한국의 근대적 시간 체제의 형성과 일상 생활의 변화 1 - 대한 제국기를 중심으로 = Introduction of Modern Time System and the Change of Everyday Life in Korea 1

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

In Korea, the traditional time system has been transformed from 1895, or more clearly from 1897 by the Kwangmu reform. Modern time system was introduced by modernizing groups, including the missionaries, the Japanese, and the Western-oriented elites. Even though modern time system was not firmly secured in this period, the Gregorian calendar system, the calendars, clock and clock time, time table, 7-days-a-week system, national holidays, the standard time had been introduced. During this process the political power of the state switched between the traditional and the modernizing groups. Nonetheless, the traditional time system withstood so strongly against this trend, and it took a while that the capitalist conception of time was established in the everyday life of the ordinary people.