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Prof. Jongwoo Yi | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

Prof. Jongwoo Yi, Humanities Korea Plus Center/Institute of Japanese Korea/Dankook University at Jukjeon Campus, South Korea

 

Prof. Jongwoo Yi, a Ph.D. graduate of Sungkyunkwan University in Neo-Confucianism, serves as a Research Professor at Dankook University’s Humanities Korea Plus Center. With a focus on Korean and Eastern Asian culture, his extensive publications explore themes such as political philosophy, ethics, and comparative studies. Notable works include analyses of thinkers like Tasan Chŏng Yagyong and Matteo Ricci, showcasing his interdisciplinary approach. Prof. Yi’s research enriches understanding of cultural intersections and philosophical debates. 📚🌏

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Prof. Jongwoo Yi holds a Ph.D. in Neo-Confucianism from Sungkyunkwan University, demonstrating his expertise in East Asian philosophical traditions. Currently serving as a Research Professor at the Humanities Korea Plus Center within the Institute of Japanese Studies at Dankook University’s Jukjeon Campus, he contributes significantly to the exploration of cultural and philosophical themes. 🎓With a focus on Korean and Japanese studies, Prof. Yi’s research delves into the intricate nuances of Neo-Confucian philosophy, shedding light on its relevance in contemporary discourse. His academic pursuits center around understanding the intricate relationship between traditional thought and modern perspectives, particularly in the context of political philosophy and ethical inquiry. 📚As a Research Professor, Prof. Yi’s role involves fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and promoting scholarly exchange within the academic community. Through his affiliations and publications, he actively contributes to enriching understanding of East Asian cultural heritage and its implications for broader intellectual discourse. Prof. Yi’s dedication to advancing knowledge in his field underscores his commitment to bridging past and present, facilitating a deeper appreciation of the region’s philosophical heritage. 🌏

Research Focus :

Prof. Jongwoo Yi’s research focus revolves around the intersection of Neo-Confucian philosophy, political theory, and ethical inquiry, with a particular emphasis on Korean intellectual history. 📚 His scholarly investigations delve into various aspects of East Asian thought, exploring the works of prominent figures such as Tasan Chǒng Yagyong, Dasan Jeong Yak-yong, and King Jeongjo. Through comparative analyses, Prof. Yi seeks to illuminate the similarities and differences between Eastern and Western philosophical traditions, as evidenced in his comparisons of Confucian democracy with modern democratic theory, and the examination of power dynamics in Neo-Confucian thought.Furthermore, his exploration of justice and governance extends to practical implications, as seen in his study comparing the approaches of Jeong Yakyong and King Jeongjo towards land system reform. By dissecting these historical and philosophical inquiries, Prof. Yi contributes not only to academic discourse but also offers insights into contemporary socio-political issues. His multifaceted approach underscores his commitment to bridging past and present perspectives, enriching our understanding of cultural heritage and its relevance in today’s world. 🌏

 

 

 

Jongwoo Yi | Humanities | Best Researcher Award

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