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化身万千：开放的思想史
Compiled By Fudan University Institute Of Literature And History
Researchers in the history of ideas focus on the mutual shaping of history and ideas in order to understand countries, societies and individuals in history. However, the field called "history of ideas" has undergone quite important changes in the past few decades. Not only has the focus of research been shifted repeatedly, but the research methods have been updated and updated. Even the research on the history of ideas itself has become a multi-billion-year-old, integrating with various specialized disciplines. Based on the above understanding, the Institute of Literature and History of Fudan University has established the "Fudan University High-end Forum on Ideological History" since 2019. It is an annual forum that invites scholars from around the world to stimulate ideas and conduct new research on old history. This book collects the results of the first "Fudan University High-end Forum on the History of Thought" held in December 2019. The theme of this forum is "Thousands of Incarnations: An Open History of Ideas", hoping to respond to the many twists and turns encountered in the study of the history of ideas, and to bring together scholars from various fields to share concerns about the research issues in the history of ideas.
Researchers in the history of ideas focus on the mutual shaping of history and ideas in order to understand countries, societies and individuals in history. However, the field called "history of ideas" has undergone quite important changes in the past few decades. Not only has the focus of research been shifted repeatedly, but the research methods have been updated and updated. Even the research on the history of ideas itself has become a multi-billion-year-old, integrating with various specialized disciplines. Based on the above understanding, the Institute of Literature and History of Fudan University has established the "Fudan University High-end Forum on Ideological History" since 2019. It is an annual forum that invites scholars from around the world to stimulate ideas and conduct new research on old history. This book collects the results of the first "Fudan University High-end Forum on the History of Thought" held in December 2019. The theme of this forum is "Thousands of Incarnations: An Open History of Ideas", hoping to respond to the many twists and turns encountered in the study of the history of ideas, and to bring together scholars from various fields to share concerns about the research issues in the history of ideas.
朝鲜通信使与东亚文化交流（复旦文史专刊之十五）
Compiled By Fudan University Institute Of Literature And History
The Korean messengers are the collective name for a series of mission teams sent by the Joseon Dynasty to Japan from the 17th to the 19th century. This series of historical events is not only a direct manifestation of the cultural exchanges between Korea and Japan, but also reflects the profound impact of China, as an "absent presence", on the engagement etiquette, Confucian exchanges, knowledge exchanges, and literary competitions between the two countries using the messengers as the carrier. This book contains the latest research on issues related to North Korean messengers by scholars from China, Japan, and South Korea from different perspectives such as history, culture, and language. These articles use transnational, interdisciplinary, and cross-field research methods to present the various aspects of North Korean messenger activities from the perspective of East Asian cultural exchanges, thereby giving us a new understanding of the impact of Chinese civilization on East Asia in history.
The Korean messengers are the collective name for a series of mission teams sent by the Joseon Dynasty to Japan from the 17th to the 19th century. This series of historical events is not only a direct manifestation of the cultural exchanges between Korea and Japan, but also reflects the profound impact of China, as an "absent presence", on the engagement etiquette, Confucian exchanges, knowledge exchanges, and literary competitions between the two countries using the messengers as the carrier. This book contains the latest research on issues related to North Korean messengers by scholars from China, Japan, and South Korea from different perspectives such as history, culture, and language. These articles use transnational, interdisciplinary, and cross-field research methods to present the various aspects of North Korean messenger activities from the perspective of East Asian cultural exchanges, thereby giving us a new understanding of the impact of Chinese civilization on East Asia in history.