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Sadaejuui (''lit.'' "serving-the-Great-ism," Hangul: 사대주의, , ) is a largely pejorative Korean term which evolved in the mid-20th century from a more widely used historical concept.〔Armstrong, Charles K. (2007). 〕 The contemporary term ''sadaejuui'' was derived from the Chinese ''shi da'' (Korean, ''sadae'') as used by the philosopher, Mencius. * ''Sadae'' literally means "dealing with the great" or "serving the great"〔Pratt, Kieth L. ''et al.'' (1999). ''Korea: a historical and cultural dictionary,'' p. 384.〕 and interpreted as "Loving and admiring the great and powerful".〔Alford, C. Fred. (1999). 〕 *''Juui'' means "ideology" and it is conventionally translated as "-ism."〔Duchatel, Mathieu. ( ''Nationalisme et sentiment nationaliste en Corée'' ) (Nationalism and Nationalist Sentiment in Korea). ''IEP Paris, DEAA comparative des Aires Politiques,'' p. 4 n1.〕 In other words, ''sadaejuui'' is a compound-word composed of ''sadae'' + ''juui.'' ==Etymology== The term "''sadaejuui''" was invented by early 20th century Korean nationalists.〔Mitchell, Anthony. ( "Happier Economy Better Than Larger Economy," ) ''Korea Times'' (Seoul). October 12, 2008.〕 The antecedents of this modern term is the historic term "''sadae''" (), which comes from the word in Mencius's () book, which means "service to the great by the small" or "a small kingdom accommodates a large."〔 * *Mencius - Liang Hui Wang II 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sadaejuui」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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