Editing Han Yongun (section)

== Secondary Literature in English ==

* Brons, Lajos (2022). ''A Buddha Land in This World: Philosophy, Utopia, and Radical Buddhism''. Earth, Milky Way: punctum books. {{annotation|The section "Korea—Han Yongun's Buddhist Socialism" in chapter 3 (pp. 96–98) surveys Han's shift from social Darwinism to Buddhist socialism and argues that his adoption of the label was substantially motivated by the practical need to build bridges with the socialist-leaning youth of the anti-colonial movement; chapter 4 (p. 121) revisits his engagement with Marxist materialism as an example of a confused rejection of physicalism.}}
* Huh, Woosung (2015). "Confronting Empires: Manhae's Understanding of Buddhism". ''Diogenes'' 62.2: 81–91. {{annotation|Situates Han's thought within a comparative framework of anti-imperial critique, examining his doctrine of the "Loved One" (nim) alongside Confucian influences.}}
* Nam-lin Hur (2010). "Han Yong'un (1879–1944) and Buddhist Reform in Colonial Korea". ''Japanese Journal of Religious Studies'' 37.1: 75–97. {{annotation|A detailed scholarly account of Han's institutional reform program within the broader context of Buddhism under Japanese colonial administration; freely accessible through the journal's open-access archive.}}
* Tikhonov, Vladimir, & Owen Miller (2008). ''Selected Writings of Han Yongun: From Social Darwinism to Socialism with a Buddhist Face''. Global Oriental. {{annotation|The principal English-language anthology of Han's own writings in translation, with an extensive scholarly introduction that reads Han's turn to socialist vocabulary as sincere rather than merely strategic; the essential starting point for primary-source research on Han in English.}}
* Tikhonov, Vladimir (2006). "Han Yongun's Buddhist Socialism in the 1920s-1930s". ''International Journal of Buddhist Thought & Culture'' 6: 207–228. {{annotation|An open-access journal article tracing the development of Han's Buddhist socialism against the backdrop of Communist anti-religious campaigns in colonial Korea; closely related in content to Tikhonov's festschrift chapter of the same year, below.}}
* Tikhonov, Vladimir (2006). "Han Yongun (1879-1944): From Social-Darwinism to Buddhist Socialism, 1900s-1930s". In: Anderl, Christoph, & Halvor Eifring (Eds), ''Studies in Chinese Language and Culture: Festschrift in Honour of Christoph Harbsmeier on the Occasion of His 60th Birthday'': 217–237. Hermes Academic Publishing. {{annotation|A parallel version of Tikhonov's 2006 journal article, expanding somewhat on Han's early Social Darwinist phase.}}