shopping

22 Março 2018, 16:00 • Eunhee Choi

1. Department store

  - temporary stands and tables

  - pay with either a credit card and  cash

  - issues their own store cards

  - run a culture center

2. Traditional market

  - opens once in every few days

  - sells vegetables and fruits, flower, oriental ingredients or seafood only

3. Shopping at home

4. Large Mart

  - run a culture center

  - government regulated the opening days of large marts

5. Outlet shopping center

6. Convenience store

  - kingdom of convenience store

  - what you can do at convenience stores

7. Other shops

  - daiso

  - olive young

-Bibliographe

ChoYounghee, “Korean culture in 100 Keywords”, Paju, South Korea, Darakwon, 2017.

ChoiYungon, jeonChorong, “K-Culture 10”, Seoul, Hankookmoonwhasa, 2016.

YangSeongkook, “ Korean Culture for foreigners”, Seoul, Pagijong Press, 2014.

ParkHana, “ Korean Culture for Curious New Comers”, Seoul, Pagijong Press, 2014.

A absorção de padrões culturais chineses e a emergência de uma cultura aristocrata (IV)

20 Março 2018, 16:00 • Pedro Lage Reis Correia

A absorção de padrões culturais chineses e a emergência de uma cultura aristocrata (IV). O Reino Unificado de Silla (668-918). A relevância do Budismo Zen na fase final do período Silla. A prática do fengshui no séc. IX. Arte e estética no final do Reino Unificado de Silla.

Hangeul

15 Março 2018, 16:00 • Eunhee Choi

Hanbok (3/14)

1. King Sejong and Hangeul

  - Hangeul was invented 1443, and it was distributed in 1446.

  - The birth of Hangul is recorded in the Sejong Chronicles.

  - UNESCO enacted the King Sejong Literacy prize in 1989.

  -Hangeul Day(9th/10)

2. The Principle behind the making of Hangeul

  - The consonants were created based on the shapes of human vocal organs. ‘ㄱ, ㄴ, ㅁ, ㅅ, ㅇ’

  - The vowels, the basic characters ‘∙, ㅡ, ㅣ’, were created based on the shapes of ‘sky(천 天), earth(지, 地), and human(인, 人).

  - four principles :(1. The basic letters were made based on the shapes of vocal organs or from ‘sky(천 天), earth(지, 地), and human(인, 人)’, 2. Strokes are added to these basic letters to create other characters. 3. Other characters are formed by combining these letters. 4. It was made so that consonants and vowels were formed by playing characters side by side.)

3. Various fonts and designs

  - Calligraphy refers to either handwriting or script written with a brush.

4. Hangeul and the information age

  - Hangeul on keyboard and cellphone

5. Thinking further

  - any art pieces or design products that use characters of Portuguese.

  - how the keyboards and the key pads of cellular phones work when entering texts in Portuguese.

-Bibliographe

ChoYounghee, “Korean culture in 100 Keywords”, Paju, South Korea, Darakwon, 2017.

ChoiYungon, jeonChorong, “K-Culture 10”, Seoul, Hankookmoonwhasa, 2016.

YangSeongkook, “ Korean Culture for foreigners”, Seoul, Pagijong Press, 2014.

ParkHana, “ Korean Culture for Curious New Comers”, Seoul, Pagijong Press, 2014.

A absorção de padrões culturais chineses e a emergência de uma cultura aristocrata (III)

13 Março 2018, 16:00 • Pedro Lage Reis Correia

A absorção de padrões culturais chineses e a emergência de uma cultura aristocrata (III). O Reino Unificado de Silla (668-918). Dinâmicas e variedade na vivência do Budismo. Wonhyo (617-686): o Budismo Hwaeom e o projecto de confluência das escolas budistas. Relevância do Confucionismo no contexto de uma crescente centralização política.  O complexo de de Bulguksa: a arte e a estética como definição de um tempo de plenitude. Progresso científico e tecnológico.

Hanbok

8 Março 2018, 16:00 • Eunhee Choi

1. kinds of hanbok

  - 백일복, 돌복, 외출복, 혼례복, 제례복, 상복

  - 조바위, 호건, 당의, 돌띠

2. color of hanbok

  - five colores(오방색-O-bangsaek)

  - meaning of five colors

  - yellow, indigo, white, red, black

3. patterns of Hanbok

  -meaning of peonies, lotus flowers, Bats, pomegranates, chinese characters

4. history of Hanbok

5. Headgear for men

6. Hairstyles for women

7. Accessories

-Bibliographe

ChoYounghee, “Korean culture in 100 Keywords”, Paju, South Korea, Darakwon, 2017.

ChoiYungon, jeonChorong, “K-Culture 10”, Seoul, Hankookmoonwhasa, 2016.

YangSeongkook, “ Korean Culture for foreigners”, Seoul, Pagijong Press, 2014.

ParkHana, “ Korean Culture for Curious New Comers”, Seoul, Pagijong Press, 2014.