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1. Seclusion as a Way of Life

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© 1967 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 1967 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE V
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. Part I: THE BREAKDOWN OF NATIONAL SECLUSION
  5. 1. Seclusion as a Way of Life 1
  6. 2. First Treaties with Japan and the West 16
  7. 3. Political Disturbances After the Opening 33
  8. Part II: CROSSCURRENTS OF FOREIGN INFLUENCE AND INTERNAL REFORM
  9. 4. The Decade of Chinese Dominance, 1885-1894 61
  10. 5. Rebellion, War, and Reform, 1894-1895 74
  11. 6. The Russo-Japanese Rivalry, 1895-1904 85
  12. 7. The Reform Movement and Its Aftermath, 1896-1904 103
  13. Part III: JAPANESE PROTECTORATE IN KOREA
  14. 8. The Protectorate Treaty 121
  15. 9. The Expansion of the Resident-General's Role 136
  16. 10. Repression and Control 150
  17. Part IV: KOREAN RESISTANCE AND ITS COLLAPSE
  18. 11. The Korean Court, the Press, and Foreign Friends 175
  19. 12. The Insurgents: The Righteous Army 196
  20. 13. The Rise of Japanese Militarism 207
  21. CONCLUSION 219
  22. APPENDIX 225
  23. REFERENCES 233
  24. GLOSSARY OF FOREIGN WORDS 251
  25. INDEX 255
Korea and the Politics of Imperialism 1876–1910
This chapter is in the book Korea and the Politics of Imperialism 1876–1910
https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520407183-002

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE V
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. Part I: THE BREAKDOWN OF NATIONAL SECLUSION
  5. 1. Seclusion as a Way of Life 1
  6. 2. First Treaties with Japan and the West 16
  7. 3. Political Disturbances After the Opening 33
  8. Part II: CROSSCURRENTS OF FOREIGN INFLUENCE AND INTERNAL REFORM
  9. 4. The Decade of Chinese Dominance, 1885-1894 61
  10. 5. Rebellion, War, and Reform, 1894-1895 74
  11. 6. The Russo-Japanese Rivalry, 1895-1904 85
  12. 7. The Reform Movement and Its Aftermath, 1896-1904 103
  13. Part III: JAPANESE PROTECTORATE IN KOREA
  14. 8. The Protectorate Treaty 121
  15. 9. The Expansion of the Resident-General's Role 136
  16. 10. Repression and Control 150
  17. Part IV: KOREAN RESISTANCE AND ITS COLLAPSE
  18. 11. The Korean Court, the Press, and Foreign Friends 175
  19. 12. The Insurgents: The Righteous Army 196
  20. 13. The Rise of Japanese Militarism 207
  21. CONCLUSION 219
  22. APPENDIX 225
  23. REFERENCES 233
  24. GLOSSARY OF FOREIGN WORDS 251
  25. INDEX 255
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