"2016 Hanmun Workshop (Intermediate)"의 두 판 사이의 차이

Jangseogak Tour

Introduction to Classical Chinese and Hanmun

Kwŏn Kŭn 權近, “Preface to the Diagrammatic Explanation for the Initiation of Learning” (Iphak tosŏl sŏ 入學圖說序)

Letter to his son by Pak Se-dang 朴世堂 (寄子泰輔); Letter to his son by Paek Kwang-hun 白光勳 (寄亨南書 己卯); Letter by Kim Tŭg-yŏn 金得研

Special Lecture on Chŏng Yag-yong

Field Trip (afternoon)

Review of letters (Pak Se-dang, Paek Kwang-hun, Kim Tŭg-yŏn) (continued)

Stories from the Illustrated Guide to the Three Relations (Samgang haengsil-to 三綱行實圖): “Lady Im gets her limbs cut off ” (Yŏlbu ipkang 烈婦入江), “Sŏkchin cuts off his finger” (Sŏkchin tanji 石珍斷指)

Hanmun grammar points: Notion of grammatical words

Stories from the Illustrated Guide to the Three Relations (Samgang haengsil-to 三綱行實圖): “Pinyŏng charges the enemy line” (Pinyŏng tolchin 丕寧突陳), “Lady Kim strikes the tiger” (Kim-ssi pakho 金氏撲虎)

“Parting without words” (Muŏ pyŏl 無語別) by Im Che 林悌

Review of the Samgang haengsil-to stories

Pak Chi-wŏn 朴趾源, “Self-preface to the Depository of Writings in the Peacock Hall” (Kongjakkwan mun’go chasŏ 孔雀館文庫自序)

Special Lectures (afternoon)

Pak Chi-wŏn 朴趾源, “Self-preface to the Depository of Writings in the Peacock Hall” (continued)

Review of Pak Chi-wŏn, “Self-preface to the Depository of Writings in the Peacock Hall”

Chŏng Yag-yong丁若鏞, “On [Discriminating] Illegitimate Sons” (Sŏŏl-lon 庶孽論)

“Spring” (Ch’un 春) by Chŏng Mong-ju 鄭夢周 and “Intoning nocturnally in a mountain temple” (Sansa yaŭm 山寺夜吟) by Chŏng Ch’ŏl 鄭澈

Hanmun grammar points: Four most important grammatical words—以, 之, 所, 者

Chŏng Yag-yong, “On [Discriminating] Illegitimate Sons” (continued)

“Pubyŏk Pavilion” (Pubyŏngnu浮碧樓) by Yi Saek李穡

Review of Chŏng Yag-yong, “On [Discriminating] Illegitimate Sons”

Kim Chong-jik 金宗直, “Lament for Emperor Yi” (Cho Ŭije mun 弔義帝文)

Kim Chong-jik, “Lament for Emperor Yi” (continued)

Special Lectures (afternoon)

Hanmun grammar points: Five major uses of verbs (intransitive, transitive, passive, causative, and putative) and Passive-voice constructions

Guest Lecture: “Online Resources for Hanmun Translation”

Kim Chong-jik, “Lament for Emperor Yi” (continued)

Hansi 漢詩 lecture and the “What do you think of in the quiet moon-lit night” (Soryo wŏrya sa hasa 蕭寥月夜思何事) by Pseudo-Hwang Chin-i 黃真伊)

Closing ceremony (afternoon)