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Analysis of the Description of Ancient History of Korea-Japan Relations in Japanese History Textbooks‒with A Focus on the Textbook from Fusosha Publishing‒
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일본 역사교과서의 고대 한일관계사 서술 분석‒후소샤(扶桑社)판 교과서를 중심으로‒

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한국일본근대학회 일본근대학연구 일본근대학연구 제42호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2013.1
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317 - 353 (37page)

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Analysis of the Description of Ancient History of Korea-Japan Relations in Japanese History Textbooks‒with A Focus on the Textbook from Fusosha Publishing‒
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The thesis has examined the characteristics and problems of the description of controversial issues of ancient history of Korea-Japan relations as provided by History of Japan textbook from Fusosha Publishing. The comparison and analysis of the textbooks published between 2001 and 2011 has confirmed that while some terms that were potentially problematic were deleted or modified, the basic tone remained unchanged in that they still emphasized the superiority of Japanese history while disparaging Korean history. In describing the ancient history of Korea-Japan relations, the Japanese textbooks interpret historical artifacts from their perspective to argue for political superiority over the Korean Peninsula, and in description of culture, they ignore or briefly state the influence from those people who arrived from the Korean Peninsula on transmission of diverse institutions and technologies including rice farming, iron tools, earthen tools, and Buddhism, instead stressing the influence from Tang Dynasty. Besides, with regard to Balhae, they do not even mention the kingdom and exclude it from the geographical boundary of the Korean history, which should be corrected in the future. After all, such history textbooks would inspire a historical perspective that places Japan at the center and in a superior position. The ability to escape a description that emphasizes only the stance of Japan is necessary, and future historical progress would be possible only when the two countries concede that differences are inevitable in perceiving historical facts and construing them.

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