The Tradition of Korean Recluses as seen in the Works of T'oegye Yi Hwang

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ㆍ발행기관 : 영남퇴계학연구원 ㆍ수록지정보 : 퇴계학논집 / 5권
ㆍ저자명 : Sonja Häußler

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Introduction: Confucian Eremitism in China
Confucian Eremitism in Korea
T'oegye's views on Ch'oe Ch'i‐wǒn
T'oege's judgement on Yi Cha‐hyǒn's case
Conclusion

영어 초록

Confucianism is generally associated with the ideology of
governance and administration, of an intellectual’s participation
in public service. However, there is an equally valid aspect of
Confucianism, apparent already in the thought of Confucius and
Mencius which justifies withdrawal from public life and official
service under some conditions. To Confucius and Mencius it
was clear that a man should serve when he could maintain and
actively promote his principles, and that he should withdraw
when the conditions of public service were degrading, or when
his principles were threatened.1) This idea is accumulated in the
often cited statement found in the Lunyu: “When right
principles of government prevail in the kingdom, he will show
himself; when they are prostrated, he will keep concealed.

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