《황성신문》과 근대 유교의 전개

Abstract

Hwangseong Daily developed a movement towards the transition to modernity based on Confucianism from the time of the first publication in 1898 to 1910, until the compulsory abolition by Korean-Japan mandatory merger. Although these fundamentally did not deny the traditional Confucianism, in terms of the method, on the contrary, demanded a shift to a modern state like Japan. As the social role of the newspaper at the time increased, such a change included modern discussions based on traditional Confucianism. The modern discourse of the newspaper is largely divided into national reform and national education. National reforms can again be divided into government reform, educational reform, regional reform, social reform, etc. National education can be categorized as public consciousness, civilization, patriotism. In this research, based on these two discourses, we analyze the modern pipe of the Imperial Newspaper at that time, and try to reconstruct the figure of modern Confucianism. The newspaper was a collective creation on which the modern pavilion of Reform Confucian intellectuals was projected at the time. These discourses caused a big reaction in society at the time. Not only their arguments form a certain discourse in modern society. Furthermore, it provides important suggestions for various studies trying to confirm the subjectivity of Korea by fusing the tradition to the present age.: I have a dream!