19世紀アメリカ新聞紙から見る朝鮮印象 : ベアトによる朝鮮遠征の関連写真をめぐって

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  • 19セイキ アメリカ シンブンシ カラ ミル チョウセン インショウ : ベアト ニ ヨル チョウセン エンセイ ノ カンレン シャシン オ メグッテ
  • Uncivilizing Koreans with Visual Discourse : Publication of Felice Beato's Korea Expedition Photos in the 19th century American Pictorials

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In the 19th century, Korean Peninsula has been called "Hermit Kingdom" by westerners. In 1871, Felice Beato, a famous photographer who joined America Expedition to Korea, took around 50 photos considered as the earliest pictures of Korean. These photos not only published as albums, but also in illustrated newspapers, such as Harper's Weekly and Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspapers. However, if we compare the pictorial illustrations and the photos, it's easy to find out that these pictures were modified from the original ones. Adding new elements, adjusting structures, changing characters, these changes seemingly created different Korean "Stories" for political debates especially on the efficiency of the expedition itself.

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［東アジアの歴史と動態］

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