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| Author/Contributor(s): |
Peterson, Mark a
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| Publisher: |
Cornell University - Cornell East Asia Series
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| Date: |
02/28/2010
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| Binding: |
Hardcover
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| Condition: |
NEW
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The cases in Korean adoption and inheritance reveal steps in the transition called Confucianization that took place mostly in the seventeenth century. The transition from partible inheritance, equally divided between sons and daughters, to primogeniture; the attempt to use soja as heirs; the movement toward agnatic adoption as the way to provide an heir when there were no children, or when there were only daughters born into the household are all covered in numerous cases from the official history, from government records, and from private documents.
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