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Dr. Martin Gehlmann

Room: MB 3.139
Phone: +49 (0)234 32-22919
Email: martin.gehlmann@rub.de
Department: Korean Studies
Student Advisor
Office hours: by appointment



Since February 2022, Martin Gehlmann is working as a research and teaching assistant at the Department of Korean Studies at Ruhr-University Bochum (RUB). Previously, he was working as a research assistant at the Institute of Korean Studies and the Collaborative Research Center 980 “Episteme in Motion” at Freie Universität Berlin from December 2014 to January 2022. He received his PhD in December 2020 for a thesis on Confucian Academies. His research focus is on East Asian educational history, institutional history in premodern Korea, Confucianism, and cultural heritage.

  • East Asian Educational History
  • Institutional History in Premodern Korea
  • Confucianism and Education
  • Cultural Heritage in East Asia
  • “Meritocratic Feudalism: History of Education in North Korea”, Premodern Korean Studies in Europe Conference 2024, 26. April 2024.
  • “Student Life during Chosŏn Times”, Nordic-Baltic Korean Study Days 2024, University of Copenhagen, 04. March 2024.
  • “Building Confucian Education in Korea”, Confucian Heritage. Decoding Writing of Chosŏn Literati, Freie Universität Berlin, 8. December 2023.
  • “Student Evaluation Examinations in Chosŏn Local Schools”, Chosŏn History Society, 11. Mai 2023 (online).
  • “Schools and Students in Chosŏn Korea: Educational Standards and Realities”, AKSE EPEL Lecture, Charles University Prague, 13. Mai 2022.
  • “To Transform from Archery and Horsemanship to Zou and Lu: Confucian Local Schools in Northern Korea”, AKSE 2021 La Rochelle, 30. Oktober 2021.
  • “Universal or Unique? Confucian Academies as Shared Cultural Heritage in China and Korea”, Medieval Cultural Heritage Around the Globe: Monuments, Literature, and the Arts, Then and Now (online), Binghamton University, 23. Oktober 2021.
  • “Being a Student in the Chosŏn Dynasty: Education and Knowledge of a kyosaeng 校生”, Beyond the State Examinations. Evaluations of Knowledge in Premodern Korea, Freie Universität Berlin, 22. Oktober 2021.
  • “Confucianism between China and Korea. The Case of the White Deer Grotto Academy”, AKSE EPEL Lecture (online), University of Bucharest, 19. Mai 2021.
  • “Private Academy or State School? Dilemmas of Confucian Education”, AKSE 2019 Rome, 12. April 2019.
  • “박영와 백록동서원규 (Pak Yŏng and the White Deer Grotto Academy Regulations”, Kim Il-Sung University International Conference on the Development of Science and Human Welfare, Kim Il-Sung University, 28. Oktober 2018.
  • “Rituals and Confucian Academies. The Role of the Liji in Korean Sŏwŏn”, All about the Rites: from canonized ritual to ritualized society, College de France, 22. Juni 2018.
  • “白鹿洞書院在朝鮮 (The White Deer Grotto Academy in Korea), Yuelu Academy lectures series, Hunan University, 22. Mai 2018.
  • “백록동서원규의 전송 (Transmissions of the White Deer Grotto Academy Regulations)”, International Conference for the 10 Year Anniversary of Korean-Chinese Confucian Academy Studies, Yeungnam University, 29. Oktober 2017.
  • “Transmissions of the White Deer Grotto Regulations in China and Korea”, Consortium of Korean Studies, University of California, Los Angeles, 10. Juni 2017.
  • “Creating Valuable Heritage – Narratives of Confucian Academies (書院) in Korea and China”, Heritage as Aid and Diplomacy in Asia, International Institute for Asian Studies Leiden, 28. Mai 2016.

Position


Student Advisor Korean Studies