일제 통감부기 관습조사와 응답자의 계층 분석

초록

The purpose of this study was to identify the customs recorded by Japanese judicial officers during the period of the Japanese colonial rule through the social class survey of Korean interviewee. Kenjiro Ume, who was in charge of customs investigation at the time, recorded the customs of Koreans in an interview manner. There were about 2,400 Koreans who responded to the custom survey, and among them, bureaucrats, low-level administrative officials, local administrative assistants, and ruling classes (yangban) accounted for the majority. These results show that the customs recorded by the Japanese are likely to be bureaucratic practices, the customs of the ruling class.

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