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Workshop: Crime and Punishment in Chosŏn Korea&#160;Date: 27 September 2013 Time: 10:00 AM - 5:30 PMVenue: SOAS, Russell Square, London : College Buildings Room: 116&#160;&#160;Programme&#160;10.00-10.15 Coffee and Gathering10.15 Welcome Remarks&#160;Session 1: 10.30-12.00-Anders Karlsson, Introduction: Studying the Legal History of Chosŏn Korea-Kim Ho, The Justice of Punishment: Tasan Chŏng Yagyong’s Criticism of Ming and Qing Period Judicial Precedents-Han Sanggwon, The Character and Operation of ‘Public Crime’ (kongjoe公罪) in the Chosŏn Period (In Korean, an English-language abstract will be provided)&#160;12.00-13.30 Lunch Break&#160;Session 2: 13.30-15.00-Sim Jaewoo, Neung’ji Cheo’cham (凌遲處斬): The Most Extreme Death Penalty in Chosŏn Korea-Kim Jisoo, A Double-Edged Sword: Judicial Torture as a Tool of Both Punishment and Oppression in Late Chosŏn Korea-Pierre-Emmanuel Roux, Beyond Hagiography: The Punishment of Catholics in Nineteenth Century Chosŏn Korea&#160;15.00-15.30 Coffee&#160;Session 3: 15.30-16.30-Anders Karlsson, Virtuous or Vile? Ideology and Gender in Chosŏn-Period Punishment-Andrew Jackson, ‘The Barbarians are Close!’ The 1728 Musin Rebellion and the Post-Rebellion Legal Morass&#160;16.30-17.30 Concluding Discussions&#160;Admission : Free and open to the public.&#160;Organiser: Centre of Korean StudiesContact email: centres@soas.ac.ukContact Tel: +44(0) 20 7898 4892