An illustrated guide to Korean culture : 233 traditional key words /

Material type: Text

TextSeoul, 2002Description: 479 pages: coloured illustrations; 26 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9788985846981

Subject(s):

Korea -- Culture

LOC classification:

BT030 KOR

Contents:

Korean food Korean dress and its ornaments Korean housing life The life of Koreans and their seasonal festive events Korean folk beliefs The beauty of Korea The symbols and local specialties of Korea

Summary: With 233 detailed entries within various classifications to explain Korean culture ... in relation to its historical background

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Includes index

Korean food Korean dress and its ornaments Korean housing life The life of Koreans and their seasonal festive events Korean folk beliefs The beauty of Korea The symbols and local specialties of Korea

With 233 detailed entries within various classifications to explain Korean culture ... in relation to its historical background

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