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2020, Architectural Critics Association (건축평단)
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An essay published at a journal titled Architectural Critics Association (건축평단), the Spring Issue 2020: pp. 243-260.
Journal of the Korean Institute of Landscape Architecture, 2017
In Korea, playgrounds have been developed quantitatively and qualitatively. However, there is a lack of interest in the play needs of children with disabilities. With this in mind, this study is concerned about the planning and design process of inclusive playground constructed in 2016 at Seoul Children's Grand Park. The case study covered the Kkumtle Kkumtle playground in Seoul Children's Grand Park and was completed in December 2015. This playground is the first case of an inclusive playground ever built in Korea.
Journal of The Korean Association of Regional Geographers, 2020
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Journal of the Korean Geographical Society, 2020
In 2010, the three cities of Masan, Changwon and Jinhae consolidated into the city of Changwon, a metropolitan city with a population of more than one million. The study aims to consider whether the consolidation effects of these three cities have been realized, focusing on urban growth and balanced regional development, which were suggested as major effects at the time of consolidation. An analysis of the gross regional domestic product, employment and population growth shows that the consolidation effects of these three cities have not been realized much at this point, which has been 10 years since the consolidation. Residents' negative perception of the living condition in the city of Changwon has also been expanding since the consolidation. The results of this study suggest that the reorganization of administrative areas focused on size expansion-oriented consolidation from the perspective such as economies of scale or increasing efficiency needs to be reconsidered.
Journal of the Economic Geographical Society of Korea, 2020
There is an increasing need to foster new industries at the local level. This study aims to analyze the spatial patterns of new industries in Korea from 2007-2017 and to figure out its determinants of agglomeration in 2017. Through this study, it is found that new industries are unevenly distributed around Seoul Metropolitan Area(SMA). The regional disparity between SMA and non-SMA is prominent. Furthermore, new industries represent a strong spatial positive autocorrelation, showing a strong concentration on a few regions in Korea. This study explores the determinants on agglomeration of new industries with spatial statistical model. From the results of spatial error model, it is indicated that the number of graduate students, the ratio of technology based start-ups, and the number of elementary, middle, and high schools have a significant effect on new industries. In addition, the specialization and the diversity of industrial structure on knowledge-based manufacturing industries and knowledge-based service industries have been statistically significant. This study provides implications that non-SMA needs policies with respect to attracting talented people, developing human resources, and improving regional environment in order to improve regional competitiveness in promoting new industries.
The Comments on the Korean Classical Texts, 2020
This paper analyzes Yang Ju-dong(1903~1977)’s research on the Korean classical poetry, focusing on its contexts of the ‘Korean Parnassus’ group in the late Japanese colonial period of Korea, from the late 1930s to the early 1940s. At the time of the second Sino-Japanese war, writers of “Munjang”, a popular coterie magazine founded in 1939, tried to ‘invent’ the language and literature of Joseon(Korea). Yang Ju-dong’s research on the Korean classical poetry, particularly interested in lexicology of ancient Korean language and literature, were related to such tendency of Munjang and its writers at that time. Concerning the discourse of ‘Korean classical literature’, Yang ju-dong conceived double boundaries of the Korean classical literature, the diachronic ‘past’ and the spatial ‘Korea=Orient.’ By fusing these concepts of time and space, he organized a singular ‘function’ of space-time of the Korean literature, that the Korean classical literature was valuable because it came from the past(classical antiquity), which meant it preserved Korean=Oriental aesthetics very well. These imagined boundaries and their function relied on two inventions. The first was the invention of the continuity of Korean language, from the language of Silla dynasty to the modern Korean. The second was the invention of the genealogical extension of Korean language toward Manchurian or Mongolian, based on the hypothesis of ‘Ural-Altaic language family.’ It seems that Yang ju-dong’s research internalized, to a certain degree, the logic of Japanese Imperialism, especially on its Orientalism or direction of ‘post/anti-westernization.’ To quote Homi Bhabha’s words, however, the invention of Yang ju-dong’s research can be analyzed as ‘resistance,’ because it interpellated Joseon(Korea), which was completely eliminated, into the Japanese imperialistic initiative of ‘Greater East Asia’, and therefore, implied “the signs of cultural difference and reimplicate them within the ‘deferential relations’ of colonial power.”
불어불문학연구, 2007
La critique des traductions est une considération évaluative et critique sur les pratiques traductives, et elle est en rapport incon- tournable avec l'interprétation. Pour pouvoir surmonter les problèmes de ‘traductions fautives', point vulnérable de la 'culture de traduction' coréenne, et dépasser la fidélité et la lisibilité qui sont des critères et des tâ̂ches basiques de la critique des traductions, la nécessité de la réflexion sur le rapport en question s'impose. Pour cela, nous tentons de réfléchir d'abord sur la nature du langage humain et celle de la traduction, en recourant, entre autres, à la 'sémantique générale' de Korzybski. Nous parlons ensuite d'une grammaire de traduction qui peut servir à lire et à analyser minutieusement le texte original et le texte traduit, et à les comparer d'une façon évaluative et critique. C'est un travail très largement herméneutique et rhétorique, qui dépasse la distinction binaire et simpliciste de traduction correcte/ fautive et laisse des places au choix multiple pour diverses raisons, surtout lorsque le texte original comporte une densité herméneutique, qui demande des ’lectures épaisses'. comme dans la plupart des textes de sciences humaines, y compris les textes littéraires. A la suite, nous nous interrogeons sur le processus de la traduction et celui de la critique des traductions, qui peut ê̂tre envisagée de façon interne ou externe, à l'aide d'un certain nombre de herméneuticiens et de rhétoriciens, afin de trouver une alternative à notre pratique actuelle de la critique des traductions. C'est un chemin qui peut nous conduire, espéronsnous, à une nouvelle 'science humaine traductive', qui deviendra sans doute des facteurs de l'innovation et de la réfor mation des sciences humaines coréennes actuelles.
Bilingual Research (이중언어학) , 2009
Wang Hye-Sook. 2009. 2. 28. Learning while Laughing: Integrating Language and Culture through Humor. Bilingual Research 39, 171-211. This paper examines the use of humor in Korean language education. While various materials such as movies, TV dramas, proverbs, folk tales and the like have been widely used in Korean language education over the past decade or so, the application of humor in the classroom has not received due attention from educators and researchers to date. Although some teachers must have been using humor to varying degrees in their classes, the field lacks more formal discussion of the use of humor in Korean language education in general. The present paper discusses ways to use humor, the benefits and pitfalls of using humor in language classes, guidelines and principles of choosing humor, challenges of using humor, and actual examples that could be considered for use in the classroom. Humor can be, if properly used, an effective tool for integrating language and culture education
JOURNAL OF THE KOREAN SOCIETY OF MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH, 2018
With the motto Equity from the Start for a Healthy Future , the Seoul Healthy First Step Project (SHFSP) was ' ' launched in 2013 in an attempt to support women with young children, to improve the health and development of babies, and eventually to close the gap in child development. The SHFSP contains both universal components (universal risk assessment of mothers and universal home visitation after birth) and selective components (prenatal and postnatal sustained home visits, mothers groups, and community service linkage), thereby taking ' a proportionate universality approach. For sustained home visits, the SHFSP introduced the Maternal and Early Childhood Sustained Home-visiting (MECSH) program from Australia, which has been proven to be effective in improving maternal and childhood outcomes. Between 2013~2017, the SHFSP has paid 58,327 visits to roughly 38 thousand families with babies. In 2017, the SHFSP covered 19.6% of families with newborn babies in Seoul. The SHFSP conducted internal satisfaction surveys of universal and sustained visitation service recipients, in which an overwhelming majority of mothers provided positive feedback. A performance assessment conducted in 2016 by an external organization showed that 93% of SHFSP service recipients were satisfied with the home visitations. Considering the popular support for the program from mothers and families in Seoul (the most affluent area in Korea) and the lack of a national home visiting program to promote early childhood health and development, this program should be expanded nationally in the near future.
Journal of the Korea Academia Industrial Cooperation Society, 2017
The purpose of this study is to develop and validate the Korean Job Crafting Scale. First, previous studies on the concept and measurement of job crafting were reviewed, and items were developed based on this review. The content validity of the scale was examined using a focus group interview consisting of 10 HRM professionals. Following modification of the items, the measurements were administered to 305 employees from 8 Korean firms, and exploratory factor analysis was conducted in order to examine the factorial validity of the scale. Subsequently, confirmatory factor analysis was implemented concerning data collected from 295 employees who work in 7 Korean firms. Results indicated that the measurement model sufficiently explained the data at an appropriate level, and the subscales featured convergent and discriminant validity. If the scale developed in this study is validated in further studies, it can be employed to conduct research regarding job crafting in Korean organizations.
Tidsskrift for Den Norske Laegeforening, 2005
Springer Handbook of Cognitive Mathematics, 2022
ΕΡΜΗΝΕΙΑ ΚΩΔΙΚΑ ΔΙΚΗΓΟΡΩΝ , 2016
International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation, 2020
LBK & Vinča. International Conference. Tübingen 21st-23rd March 2019. Raiko Krauß, Jörg Bofinger, Bernhard Weninger. Formation and Transformation of Early Neolithic Lifestyles in Europe, 2019
Superconductor Science and Technology, 2016
KLASIKAL : JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, LANGUAGE TEACHING AND SCIENCE
HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies, 2020
ΜΕΓΙΣΤΗ ΚΑΙ ΑΡΙΣΤΗ ΝΗΣΟΣ Symposium on Archaeology of Sicily, 2019
Cardiovascular Research, 2014
ReStart _ Synthesis with the pre-existing
Journal of nephropharmacology, 2019
European Journal of Cancer, 2014
Bioprocess Engineering, 1998
Medical Studies, 2016