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유교 조상의례의 미래
Author
강돈구
Journal Title
종교연구
Publication Year
2012
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This article investigates the problems of Confucian ancestral rites focusing on Gije, Charye, and Sije, explaining how Korean Confucian ancestral rites have changed to Confucian perspectives rooted in Korean culture under the influence of Family Rituals. With the weakening of patriarchal clan rules and the decreasing number of Confucian shrines in modern society, questions arise regarding who should perform, how, and why ancestral rites should be conducted.
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