京城帝国大学に学んだ女子学生 : 制度的な前提とその具体事例

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  • 通堂 あゆみ
    武蔵高等学校中学校 : 教諭 九州大学韓国研究センター : 学術共同研究員
  • 永島 広紀
    九州大学韓国研究センター : 教授 九州大学共創学部 : 教授

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  • Female Students learned at Keijō Imperial University
  • ケイジョウ テイコク ダイガク ニ マナンダ ジョシ ガクセイ : セイドテキ ナ ゼンテイ ト ソノ グタイ ジレイ

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This article aims to describe a few female Korean and Japanese students who had learned at Keijō Imperial University (1924-45) established in colonial Korea. Basically, Keijō Imperial University accepted only male students who graduated the Preparatory School (Yoka: 豫科), however, it was never prohibited entering female students. / In the Faculty of Law and Letters at Keijō Imperial University, especially, department of philosophy, history and literature, accepted a few elective students, and female students also could enter the elective course (Senka: 選科). / Elective students could proceed to the regular course (Honka: 本科) as next step by passing the transfer admission tests, and finally they could get a bachelor’s degree. / In addition, Keijō Imperial University had produced only four female bachelors of Arts, and 3 of 4 were Korean students. / This article would show some specific examples of elective students’ career, in particular, Ok-nam Koh (major: English literature), Nam-dok Lee (major: Korean linguistics), Jin-sun Shin (major: English literature), and Hideko Akazawa (major: Korean history).

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