistreatment of Korea. “Korea was a colony of Japan for 36 years, from 1910 to the end of World War II in 1945. However, there is a distinct lack of information available about this period, especially in English. One emerging resource is Japanese-language newspapers of the era, published in Korea. An anonymous Japanese […]