@article{ART002195777},
author={Meung-Hoan Noh},
title={The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty},
journal={The Korean Journal of Archival Studies},
issn={1229-7941},
year={2017},
number={51},
pages={235-278},
doi={10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235}
TY - JOUR
AU - Meung-Hoan Noh
TI - The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty
JO - The Korean Journal of Archival Studies
PY - 2017
VL - null
IS - 51
PB - Korean Society Of Archival Studies
SP - 235
EP - 278
SN - 1229-7941
AB - Then, why was the system so thorough and strict? How could that be possible? I approached this question by explaining the task of the Joseon Dynasty for the construction of a Confucian community based on Sunglihak. Sunglihak meant the metaphysics of human nature and universe order, or the rule of heaven. The people who opened the Joseon Dynasty aimed at constructing a Confucian community based on propriety as the principle of the society. The records and archives played an administrative function, for example, controlling royal power, as well as the role of constructing a national community identity based on Sunglihak. This kind of records and records management practices of the Joseon Dynasty can be seen as conceptual construction and conceptual constructs, although they were physical entities in reality. They reflected the Sunglihak value system as, in the words of Michel Focault, an “episteme” and played a social role based on it. In particular, I explained it in light of the constructivism of Sunglihak and the semiosis concept of Charles Sanders Peirce.
KW - Conceptual Construction;Constructivism;Records/Archives Management;Semiotics;Joseon Sunglihak;Episteme
DO - 10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235
ER -
Meung-Hoan Noh. (2017). The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty. The Korean Journal of Archival Studies, 51, 235-278.
Meung-Hoan Noh. 2017, "The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty", The Korean Journal of Archival Studies, no.51, pp.235-278. Available from: doi:10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235
Meung-Hoan Noh "The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty" The Korean Journal of Archival Studies 51 pp.235-278 (2017) : 235.
Meung-Hoan Noh. The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty. 2017; 51 : 235-278. Available from: doi:10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235
Meung-Hoan Noh. "The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty" The Korean Journal of Archival Studies no.51(2017) : 235-278.doi: 10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235
Meung-Hoan Noh. The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty. The Korean Journal of Archival Studies, 51, 235-278. doi: 10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235
Meung-Hoan Noh. The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty. The Korean Journal of Archival Studies. 2017; 51 235-278. doi: 10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235
Meung-Hoan Noh. The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty. 2017; 51 : 235-278. Available from: doi:10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235
Meung-Hoan Noh. "The Records and Archives as the Conceptual Constructs and Sunglihak World View of Joseon Dynasty" The Korean Journal of Archival Studies no.51(2017) : 235-278.doi: 10.20923/kjas.2017.51.235