Lee Seo-woo
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| Lee Seo-woo | |
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| Hangeul | 이서우 |
| Hanja | 李瑞 雨 |
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Revised Romanization |
I Seo-u |
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McCune- Reischauer |
I Sŏu |
Lee Seo-woo (March 1, 1633 in Seoul , † October 14, 1709 ) was a Korean philosopher, poet and politician during the Joseon Dynasty , when Korea was under Manchu rule. He was a supporter of the 남인 party (≈ Party of the South Men). As a philosopher, he succeeded the neo-Confucian thinkers Heo Mok and Yun Hyu . He used the pseudonyms Songgok ( 송곡 ) and Songpha ( 송파 ).
Works
- Songpamunjip ( 송파 문집 , 松坡 文集 )
- Gangsa ( 강사 , 康 史 )
- Jangsanhooji ( 장산 후지 , 萇 山 後 誌 )
- Dongraeseungramhooji ( 동래 승람 서 후지 , 東萊 勝 覽 書 後 誌 )
Web links
- Yi Seo-woo on nate.com (Korean)
- Yi Seo-woo in Naver (Korean)
- Yi Seo-woo in Naver (Korean)
- Yi Seo-woo: Korean historical persons information on people.aks.ac.kr (Korean)
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| SURNAME | Lee, Seo-woo |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | 이서우 (Hangeul); 李瑞 雨 (Hanja) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Korean philosopher, poet, politician and artist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | March 1, 1633 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Seoul |
| DATE OF DEATH | October 14, 1709 |