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Confucian Culture in Contemporary Korean Context
By James T. Bretzke, S.J. University of San Francisco
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Korean TaeGukGi (Flag)
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Religious Aspects of Korean Culture
Shamanism (ancient to today) Buddhism (c. 9th century onwards) Confucianism (13th century onwards) Christianity (18th century onwards) “New” Religions (e.g., Chon-do-kyo) National Success as Religious Pride
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“Four Pillars” (Sa-Chu) Café:
If you know the Four Pillars you can see the future
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“Philosophy” House
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Buddhist Bell: Ring Out Truth
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This is NOT a Buddhist Monk!
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Mandate of Heaven Tien Ming
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The Proper Tao or “Way”
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Cultivation of Moral Knowledge & Virtue (Personal/Public)
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Prince/Superior Person Or Paradigmatic Individual
Chun-tzu (Chinese) or Gun-Cha (Korean)
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Reform of Society Beginning with Moral Cultivation of the Individual
Rectification Of Names
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2 Core Confucian Virtues
Proper Ritual Etiquette Benevolence
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Careful State Ritual
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1st Relation: Justice & Loyalty
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Scholar as Public Servant
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Ministers as Meritocracy
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Ch’ung (Loyalty) Chong (Justice) Sa (Temple)
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Keeping the Law; Real Service
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2nd Relation: Filial Piety
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Respect of Elders & Teachers
New Year’s Ritual Bow Called the Sae-bae
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3rd Relation: Reciprocity & Distinction of Duties and Roles
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Campus Barbers Serve Sincerely
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4th Relation: Propriety
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Keep Propriety Citizenry
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New Propriety, New Life, New Korea
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5th Relation: Faithfulness
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Chingu: Old Friends
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Respect for The Ancestors
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Ancestor Ritual Celebration
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Family Chae-Sa or Ancestor Rite
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Chusok: Korean Thanksgiving
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Buddhist Altar
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Moral Slogans as Public Virtue
Right Sacrifice, Right Driving, At Every Intersection Smiles Bloom
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Now We Have to Recycle
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Let’s Protect Nature!
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Moral Exhortation
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Let’s Live Correctly
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Virtue Has Its Own Rewards
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Calligraphy for Meditation
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Universities as Guardians of Public Virtue and Justice
Obey Truth: Motto of Sogang Jesuit University in Seoul
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In the 21st Century Too: Forward Thinking Sogang U.
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100 Day Prayer Cycle for Successful University Admission
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Entrance Exam 100 Day Prayers
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Student Protest for Justice
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Democracy Wall At Sogang
Let’s Overthrow the Dictator Kim Dae Jung!
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Oppose the American Military
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Suicide as Political Protest
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A Divided Korea
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Work For Korean Reunification
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Reunification Blooms
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Dae-Han Min-Guk Man-Sae!
Let Korea Prosper For Ten Thousand Years!
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