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Filed Under Essay Korean Military Evolution and Tactics in the 16th and 17th century By Omar Sanchez (Japanese, UCLA '22) View Entry
Filed Under Profile John Duncan, Emeritus Professor of Korean History, UCLAScholar Profile By John B. Duncan View Entry
Filed Under Podcast Is It Authentic?—History of Food and Drink in Korea By Pauline Park (Sociology, UCLA '21) & Timothy An (History, UCLA '21) View Entry
Filed Under Essay How war shaped Korean ideas of nation By Ashley Pae (Political Science, UCLA '22) View Entry
Filed Under Essay How Joseon Korea claimed to be the true successor to the fallen Ming empire By Thomas Brown (Pre-history) View Entry
Filed Under Application How Hangul's Purpose was Beyond Korea By Selene H. Chang (Linguistics and Asian Languages and Cultures, UCLA '23), Esther Lee (Biology, UCLA '22), Drew Panchana (Korean, UCLA '23) & Robert Keanu Ramirez (Asian Languages and Linguistics, UCLA '23) View Entry
Filed Under Essay Finding Agency in Chosŏn Korea- Buddhist Performing Troupes and Women Writers By Hannah Kaufman (Asian Humanities, UCLA '23) View Entry
Filed Under Essay Expectations vs. Reality: Chosŏn Confucian Scholars Advocating for War By Toni Enriquez (Asian Humanities, UCLA '23) View Entry