The Korean Struggle for International

The Korean Struggle for International Identity in the Foreground of the Shufeldt Negotiation, 1866-1882 places a special focus on how Koreans view themselves and the outside world, in particular China, Japan, and the United States. The book challenges the one-sided Chinese and Japanese respectively view of the Korea-China and Korea-Japan relationships, and brings the much-neglected Korean perspective to the forefront.

Woong Joe Kang is Adjunct Professor of Church History and Director of Asian Programs, Howard University Divinity School, Washington, D.C.

Acknowledgments

vii

Introduction

1

(5)

Prelude to the Shufeldt Negotiation: The General Sherman Incident of 1866 and the Low-Rodgers Mission of 1871

6

(32)

The Korean-Japanese Treaty of 1876 and the Opening of Korea

38

(41)

Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Responses to American Overtures

79

(55)

The Shufeldt Negotiation and Subsequent Interpretation of its Meaning

134

(27)

Notes

161

(40)

Bibliography

201

(16)

Index

217

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The Korean Struggle for International Identity in the Foreground of the Shufeldt Negotiation, 1866-1882

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