This cultural history of Korea provides insight into how the Korean population has imagined the world and their societal position over the past two millennia.
Traditional period
The interaction between diverse religious and philosophical traditions, social institutions, state interests, and external influences forms the framework of this period.
Modern period
The focus is on the rapid and profound cultural changes of the past century and a half, including:
- the development and spread of education
- the growing influence of students
- the rise of mass culture
- the redefinition of gender roles
- the enduring importance of religion
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