韓國儒學在臺灣的硏究槪況(2010~2018)

Abstract

The main purpose of the thesis is to analyze the general situation of Korean Confucianism in Taiwan from 2010 to 2018, and to review the indispensable role that the Korean Confucianism has played in the contemporary Confucianism in Taiwan during its transition from the Chinese Confucianism to the East Asia Confucianism. This article is divided into three parts. The first part briefly reviews the situation of Korean Confucianism in Taiwan before 2010. This part is based on Professor Ming-Hui Lee's work " Studies of Korean Confucianism in Post-war Taiwan: A Review Article ", which mainly summarized the research results of the first and part of second generation of scholars studying Korean Confucianism in Taiwan. The second part is the research results of Korean Confucianism in Taiwan after 2010. The result of research between 1998 to 2016 is mainly based on the results of a series of the programs called "East Asian Confucianism", which were hosted by Professor Chun-Chieh Huang. According to Professor Ming-Hui Lee, since 1992, the study of Korean Confucianism in Taiwan has basically been taken over by the second generation of research scholars. In the past ten years, due to a series of programs hosted by Professor Huang, the study of Korean Confucianism in Taiwan has shifted from the individual approach with sporadic and passive effort to a collective team approach with planned and proactive effort. Among the second generation of research scholars, the research results of Professor Cho-Han Yang, Professor Ming-Hui Lee, and Professor Yueh-hui Lin are especially important. The foundation of the contemporary Korean Confucianism research in Taiwan is largely based on the research results of these three professors. The third part of this thesis collects some concrete research results from 2010 to show the rapid development of Korean Confucianism in Taiwan in recent years. The development of Korean Confucianism in Taiwan is on going well. More and more young scholars have entered this research area, with more relevant research results to be expected in the future.