Graduate Research by Carolina Santiago
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Korean History Scholars have long debated the legal status and economic privileges that the nobi ... more Korean History Scholars have long debated the legal status and economic privileges that the nobi in Joseon Society came to enjoy, and have determined that even if nobi still remained hereditary legal property of their masters, nobi should be considered serfs and not slaves because of their economic privileges. This research tries to understand how these conclusions of Korean History Scholars challenge the nobi’s social characterization as slaves, and slavery as an institution in general. It has found that the relative economic freedom that nobi experienced, allowed them to relieve their social status as slaves and give them back control and power over their own lives, as well as a fair amount of riches, influence, and even their freedom. Joseon peasants would even voluntarily become nobi in order to access these economic benefits. Therefore, this research concludes that Nobi serfdom conditions in the Joseon Society challenge their legal status as slaves and the slavery institution in general.
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Bachelor's Degree Thesis by Carolina Santiago
Los faros en las diversas costas del mundo, han presenciado un sinnúmero de eventos y han sido te... more Los faros en las diversas costas del mundo, han presenciado un sinnúmero de eventos y han sido testigos silenciosos de la Historia. Los faros de Puerto Rico, son un ejemplo de esto. Sin embargo, los faros de Puerto Rico han recibido poca atención historiográfica. Por lo tanto esta Tesina entiende que esta situación se debe empezar a remediar, tratando de trazar el diario de nuestros faros durante uno de nuestros eventos históricos más significativos; La Guerra Hispanoamericana o The Spanish American War. Ha encontrado que los faros tuvieron más que un simple papel espectador en el evento. Batallas de la guerra ocurrieron a sus pies, fueron víctimas de bombardeo naval y fueron los primeros en observar el acercamiento del General Nelson Miles en la Bahía de Guánica. Todo lo antes mencionado amerita que los faros en la costa de Puerto Rico, son partícipes activos en Nuestra Historia y por lo tanto es imperativo que su papel salga a luz. Captando y observando su historia nos puede ayudar a entender y enriquecer la nuestra.
The lighthouses on the various coasts of the world have witnessed countless events and have been silent witnesses of History. The lighthouses of Puerto Rico are an example of this. However, the lighthouses of Puerto Rico have received little historiographic attention. Therefore, this Thesis understands that this situation must be remedied, trying to trace the diary of our lighthouses during one of our most significant historical events; The Spanish American War. It has found that lighthouses had more than just a spectator role in the event. War battles occurred at their feet, they were victims of naval bombardment and were the first to observe the approach of General Nelson Miles in the Bay of Guanica. All the aforementioned merits that the lighthouses on the coast of Puerto Rico, are active participants in our History and therefore it is imperative that their rol comes to light. Capturing and observing their history can help us understand and enrich ours.
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Master's Degree Thesis by Carolina Santiago
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Seoul National University-Summer 2019 LEI by Carolina Santiago
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The lighthouses on the various coasts of the world have witnessed countless events and have been silent witnesses of History. The lighthouses of Puerto Rico are an example of this. However, the lighthouses of Puerto Rico have received little historiographic attention. Therefore, this Thesis understands that this situation must be remedied, trying to trace the diary of our lighthouses during one of our most significant historical events; The Spanish American War. It has found that lighthouses had more than just a spectator role in the event. War battles occurred at their feet, they were victims of naval bombardment and were the first to observe the approach of General Nelson Miles in the Bay of Guanica. All the aforementioned merits that the lighthouses on the coast of Puerto Rico, are active participants in our History and therefore it is imperative that their rol comes to light. Capturing and observing their history can help us understand and enrich ours.
Master's Degree Thesis by Carolina Santiago
Seoul National University-Summer 2019 LEI by Carolina Santiago
The lighthouses on the various coasts of the world have witnessed countless events and have been silent witnesses of History. The lighthouses of Puerto Rico are an example of this. However, the lighthouses of Puerto Rico have received little historiographic attention. Therefore, this Thesis understands that this situation must be remedied, trying to trace the diary of our lighthouses during one of our most significant historical events; The Spanish American War. It has found that lighthouses had more than just a spectator role in the event. War battles occurred at their feet, they were victims of naval bombardment and were the first to observe the approach of General Nelson Miles in the Bay of Guanica. All the aforementioned merits that the lighthouses on the coast of Puerto Rico, are active participants in our History and therefore it is imperative that their rol comes to light. Capturing and observing their history can help us understand and enrich ours.