十五~十六世紀中國與朝鮮的認識差異和溝通障礙－以崔溥≪漂海錄≫爲中心－
The Cognitive Dissonance and Miscommunication Between the Ming Dynasty and the Joseon Dynasty in the 15th and 16th Century
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The Ming Dynasty and Joseon Dynasty reached a consensus in the Confucian ideology and culture, but at the same time, each based on a different understanding of Confucianism, causing the communication obstacles. The cause of communication barriers, on the one hand, are associated with the development of the Yangming in the Ming Dynasty, and on the other hand, related to the Joseon Dynasty's “A China in mimiature” consciousness which be considered superior than Chinese. Objectively, this kind of differences in communication, from the Ming dynasty, proved that the economic development of the Ming dynasty, and some social abuses in its process of development; From the Joseon Dynasty, is proved that the Joseon Dynasty had become increasingly conservative.
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The Ming Dynasty and Joseon Dynasty reached a consensus in the Confucian ideology and culture, but at the same time, each based on a different understanding of Confucianism, causing the communication obstacles. The cause of communication barriers, on the one hand, are associated with the development of the Yangming in the Ming Dynasty, and on the other hand, related to the Joseon Dynasty's “A China in mimiature” consciousness which be considered superior than Chinese. Objectively, this kind of differences in communication, from the Ming dynasty, proved that the economic development of the Ming dynasty, and some social abuses in its process of development; From the Joseon Dynasty, is proved that the Joseon Dynasty had become increasingly conservative.
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