Catégorie : Seoul Journal of Korean Studies

Articles

1. Subversive Ming Loyalist Narratives in Late Chosŏn Korea / Adam Bohnet, 1-29

2. The Origins of Korea’s Eurocentrism / Kim Jongtae, 31-54

3. Bridging Disappointment / Kelly S. Walsh, 55-87

4. Sŏn Master T’oeong Sŏngch’ŏl’s Legacy / Bernard Senécal, 89-126

5. The Rainbow Chorus / Hilary Finchum-Sung, 127-159

1. Consultative Politics and Royal Authority in the Goryeo Period / Park Jae-Woo, page(s): 203-218

2. Changes in the Concept of Yulli during the Enlightenment Period in Korea / Yi Hye Gyung, page(s): 219-239

3. Beyond the Dichotomy of Resistance and Collaboration / Kim Seok-Hee, page(s): 241-263

4. Occupational Costs Incurred by the United States Forces in Korea and their Impact on the Korean Economy during the U.S. Military Occupation Period / Kim Jeom Sook, page(s): 265-293

5. Daughter of the Wind / Stephen J. Epstein, page(s): 295-320

6. Hiddink is Hŭi Tonggu / Hong Sun-ha, page(s): 321-345

7. Book Notes /편집부, page(s): 347-357

YOOK YoungSoo, “Fin de Siecle Korea as Exhibited at the World’s Columbian Exposition of 1893 in Chicago: Revisited” (1-27)

KIM Young-Soo. “Yi Pomjin, Korea’s Diplomatic Minister to Russia, and his Role in Korean-Russian Relations” (29-49)

LIM Chai Sung. “The Development of Labor Hygiene in Colonial Korea, 1910-1945: The Health Conditions of Korean National Railways (KNR) Employees” (51-86)

Theme Issue: The Korean War

KIM Donggil. “Stalin’s Korean U-Turn: The USSR’s Evolving Security Strategy and the Origins of the Korean War” (89-114)

PARK Tae Gyun. “The Korean Armistice System and the Origins of the Cheonan and Yeonpyeong Incidents” (115-136)

Laurent QUISEFIT. “The Korean War as Seen from France: Public Opinion and Political Perceptions” (137-158)

Rosemary FOOT. “The Korean War, 60 Years on: Strategic, Political, and Normative Consequences” (159-173)

AKAGI Kanji, “The Korean War and Japan” (175-184)

Articles

1. Sanitizing Korea : Anti-Cholera Activities of the Police in Early Colonial Korea /Park Yunjae, page(s): 151-171

2. Dual Broadcasting and Diglossia in the Japanese Colonial Period / Seo Jaekil, page(s): 173-194

3. The Lost Memories of Empire and the Korean Return from Manchuria, 1945-1950 /Michael Kim, page(s): 195-223

4. No Distinction between Sacred and Secular / An Jong Chol, page(s): 225-246

5. Changes in Korean Labor Market Regimes / Kim Kyung Mi, page(s): 247-269

기타

6. Book Notes / Park Tae-Gyun, Sem Vermeersch, Song Ji-won, page(s): 271-284

1. Parhae’s Maritime Routes to Japan in the Eighth Century /Kim Chang Seok pp. 1~22 2. The Merit of Not Making Merit /Ahn Juhn Y pp. 23~50 3. Meeting the World through Eighteenth-century Yŏnhaeng /Jung Jae-Hoon pp. 51~69 4. Convention and Innovation /Lee Insuk pp. 71~93 5. Socialism, the National Question, and East Asia in Colonial Korea: 1937-1945 /Kim Keongil pp. 95~116 6. Marching to a Different Beat: Existentialist Themes in Yi Munyŏ l’s Debut Novella, Saeha’gok (Song under a Border Fortress)/Michael Finch pp. 117~136 기타 7. Book Notes /Mark E. Caprio, Seo Jaekil, Kim Juwon, Ko Dongho, Ryu Youngju...

1. Guest Editor’s Introduction /Hur Nam-lin pp. 111~112 Theme Issue : The Imjin War 2. National Defense in Shambles : Wartime Military Buildup in Choso˘n Korea, 1592-98 / Hur Nam-lin pp. 113~135 3. The Imjin War and the Official Discourse of Chastity /Lee Sook-in , Adam Bohnet pp. 137~156 4. War and the Death of a Kisaeng : The Construction of the Collective Memory of the “Righteous Kisaeng Non’gae” in Late Chosŏn /Jung Ji Young , Franklin Rausch, Kangri Park pp. 157~180 Articles 5. State Suppression of Buddhism and Royal Patronage of the Ritual of Water and Land in the...

Articles 1. Compositional Changes of Economic Policymakers and New Economic Discourses in the 1970s and 80s Park Tae-Gyun 저 pp. 1~28(28 pages) 2. Reinventing Female Identity Cho Eun-su 저 pp. 29~53(25 pages) 3. Tasan’s Choice : Yi Yin or Yan Yuan? Kim Hongkyung 저 pp. 55~71(17 pages) 4. Paradise Found : Recovery and Redemption in Yi Hyoseok’s Later Literature Steven D. Capener 저 pp. 73~92(20 pages) 기타 5. Book Notes etc. 편집부 편 pp. 93~110(20 pages) Eun-joo Carrè-NaMore Posts – Website

Articles 1. The Private Academies (Sŏwŏn) and Neo-Confucianism in Late Chosŏn Korea Ch’oe Yŏng-ho 저 /pp. 139~191(53 pages) 2. Buddhist Faith and Conceptions of the Afterlife in Koryŏ / Kim Young Mi 저 /pp. 193~220(28 pages) 3. Yi Hoe and His Korean Ancestors in T’aean Yi Genealogies / Kenneth R. Robinson 저 /pp. 221~250(30 pages) 4. Transferring the Dharma Message of the Master – Inscriptions on Korean Monk Portraits from the Chosŏn Period / Maya Stiller 저 /pp. 251~294(44 pages) Review Article 5. A Review of Current Research on Marital Violence and the Efficacy of Intervention in Korea / Jun...

Articles 1. Imagined Connections in Early Modern Korea, 1500-1894 / Eugene Y. Park 저 /pp. 1~27(27 pages) 2. Hansi and Diglossia in the Chosŏn Period / Lee Jongmook 저 /pp. 29~49(21 pages) 3. A Forgotten Firsthand Account of the Pyŏng’in yangyo (1866)/ Daniel C. Kane 저 /pp. 51~85(35 pages) 4. Ssanggye-sa and Local Buddhist History / John Jorgensen 저 /pp. 87~127(41 pages) 기타 5. Book Notes Seo Jung-Min · Jung Jae-hun · Park Tae-gyun · Jo Jung-eun 서평 /pp. 129~138(10 pages) Eun-joo Carrè-NaMore Posts – Website

This volume includes three articles from the field of Korean History: -Sem Vermeersch analyzes the historiographical aspects of stelae as a genre to provide a framework for better understanding early Korean Buddhism in his article, “The Eminent Koryŏ Monk: Stele Inscriptions as Sources for the Lives and Careers of Koryŏ Monks.” -Song Kiho addresses the history of literacy on the Korean peninsula, using a variety of sources to present a comparative evaluation of literary development in the Three Kingdoms period in “Ancient Literacy: Compariosn and Periodization.” -Haruka Matsuda’s “A Clash of Empires in East Asia: The Geneva Conference on Korea,...