[KS] Greek and Latin studies in Korea

[Franklin Rausch]

Dear Dr. Wadas,

I think the teaching of Latin in Korea would have begun in the nineteenth century with the coming of French Catholic missionaries.  I deal somewhat with that issue in my article "Saving Knowledge" (published in Acta Koreana 11, no.3 (December 8)).  The Korean Church History Institute (한국교회사연구소) has released an edited and translated collection of the first Korean priest's letters (성 김대건 안드레아 신부의 서한).  In my study of Korean Catholicism in the ninteenth century I haven't run across any references to the teaching of Greek.  I hope this is of some help.

Yours truly,
Franklin Rausch

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Dr. Franklin D. Rausch
Assistant Professor of History
Department of History & Philosophy
Lander University
320 Stanley Avenue
Greenwood, SC 29649-2099

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From: Koreanstudies [koreanstudies-bounces at koreaweb.ws] On Behalf Of Andrzej Wadas [andrzejwadas at yahoo.co.uk]
Sent: Saturday, March 09, 2013 7:27 AM
To: Brother Anthony; Korean Studies Discussion List
Subject: [KS] Greek and Latin studies in Korea

Dear List Members,

I would be grateful for any information about Greek and Latin studies in Korea in the past and now.

Andrzej Wadas, Krakow, Poland

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From: Brother Anthony <ansonjae at sogang.ac.kr>
To: Korean Studies Discussion List <koreanstudies at koreaweb.ws>
Sent: Thursday, 7 March 2013, 4:55
Subject: [KS] March with RAS Korea

Members of the list who are in Seoul are welcome to join any of the following activities organized by the Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch.

Br Anthony
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Full details can be found in our home page  http://www.raskb.com/

Lectures (held in the Residents' Lounge, Somerset Palace)

Tuesday, March 12
Peter Bartholomew: Catastrophic Losses of Korea’s Architectural Heritage from 1910 and Continuing Today

Tuesday, March 26
Travellers’ Tales, Or How the West Learned about Corea
Lecturer: Brother Anthony

Excursions

Mar. 16 Exploring Jeonju (Jennifer Flinn)
Mar. 23 Embroidery Museum (Sue Bae)
Mar. 30 Sewang Brewery (R. Koehler)

Apr. 6 & 7 Namhaedo & Jinhae Cherry Blossom tour (Sue Bae)
Apr. 13 Daehangno and Hyehwa-dong: An Architectural Walk (Bob Fouser)
Apr. 14 Woraksan National Park, Gosu Cave & Chungju Lake (Sue Bae0
Apr. 21 Gyeonggido Cherry Blossom
Apr. 27 Cheollipo Magnolia tour (Sue Bae)
Apr. 27-28. Gyeongju. (David Mason)

Visit to the National Museum of Korea
Wednesday March 20, 7pm. Buddhist sculptures.

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