An Index to the Papers Published in the Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society, Korea Branch.

1. Author Index.

A.

ADAMS, Daniel J.

• Koreans in Transition: Americanization at the University of Dubuque, 1911-1935. 80:87-114. 2005.
• Hui Neng in Korea: A Chapter in the Story of Korean Religion. 81:1-22. 2006.
• Twenty-seven Years With The Royal Asiatic Society. 82:1-28. 2007.
• Horace Grant Underwood (1917-2004). 78:1-2. 2003.
• Church Growth in Korea: Perspectives on the Past and Prospects for the Future. 79:1-32. 2004.
• Yi Toegye, John Calvin, and the Love of Learning in Korea. 83:73-96. 2008.
• Won Buddhism in Korea: A New Religious Movement Comes of Age. 84:1-35. 2009.
• Ghosts, Spirits, and Saints: Ancestors and the Catholic Church in Korea. 85:109-130. 2010. .

ALFORD, C. Fred. Why Not Believe in Evil? 72:13-22. 1997.

APPENZELLER, Henry Dodge. Three Koreas I Have Known. 66:61-76. 1991.

B.

BACON, Wilbur D.

• Fortresses of Kyŏnggi-do, XXXVII:1-63.  April, 1961.
• Tombs of the Yi Dynasty Kings and Queens.  XXXIII:1-40. 1957,

BACON, Wilbur D., trans.  Record of Reprimands and Admonitions (Chingbirok). Yu Sŏngnyong.  XLVII:7-24. 1972.

BAE, Sue Ja, My 45 years with the RASKB. 86:1-5. 2011.

BAKER, Donald L., The Martyrdom of Paul Yun: Western Religion and Eastern Ritual in 18th Century Korea. 54:33-58. 1979.

BALSWICK, Jack D., Strong Men and Virtuous Women: Changing Male and Female Roles in Korea. 56:27-35. 1981.

BARRERA, Pablo N., The Imch’ŏnggak, Neo-Confucian Aesthetics, and Architecture Parlante. 86:71-91. 2011.

BARTHOLOMEW, Peter., Chosŏn Dynasty Royal Compounds—Windows to a Lost Culture. 68:11-44. 1993.

BAYLON, Juancho L., From New York to Seoul: Conversations with Princess Yi Haegyeong. 96:37-43. 2022.

BECK, Peter, Gail Kim, Donald MacIntyre. Perilous Journeys: The Plight of North Koreans in China and Beyond. 81:33-92. 2006.

BERKEBILE, Ryan. The Bulldozed Future: Exploring Korea’s Urban Redevelopment Zones. 95:146-160. 2021

BISHOP, Donald M. Shared Failure: American Military Advisors in Korea, 1888-1896. 58:53-76. 1983.

BOOTS, John L.

• Korean Musical Instruments and an Introduction to Korean Music. XXX:1-32. 1940.
• Korean Weapons and Armor.  XXIII, part II:1-37. 1934.

BOSMA, Sofie. The North Korean Struggle for Survival: 1980-1990. 72:43-60. 1997.

BOWMAN, N. H, The History of Korean Medicine.  VI, part I:1-34. 1915.

BRAESEL, Sylvia.

• Karl Friedrich August Guetzlaff: The First German in Korea. 77:69-90. 2002.
• Marie Antoinette Sontag (1838-1922). 89:83-98. 2014.

BRIDGE, Cyprian A. G., A Glimpse of the Korea. 87:161-168. 2012.

BROTHER ANTHONY.

• The Poetic Vision of Kim Kwang-kyu. 66:23-44. 1991.
• Ko Un’s Hwaom-kyong: A Modem Korean Pilgrim’s Progress. 70:1-14. 1995.
• A Short History of Tea. 72:1-12. 1997.
• The Poetry of Shin Kyong-nim. 74:27-48. 1999
• Korean Patriot and Tea Master: Hyodang Choi Beom-Sul. 82:107-128. 2007.
• Three Families in Dilkusha. 84:51-72. 2009
• The Early Years of the RASKB : 1900 – 1920. 85:131-149. 2010.
• The Life of William Richard Carles. 86:175-179. 2011.
• How the West First Learned about Korea. 87:117-160. 2012.
• An English Chemist Visits Korea in 1899. 88:141-151. 2013.
• The Life of Hong Jong-U. 89:129-146. 2014.
• Origins of the Catholic Church in Korea. 89:169-192. 2014.
• Henri Zuber’s Day-by-Day Record (of the French 1866 Expedition). 90:71-94. 2014
• Two Accounts of the French expedition of 1866. 91:163-193 2016
• The Diamond Mountains: Lost Paradise  93:1-18 2018
• Three Generations of Poetic Dissent: Kim Jiha, Park Nohae, Song Kyung-dong 94: 1-14. 2019
• Charles Hunt: Missionary and Martyr. 96:23-36. 2022
• By Blood or by Sweat: Two Kinds of Martyrdom. 97:1-18. 2023
• 1866: A year to remember? Or best forgotten?. 98:18-46. 2024

BUZO, Adrian

• Early Korean Writing Systems. 55:35-61. 1980.
• North Korea—Yesterday and Today. 56:1-25. 1981.

BYINGTON, Mark E. Samguk Sagi Volume 48: Biographies Book 8. 67:71-82. 1992.

C.

CABLE, E. M.

• Old Korean Bells.  XVI:1-45. 1925.
• The United States-Korean Relations 1866-1871.  XXVIII:1-230. 1938.

CAPRIO, Mark E., Willis Bird, the OSS, and the Korean Provisional Government: U.S.-Korean Military Ties during the Pacific War. 96:95-119. 2022

CARLES, William Richard, Recent Journeys in Korea: 1883-4. 86:147-173. 2011.

CHA, Victor D. South Korean-Japanese Relations 1969-1979: Is There More Beyond Emotionalism? 67:39-60.1992.

CHABONOL, Elisabeth. Study of the Archaeological and Historic Sites of Kaesŏng. 80:35-58. 2005.

CHAPIN, Helen B.

• Kyŏngju, Ancient Capital of Silla.  XXXIII:55-72, 1957.
• Palaces in Seoul.  XXXII:3-50. 1951.
• Puyŏ, One of Korea’s Ancient Capitals.  XXXII:51-61. 1951.

CHO, Hyunjee Romy. Collectivism and Competition in South Korea. 97: 91-99. 2023.

CHOE, Chong-dae.

• Humanistic Egalitarianism in Donghak. 97: 107-139. 2023.
• A pioneer of Korean archaeology and preservation and research of Silla cultural heritage. 98: 91-121. 2024.

CHOI, Chongko. Traditional Korean Law and Its Modernization. 64:1-18. 1989.

CHOI Jai-sok.  A Socio-religious Study of Sindonae.  XLIII:67-91. 1967.

CHOI, Jin Young. Dr. Frank William Schofield and His Place in Korea History. 65:23-34. 1990.

CHOI Syn-duk.  Korea’s Tong-il Movement.  XLIII:101-113. 1967.

CHOLKAMY, Maissa. Introduction to Ancient Egyptian Temples and Tombs. 69:45-52. 1994.

CHUNG, Chai-sik. Confucianism: Tradition and Transformations. 63:37-66. 1988.

CHUNG, David.  The Han-Sam-Wei-I Principle for Eastern Societies. XXXVIII:95-118.  Oct. 1961.

CLARK, Donald N.

• The Ming Connection: Notes on Korea’s Experience in the Chinese Tributary System. 58:77-89. 1983.
• Impermanent Residents: The Seoul Foreign Community in 1937. 64:19-38. 1989.

COLLYER, C. T. The Culture and Preparation of Ginseng in Korea. III:18-30. 1903.

COOK, Harold F.

• Early American Contacts with Korea. 55:85-107. 1980.
• On the Centenary of America’s First Treaty with Korea. 57:11-28. 1982.
• Walter D. Townsend: Pioneer American Businessman in Korea.  XLVIII:74-103. 1973,

COOLS, Luisa, Signboards as a Visual Chronicle of Korea’s Economic Development Story. 96:44-65. 2022.

CORY, Ralph M. Some Notes on Gregorio de Cespedeo, Korea’s First European Visitor.  XXVII:1-55. 1937.

CRANE, Paul S. Some Reflections on Korean Patterns.  XLVII: 41-57. 1972.

CREUTZENBERG, Jan. From Traditional Opera to Modern Music Theatre? 88:87-102

CUMMING, Daniel James.  Notes on Korean Birds.  XXII:1-67. 1933.

D.

DANES, J. V.  In Korea (Chosen).  85:65-75. 2010.

DAVIES, Daniel. O. N. Denny, Eki Hioki, and Syngman Rhee: Documents from the Papers of Henry Gehard Appenzeller. 67:21-38. 1992.

DE QUEIROZ, Eça. Historical Article: An Early Description of Korea and Asia Chinese and Japanese. 76:45-62. 2001.

DEVINE, Maija Rhee: Korean Women’s Traditional Outfit and Chador: Cousins? 92: 155-162 2017

DEVINE, Michael: The Korean War, American POWs and the Legacy of Brainwashing 92: 163-174 2017

DUNBAR, Jon .

• Windows to the Past. 90:139-158. 2015.
• Seoul’s Last Moon Village(s). 91:121-141. 2016.
• Reinventing the Lost Village of Zandari 92:41-72.  2017
• Exploring Manchocheon, Seoul’s Underground River 93: 97-136. 2018
• Three Waves of Korean Punk Explored Through Compilation Albums  94: 169-198. 2019.
• RAS After Dark. 96:180-189. 2022

DURO, Ágota,  The South Korean Atomic Bomb Victims’ Seven-Decade Quest for Recognition Assisted by Japanese Grassroots Associations:  A Comprehensive Study. 96:143-179. 2022.

DUVERNAY, Thomas . The Shinmiyangyo. 89:1-50. 2014.

E.

EARHART, H. Byron.  The New Religions: A Preliminary Interpretation. XLIX:7-25. 1974.

EGGLESTON, Karen. “You are Dead, the Square is Dead”: The 1989 Chinese Pro-Democracy Movement. 64:39-64. 1989.

F.

FIELDS, David P.: Syngman Rhee: Socialist. 91:93-108. 2016.

FINCHUM-SUNG, Hilary Vanessa : Re-centering Female Narratives through Murmurs and Song  94: 85-106, 2019.

FORNEY, Ned : The Hungnam Evacuation: A Korean War Christmas Miracle 92: 31-40. 2017

FOUSER, Robert J.

• “Literature Play” in a New World 93: 53-66. 2018
• Translations of Hong Kildong: From Story to Classic to Mascot and Beyond. 75:25. 2000.
• Underfloor Radiant Heating in United States: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Korea-Inspired Dream. 95:1-21. 2021
• Language use in Gimhae’s Dongsang-dong. 98: 194-213. 2024.

G.

GALE, James S.

• The Influence of China upon Korea. I:1-24. 1900.
• Han-Yang (Seoul). II, part Il:1-43. 1902.
• The Korean Alphabet.  IV, part I:12-61. 1912-13.
• Selection and Divorce.  IV, part III:17-22. 1913.
• The Pagoda of Seoul.  VI, part II:1-22. 1915.
• The Diamond Mountains.  XIII:1-67. 1922.

GALE, James S., trans.

• A Shipwreck (Korean) in 1636 A.D. XV:3-22. 1924.

GERDINE, Park L. Recollections of a Missionary Kid Returning to Korea, August 28, 1945. 80:19-34. 2005.

GILLETT, P. L. The Village of Old Korea.  IV, part II: 13-14. 1913.

GOMPERTZ, E. & G. Supplement to “A Partial Bibliography of Occidental Literature on Korea,” H. H. Underwood.  XXIV:23-48. 1935.

GLOVER, Frederick J. . Korean Christian Nationalists and Canadian Missionaries. 90:1-20. 2015.

GOMPERTZ, G. St. G. M.

• Archbishop Mutel, A Biographical Sketch.  XXVII: 57-132. 1937.
• Some Notes of the Earliest Western Contacts with Korea.  XXXIII:41-54. 1957.
• Bibliography of Western Literature on Korea From the Earliest Times until 1950, Based on Horace H. Underwood’s “Partial Bibliography of Occidental Literature on Korea.” XL: 1-263. 1963.
• Ceramic History of the Yi Period.  XLII:3-25. 1966.
• The Appeal of Korean Celadon. 52:45-54. 1977.

GOODMAN, Loren: Imaginative Awakenings: Dream Writing in South Korea 92: 175-186 2017

GOODRICH, L. Carrington.  Sino-Korean Relations at the End of the 14th Century.  XXX:33-46. 1940.

GORDON, E. A. Some Recent Discoveries in Korean Temples and Their Relationship to Early Eastern Christianity.  V:1-39. 1914.

GRAPES, Rodney and Gyeong-Nan Jeong. Beneath our Feet: Geology and Landscape of Seoul. 83:117-132. 2008.

GRAYSON, James Huntley.

• Travelling for Her Health: The Extraordinary Life of Isabella Bird Bishop. 58:35-51. 1983.
• Idolatry, Ideology  and  Nationalism: A  Korean Millenarian Sect and the State. 85:95-107. 2010.

GREENBERG, Jack. Exclude, exploit, eliminate: Anti-vagrancy in authoritarian-era South Korea. 98: 122-142. 2024.

GRIFFIS, W. E. Address.  XVII:1-14, 1927.

H.

HAHM, Pyong-choon.  An Historical Study of Discriminatory Legislation Against the Descendants of Concubines in Korea, 1415-1894; XLII:27-48. 1966,

HAHN, Moo Sook. Chŏng Tasan (1762-1836). 64:79-88. 1989.

HALL, Basil.  Captain Basil Hall’s Account of His Voyage to,the West Coast of Corea in 1816.  XI:3-37. 1920.

HAMEL, Hendrik.  Account of the Shipwreck of a Dutch Vessel on the Coast of the Isle of Quelpart, With Description of the Kingdom of Korea.  IX:91-148. 1918.

HAN, Chungnim C.  Social Organization of Upper Han Hamlet in Korea. 62: 1-142. 1987.

HAN, Hŭng-su, [From:] The Neolithic Culture of Korea (1940). 87:15-34. 2012.

HAN, Man-hyun.  Publishing in Korea: An Historical Survey.  XLV:51-95. 1969.

HAWLEY, Samuel.

• Journey in Korea: The 1884 Travel Diary of George C. Foulk. 80:59-86. 2005.
• The lmjin War. 78:35-56. 2003.
• Haengju Mountain Fortress on the “River of Hell.”   85:29-35. 2010.

HAZARD, Benjamin H. The Creation of the Korean Navy During the Koryŏ Period.  XLVIII:10-28. 1973.

HENDERSON, Gregory

• A History of the Chŏng Dong Area and the American Embassy Residence.  XXXV:1-32. 1959.
• Pottery Production in the Earliest Years of the Yi Dynasty.  XXXIX:5-22. Dec., 1962.

HENTHORN, William E.

• Some Notes on Koryŏ Military Units.  XXXV:67-75. 1959.
• Some Notes on Parhae (P’ohai).  XXXVII:65-81.  April, 1961.

HEYMAN, Allen.

• Buddhist Ritual Music and Dance. 81:23-32. 2006.
• Choi In-Suh and the Tae-Ch¡¯wi-t¡¯a. 84:91-96. 2009.
• The Return of the Uigwe. 85:77-93. 2010.

HILMER, James D. ‘A Children’s Paradise’: Reforming Juvenile Incarceration under the US Military Government in Korea, 1945-48 94: 19-42. 2019.

HLÁSNY, Vladimir and JUNG, Byung Joon, Alice Hyun and Wellington Chung: Paradise Lost. 91:21-41. 2016.

HLÁSNY, Vladimir, A Lifetime of Czechoslovak-Korean Interactions: Jaroslav Bařinka’s Story. 96:66-94. 2022.

HOARE, J. E.

• The Centenary of Korean-British Diplomatic Relations: Aspects of British Interest and Involvement. 58:1-34. 1983.
• The Anglican Cathedral Seoul 1926-1986. 61:1-14. 1986.
• Back to the Past: A Visit to North Korea in October 2011. 86:7-23. 2011.

HODGES, Cecil H. N. A Plea for the Investigation of Korean Myths and Folklore.  V:41-53. 1914.

HOLSTEIN, John. The McCune-Reischauer Romanization System for Korean. 74:1-22. 1999

HUBER, Johannes. Some Background Notes on the Dutch in Korea in the 17th Century. 66:1-8. 1991.

HULBERT, H. B.

• Korean Folk-tales. II, part II:45-79. 1902,
• Korean Survivals and Discussion. I:25-50. 1900.
• National Examination in Korea.  XIV:9-32. 1923.

HUNT, Charles

• Diary of a Trip to Sul-Ak San [Sŏrak-san] (Via the Diamond Mountains) 1923.  XXIV:1-14. 1935.
• The Historic Town of Yo-ju [Yŏju], Its Surroundings and Celebrities. XXXI:24-34. 1948-49.
• Some Pictures and Painters of Corea.  XIX:1-34. 1930.
• Supplement to Article on Yo-Ju [Yŏju] in Vol. XXXI.  XXXII:79-82. 1951.

HWANG Su-young.  On the Stone Triad from Namsan, Kyŏngju.  XLIV:139-150. 1968.

HYUN, Peter.  Notes on Modern Korean Fiction. XLII:69-74. 1966.

I.

ISHIHARA, M. Coinage of Old Korea.  IV, part II:45-74. 1913.

J.

JANG, Song-Hyon.  Presidents of the Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch. 84:111-113. 2009.

JEONG, Gyeong-Nan [Chŏng Kyŏng-nan] : See: GRAPES, Rodney

JONES, George Heber

• Ch’oe Ch’i-wun [Ch’oe Ch’i-wŏn]: His Life and Times. III:1-17. 1903.
• Korea’s Colossal Image of Buddha. I:57-70. 1900.
• The Spirit Worship of the Koreans.  II, part I:37-58. 1902.

JUHL, Peter.

• The Life and Work of Pierre Louis Jouy (1856-94), ‘The Smithsonian’s First Man in Korea’. 95:36-69. 2021
• D.R. Clark’s 1874 photographic expedition to the Koreans of Posyet Bay, Russia. 98: 47-69. 2024.

[HLÁSNY, Vladimir and] JUNG, Byung Joon: Alice Hyun and Wellington Chung: Paradise Lost. 91:21-41. 2016.

K.

KANE, Daniel.  Korea in the White City: Korean Participation in the World’s Columbian Exhibition of 1893. 77:1-58. 2002.

KANG, Hildi.  Tigers in the Tree: Korean Family Lineage Records.  66:9-22. 1991.

KANG Man-kil.  A Study of the Punwŏn.  XLIV:71-127. 1968.

KELLY, Rusell.  School Records Under Japanese Rule: A Fragment from Gilsang Elementary School, Onsuri, Ganghwa Island, 1920-45.  95:70-89. 2021

KENDALL, David.  Cultivating Collective Memories: Seoul’s Changgyeonggung 92: 1-20. 2017

KENDALL, Laurel.

• Receiving the Samsin Grandmother: Conception Rituals in Korea. 52:55-70. 1977.
• Death and Taxes: A Korean Approach to Hell. 60:1-14. 1985.

KIDDER, Sam.  Seoul. 68:45-56. 1993.

KIM Chongguk and Kim Chinman.  Some Notes on the Sŏnggyun’gwan. XXXVIII:69-91. Oct., 1961.

KIM, Dongha. Walking “Hand in Hand” Towards Harmony. 97:22-24. 2023.

KIM, Emily E. Traditional Beliefs and Prenatal Care in Urban Korea. 63:67-68. 1988.

KIM, Gail, Peter Beck, Donald MacIntyre. Perilous Journeys: The Plight of North Koreans in China and Beyond. 81:33-92. 2006.

KIM, Ha-tai.  The Transmission of Neo-Confucianism to Japan by Kang Hang, A Prisoner of War.  XXXVII:83-103.  April, 1961.

KIM, Myungseo. Happy Mutant in Daechi-dong. 97: 100-106. 2023.

KIM HOGARTH, Hyun-kye.

• Korean Shamanism and Cultural Nationalism. 69:1-22. 1994.
• Rationality, Practicality and Modernity: Buddhism, Shamanism and Christianity in Contemporary Korean Society. 73:41-54. 1998.

KIM, Jiyoon. Vietnam War: Our Dark Side of the Moon. 96:19-22. 2022

KIM, Jong-Dae. Amulets. 65:35-40. 1990.

KIM Kyu.  Radio and Television in Korea.  XLV:97-107. 1969.

KIM Kyun. Entry Sequence to Buddhist Temples. 60:15-30. 1985.

KIM, Victoria: Photo-Memories: DPRK-Russia By Train 92: 187-204 2017

KIM Yong-dok [KIM Yŏng-Dŏk].

• Kosan, Yun Son-do (I587-1671): The Man and His Island. 67:61-70. 1992.
• On I-du: Writing the Korean Language with Chinese Characters. 74:49-58. 1999
• Wae Japan as a Tamno of Paekche. 71:1-8. 1996.
• The Great Tumulus of Whangnam. 72:35-42. 1997.
• In Seach of Japan’s Origin. 73:89-99 1998.
• Japan’s Korean Roots: In Search of Paekche’s Tamnos. On Bronze Mirrors: Relating Paekche and Wae Japan. 76:13-30. 2001.
• Japan’s Connection to Korea: A Series of Three Essays. 77:117-142. 2002.
• Japan’s Connection to Korea (Part II): A Series of Three Essays. 78:57-78. 2003.
• Japan’s Connection to Korea (Part III): A Series of Three Essays. 79:47-64. 2004.

KIM Yongdeok [Kim Yong-dŏk]. History and Justice: Approaches to the Dokdo Issues. 83:97-106. 2008.

KIM Young-key and Dorothea Sich.  A Study of the Childbearing Behavior of Rural Korean Women and Their Families. 53:27-57. 1978.

KISTER, Daniel A., The Mature Poetry of Chong Chi-Young. 65:1-14. 1990.

KISTER, Daniel A. trans. Chong Chi-Young’s Night and Mountain Poems: Eight Poems from the Poet’s Mature Years. 65:15-22. 1990.

KNOPP, Hans-George. Reception of Modern Korean Art in Germany. 74:23-26. 1999

KOH Myung-shik.  Postwar Development of the Korean Press.  XLV: 37-49. 1969.

KOMATSU, Midori.  The Old People and the New Government.  IV, part I:1-12, 1912-13,

KONG, Woo-seok. Geographical Divisions of Korean Plants. 69:23-44. 1994.

KOONS, E. Wade

• Afforestation in Korea.  VI, part I:35-42. 1915.
• Beacon Fires of Old Korea.  XVI:46-52. 1925.

KORNEGAY, Nate

• A Photographic Introduction to Art Deco Architecture in Korea. 91:55-92. 2016.
• Imperial Crown Style in Colonial Korea  92:21-30. 2017
• The Architectural Roots of Myeongdong Cathedral 93: 67-72. 2018
• Building the Daegu Hospital (1903-1907): A Study on the Construction and Design of Early Western-Korean Hybrid Architecture 94: 69-83. 2019
• The Baird’s Contributions to Building Design in 1910s Pyongyang. 95:26-35. 2021
• Appreciating ‘Ugly’ Late 20th Century Architecture in Korea. 97: 74-90. 2023

KU, Daeyeol.  The Chientao Incident (1920) and Britain. 55:1-33. 1980.

KUMAR, Nilesh. Oldboy: A global techno-cultural metamorphosis. 98: 171-178. 2024.

KUNKEL, Peter H., SHIN, Jae-shin, YI, Kang-suk.  Kyŏngno-dang of Korea. 63:69-80. 1988.

KWON, Yon-ung. Seoul: Founding the New Capital. 68:1-10. 1993.

L.

LANKOV, Andrei.

• Forgotten People: The Koreans of Sakhalin Island. 1945-1991. 85:13-28. 2010.
• The Wall which Crumbles: North Korea and the Outside World. 86:25-40. 2011.

LAUSTER, Susan.  A guide to Haeinsa.  XLVII:59-104. 1972.

[MUNRO, Ron and] LAUTI, Alamanda.  The Forgotten Korean Labourers on Nauru. 95:90-110. 2021

LAY, Arthur Hyde.  Marriage Customs of Korea.  IV, part III:1-15. 1913.

LEE, Bomi. Privilege. 98:16-17. 2024.

LEE, Hyo-jae and others

• Daily Life.  XLVI:51-61. 1971.
• Family and Kinship Relations.  XLVI:63-71. 1971.
• Historical Background of Seoul City.  XLVI:15-19. 1971.
• Level of Living.  XLVI:43-49. 1971.
• Life in Urban Korea.  XLVI:1-89. 197 1.
• A Perspective of Three Neighborhoods.  XLVI:25-42. 1971.
• Religion and Social Values.  XLVI:73-89. 1971.
• Seoul City Administration.  XLVI:21-23. 1971.

LEE, Chaemin. Is Retro the New PRESENT?. 97:19-21. 2023

LEE, Kang-o.  Chungsan’gyo: Its History, Doctrines and Ritual Practices. Trans. by Richard Rutt.  XLIII:28-66. 1967.

LEE, Kwang-rin.  Census Taking under the Yi Dynasty.  XXXV:32-50. 1959.

LEE, Man-gap.  Sociology in Korea.  XLVI:7-10. 1971.

LEE, Sang Ran, S. E. Solberg, trans. Selected Translations from the Poetry of Kim Iryŏp. 71:31-40. 1996.

LEE, Sun-keun.  Some Lesser-known Facts about Taewŏn’gun and His Foreign Policy.  XXXIX:23-46.  Dec., 1962.

LEE, Tchang-Bok.  Chronology of Plant Taxonomy in Korea. XLIX:48-54. 1974.

LEE, Yeonju: Minjokchonggyo: The Religions of the Nation 94: 121-127. 2019.

LEHMANN, Tobias.  Minjung Art Reconsidered: Art as a Means of Resistance. 84:73-90. 2009.

LEIFER, Walter.  Paul-Georg von Mollendorf-Scholar and Statesman. 57:41-52. 1982.

LEONOR, Rochelle. The emergence of Kim Ju-ae. 98: 179-193. 2024.

LEUTERITZ, Karl.  Pioneers of German-Korean Partnership. 54:1-11. 1979.

LEW, Young Ick. Contributions by Western Scholars to Modern Historiography in Korea, with Emphasis on the RAS-KB. 80:3-18. 2005.

LIMON, Martin. [SHORT STORY] Kimchi Kitty. 97: 140-168

LOVMO, Mark S.. Further Investigation into the June 8, 1948 Bombing of Dokdo Island. 78:21-34. 2003.

LUDLOW, A. I. Pottery of the Korai [Koryŏ] Dynasty (924-1392). XIV:33-39. 1923.

M.

MCCLUNG, David H., trans. and annotator.  The Founding of the Royal Dragon Monastery. 53:69-79. 1978.

MCCUNE, G. M. and E. O. Reischauer.  The Romanization of the Korean Language Based on Its Phonetic Structure.  XXIX:1-55. 1939.

MCCUNE, G. M. The Yi Dynasty Annals of Korea.  XXIX:57-82. 1939.

MCCUNE, Shannon.  Some Korean Maps.  L:70-102. 1975.

MACDONALD, Donald S.

• The American Role in the Opening of Korea to the West.  XXXV:51-66. 1969.
• The Study of Korea in the United States. 65:41-48. 1990.

MACINTYRE, Donald, Peter Beck, Gail Kim. Perilous Journeys: The Plight of North Koreans in China and Beyond. 81:33-92. 2006.

MASON, David A.

• Sacred Aspects and Assets of Taebaek-san. 81:111-132. 2006
• Jirisan : Sacred Aspects and Assets. 82:89-106. 2007.
• Mountain Tourism and Religious Heritage Sites: A Fresh Paradigm. 87:65-80. 2012.
• “Go-un” Choi Chi-won’s Pungryu. 90:57-70. 2015.

MATTHEWS, Jill. Symbolism and Literary Reference in Traditional Korean Gardens. 88:103-120

[TEBAY, Andy and]  MEDIMOREC, Nikola: Transport Development in Korea. 91:43-54. 2016.

MICHELL, Tony. Generational Change and Confucianism: Organization and Interaction in Korea. 61:15-34. 1986.

MILLER, Hugh.  A Royal Funeral in Korea.  XVII:15-29. 1927.

MILLETT, Allan R. Remembering the Forgotten War: Anglo-American Scholarship on the Korean Conflict. 70:53-70. 1995.

MILLS, Edwin W.

• General Map of Korea.  VII: back cover. 1916.
• Gold Mining in Korea.  VII:5-39. 1916.

MILLS, R. G. Ecological Studies in the Tong-nai River Basin.  XII:3-78, 1921.

MIN, Kyung-hyun. Traditional Korean Susŏk. 63:13-28. 1988.

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