Culture of linguistic area 09-KOJ-FK-22

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Basic information and terminology on traditional culture
Basic information and terminology on modern culture
Issues: Introduction to the knowledge of the culture (concepts). Buddhism. Taoism. Confucianism. Traditional Korean society. Shamanism. Rites of Traditional Music - instrumental, vocal - songs. Theatre and court dances and folk. Traditional painting. Traditional architecture and craftsmanship. Calligraphy and literature - sijo and Hanja.
* Contemporary Culture: An Introduction to modern culture. Education in Korea. Kitchen. Etiquette in everyday life. Business Etiquette. Internet culture of young Koreans. The phenomenon of games. Contemporary music.

Term 2021/SL:

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Term 2022/SL:

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Module learning aims

The object of the course is introducing students to issues relating to Korean culture in terms of tradition and modern with a special focus on religion, philosophy, society, arts including painting and music.

Major

Philology - Korean Philology

Cycle of studies

1st cycle

Module type

compulsory

Year of studies (where relevant)

Year 3

Learning outcomes

Students can comment on the topics discussed during lectures, can relate statements in the scope of the terminology to historical facts and oral statement transfers. Know cultural aspects of Korea and the culture of this country. Can reach out to other sources of knowledge of the topic. Is able to answer to the issues raised.

Assessment criteria

Methods: The evaluation of extra-curricular objectives, written or oral final exam, written semester credit.
Conditions: passing written semester tests I and II, (minimum 60.01%), the final result of the evaluation on the basis of a written or oral exam(<60% - ndst, 60,01-70% dst, dst + 71-75%, 76 -85% db, db + 86-90%, 91%

Practical placement

Bibliography

Main:
J.P. Rurarz, Historia Korei, Wydawnictwo Akademickie DIALOG, Warszawa 2005.
Lee Kwang-Kyu, Korean Traditional Culture, Jimoondang Seoul 2003
Ch. K. Armstrong, Korean Society, Routledge, London-NJ 2002
Tae-Hung Ha, Guide to Korean Culture, Yonsei Univ. Press Seoul 2002
Suh Cheong-Soo (ed.), An encyclopaedia of Korean Culture, Hansebon, Seoul 2004
H. Underwood, N. Underwood (ed.), An Illustrated Guide to Korean Culture, Hakgojae, Seoul 2002
Additional:
Wanna J. Joe, A cultural History of Modern Korea, Hollym, NJ-Seoul 2000
- students will be also informed with other additional books after completing given topic.

Notes

Term 2021/SL:

None

Term 2022/SL:

None

Additional information

Additional information (registration calendar, class conductors, localization and schedules of classes), might be available in the USOSweb system:

Description of 09-KOJ-FK-22 in USOSweb