This study is about 'Yeojaechalyo' and the 'Chongcelok'. The author and local administration, Oh hyoeng-muk, explains the worldview and intellectual profile of the intellectuals at that time, The purpose of the study is to find out the characteristics ...
This study is about 'Yeojaechalyo' and the 'Chongcelok'. The author and local administration, Oh hyoeng-muk, explains the worldview and intellectual profile of the intellectuals at that time, The purpose of the study is to find out the characteristics of education environment and geography education in the rapidly changing age of enlightenment by analyzing in-depth the overall contents of 'Yeojaechalyo's writing motive, publishing process, content composition, influence of the age of enlightenment, and selected as a textbook.
According to the research, the contents of 'Yeojaechalyo' , which is published in the general archives, are concentrated in the ‘Haman Chongcelok’, ‘Goseong Chongcelok’, and more than 15 cases are reported. Starting with the completion of the preface of ‘Yeojaechalyo’ on July 23, 1892, it was understood that Yeojaechalyo was completed before July 9, 1892, and that 'Yeojaechalyo' was produced and published for more than five years.
After comparing 10 volumes, 8 volumes, 5 volumes, and 1 volume, 'Yeojaechalyo' was judged to be the first to complete a five-book version, then one-volume summary, then expand the five-book version to write an eight-volume copy, expand the eight-volume copy, and produce a 10-volume copy.
Also, according to the release of ‘Hansung Sunbo’ and ‘Hanseong Zubo’, Oh hyoeng-muk was appointed as Parkmoonkook on April 16, 1886 and served until April 1887. During this period, it is expected to expand its knowledge of modern knowledge and geography from China and Japan. Also, there are many similar contents of the astronomical science map and world map published by Parkmoonkook, similar to that of 'Hanseong soonbo', and 'Hanseong jubo', Information about the world is similar to the text of 'MankokJeongpyo' published in 1886 by Park Mun-guk.
In addition, the nation's first modern state education administration institution, the Ministry of Education, published a total of seven geography textbooks between 1895 and 1905, two of which were written exclusively by individuals, 'Yeojaechalyo' and 'Saminpilji'. The journal was written by American missionary Hulbert, and the geography textbook written exclusively by Koreans is 'Yeojaechalyo'. According to the study, 'Yeojaechalyo' which was used as a textbook, is believed to have been selected as a textbook by the Ministry of Education in 1893. Oh hyoeng-muk has already collected various literature with geographer's knowledge and has collected geographical information for a long time.
In order to find out why Ohnangmuk was writing Yeojyeomyo, analysis an introduction to the book and 'Chongcelok', the information of 'DongkukYeojisuengnam' has changed for a long time, and the volume of the book is too large to carry, as imperialism prevailed in the late 19th century and the exchange of countries around the world became active, intellectuals believed that they needed to expand their knowledge of the world, and to expand their scientific awareness of astronomy and the earth, otherwise they believed that they could not become a power.