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The purpose of this essay is to clarify the concept of Gamsung(Êïàõ) composed of modern empiricist epistemology as well as premodern Confucian theory of correspondence (Êïëëàã). Gamsung was a word for tran...
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The purpose of this essay is to clarify the concept of Gamsung(Êïàõ) composed of modern empiricist epistemology as well as premodern Confucian theory of correspondence (Êïëëàã). Gamsung was a word for translation of the Western concept of sensibility into Japanese language by Nishi Amane (à¤ñ², 1829¡1897) who was a modern Japanese scholar. He thinks that human mind has three categories such as sense (ÊÆàõ), sensibility, and agent (íÂàõ) which are well harmonized with modern Western empiricism of Locke, Hobbes, and Hume. Meanwhile, the Confucian theory of correspondence, seen in the Book of Change, the Book of Songs, and the Record of Propriety, implies that our feelings can be spread by contagion and resonance among people. The theory can explain how we are emotionally associated with others by introducing the concepts of contagion and resonance. It, however, seems to be difficult to avoid political criticism that it was used as a mean to force people to follow Confucian patriarchal monarchy. In these regards, we can say that the word of Gamsung has its conceptual traces of hybridism during its change from premodernism into modernism in Korea.
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