The Contents of Transactions
(Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch) by Volume
1900 James S. Gale: The Influence of
China upon Korea. I:1-24 Homer B. Hulbert: Korean
Survivals and Discussion. I:25-50. George Heber Jones: Korea's
Colossal Image of Buddha. I:57-70.
1902 Mark N. Trollope: Kang-wha
[Kanghwa]. II, part I:1-36 George Heber Jones: The Spirit
Worship of the Koreans. II, part I:37-58.
James S. Gale: Han-Yang (Seoul).
II, part II:1-43 Homer B. Hulbert:
Korean Folk-tales. II, part II:45-79.
1903 George Heber Jones: Ch'oe
Ch'i-wun [Ch'oe Ch'i-wŏn]: His Life and Times. III:1-17. C. T. Collyer: The Culture
and Preparation of Ginseng in Korea. III:18-30.
1912-13 Midori Komatsu: The Old People
and the New Government. IV, part I:1-12, James S. Gale: The Korean
Alphabet. IV, part I:12-61.
I. Yamagata: Japanese-Korean
Relations After the Japanese Invasion of Korea in the 16th
Century. IV, part II:1-11. P. L. Gillett, The Village
of Old Korea. IV, part II: 13-44. M. Ishihara, M. Coinage of Old
Korea. IV, part II:45-74.
Arthur Hyde Lay: Marriage
Customs of Korea. IV, part III:1-15 James S. Gale: Selection and
Divorce. IV, part III:17-22 W. Carl Rufus: The Celestial
Planisphere of King Yi Tai-Jo [Yi T'aejo]. IV, part III:23-72.
1914 E. A. Gordon: Some Recent
Discoveries in Korean Temples and Their Relationship to Early
Eastern Christianity. V:1-39. Cecil H. N. Hodges: A Plea for
the Investigation of Korean Myths and Folklore. V:41-53.
1915 N. H. Bowman: The History of
Korean Medicine. VI, part I:1-34 E. Wade Koons: Afforestation in
Korea. VI, part I:35-42.
James S. Gale: The Pagoda of
Seoul. VI, part II:1-22. Horace H. Underwood: Hunting and
Hunters' Lore in Korea. VI, part II:23-43
1916 Edwin W. Mills: General
Map of Korea. VII: back cover. 1910. Edwin W. Mills: Gold
Mining in Korea. VII:5-39
1917 Mark N. Trollope: Introduction
to the Study of Buddhism in Korea. VIII:1-41. Frederick Starr: Corean Coin
Charms and Amulets, A Supplement. VIII:42-79.
1918 Ernest H. Wilson: The Vegetation
of Korea. IX:1-68 Mark N. Trollope: Arboretum
Coreense, Being a Preliminary Catalogue of the Vernacular Names
of Fifty of the Commonest Trees and Shrubs Found in Chosen. Part
I. IX:69-90. Hendrik Hamel: 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
1919 J. D. Van Buskirk: The Climate
of Korea, and Its Probable Effect on Human Efficiency. X:3-58.
1920 Basil Hall: Captain Basil Hall's
Account of His Voyage to,the West Coast of Corea in 1816.
XI:3-37 Mark N Trollope: Arboretum
Coreense, Being a Preliminary Catalogue of the Vernacular Names
of Fifty of the Commonest Trees and Shrubs Found in Chosen. Part
II. XI:39-100.
1921 R. G. Mills: Ecological
Studies in the Tong-nai River Basin. XII:3-78
1922 James S. Gale: The Diamond
Mountains. XIII:1-67.
1923 J. D. van Buskirk: Some Common
Korean Foods. XIV:1-8. H. B. Hulbert: National
Examination in Korea. XIV:9-32. A. I. Ludlow: Pottery of the
Korai [Koryŏ] Dynasty (924-1392). XIV:33-39.
1924 James S. Gale (trans.): A
Shipwreck (Korean) in 1636 A.D. XV:3-32. W. W. Taylor: Korean Roads Past
and Present. XV:33-56. W. W. Taylor: Development and
Trend of the Automotive Transportation in Chosen. XV:57-82.
1925 E. M. Cable: Old Korean Bells.
XVI:1-45. E. Wade Koons: Beacon Fires of
Old Korea. XVI:46-52.
1927 W. E. Griffis: Address.
XVII:1-14. Hugh Miller: A Royal Funeral in
Korea. XVII:15-29.
1929 Harold J. Noble: The Korean
Mission to the United States in 1883. XVIII:1-21. A Sister of the Community of St.
Peter: Some Wayside Flowers of Central Korea. XVIII:22-40. A Sister of the Community of St.
Peter: Herbae Koreanae, Being a First List of Some of the
Commonest Herbaceous Plants Found in Korea. XVIII:43-82.
1930 Charles Hunt: Some Pictures and
Painters of Corea. XIX:1-34.
1931 Horace H. Underwood: Occidental
Literature on Korea. XX:1-15. Horace H. Underwood: A Partial
Bibliography of Occidental Literature on Korea, From Early Times
to 1930. XX:17-185.
1932 Mark Napier Trollope: Corean
Books and Their Authors, Being an Introduction of Corean
Literature. XXI:1-58.
1933 Daniel James Cumming: Notes on
Korean Birds. XXII:1-67. M. W. Oh, The Two Visits of the
Rev, R. J. Thomas to Korea. XXII:95-123.
1934 Horace H. Underwood: Korean
Boats and Ships. XXIII, part I:1-90. L. G[eorge] Paik (trans.): From
Koryu To Kyung (Pictures of Korŏ) by Soh Keung, Imperial Chinese
Envoy to Korea, 1124 A.D. XXIII:90-94.
John L. Boots: Korean Weapons
and Armor. XXIII, part II:1-37.
1935 Charles Hunt: Diary of a Trip to
Sul-Ak San [Sŏrak-san] (Via the Diamond Mountains) 1923.
XXIV:1-14. L. George Paik: The Korean
Record on Captain Basil Hall's Voyage of Discovery to the West
Coast of Korea. XXIV:15-19. E. & G. Gompertz: Supplement
to "A Partial Bibliography of Occidental Literature on Korea,"
H. H. Underwood. XXIV:23-48.
1936 W. Massy Royds (trans.):
Introduction to Courante's Bibliographie Coreene. XXV:1-99. Mark Napier Trollope: Book
Production and Printing in Corea. XXV:101-107.
W. Carl Rufus: Astronomy in
Korea. XXVI:1-48.
1937 Ralph M. Cory: Some Notes on
Gregorio de Cespedeo, Korea's First European Visitor.
XXVII:1-55. G. St. G. M. Gompertz:
Archbishop Mutel, A Biographical Sketch. XXVII: 57-132.
1938 E. M. Cable: The United
States-Korean Relations 1866-1871. XXVIII:1-230.
1939 E. O. Reischauer and G. M.
McCune: The Romanization of the Korean Language Based on Its
Phonetic Structure. XXIX:1-55. G. M. McCune: The Yi Dynasty
Annals of Korea. XXIX:57-82.
1940 John L. Boots: Korean Musical
Instruments and an Introduction to Korean Music. XXX:1-32. L. Carrington Goodrich:
Sino-Korean Relations at the End of the 14th Century. XXX:33-46.
1948-9 Warren Viessman: Ondol Radiant
Heat in Korea. XXXI:9-22. Charles Hunt: The Historic Town
of Yo-ju [Yŏju], Its Surroundings and Celebrities. XXXI:24-34.
1951 Helen B. Chapin: Palaces in
Seoul. XXXII:3-50. Helen B. Chapin: Puyŏ, One of
Korea's Ancient Capitals. XXXII:51-61. L. George Paik: Tripitaka
Koreana. Library of Woodblocks of Buddhist Classics at Haein-Sa,
Korea. XXXII:62-78. Charles Hunt: Supplement to
Article on Yo-Ju [Yŏju] in Vol. XXXI. XXXII:79-82.
1957 Wilbur D. Bacon: Tombs of the Yi
Dynasty Kings and Queens. XXXIII:1-40. G. St. G. M. Gompertz: Some
Notes of the Earliest Western Contacts with Korea. XXXIII:41-54. Helen B. Chapin: Kyŏngju,
Ancient Capital of Silla. XXXIII:55-72
1958 Richard Rutt: An Introduction to
the Sijo—A Form of Short Korean Poem. XXXIV:1-88.
1959 Gregory Henderson: A History of
the Chŏng Dong Area and the American Embassy Residence.
XXXV:1-32. Lee Kwang-rin: Census Taking
under the Yi Dynasty. XXXV:32-50 Donald S. Macdonald: The
American Role in the Opening of Korea to the West. XXXV:51-66. William E. Henthorn: Some Notes
on Koryŏ Military Units. XXXV:67-75.
1960 Richard Rutt: The Chinese
Learning and Pleasures of a Country Scholar, an account of
Traditional Chinese Studies in Rural Korea. XXXVI:1-100. Sohn Pow-key: The Opening of
Korea: A Conflict of Traditions. XXXVI:101-131.
1961 Wilbur D. Bacon: Fortresses of
Kyŏnggi-do, XXXVII:1-63. April, 1961. William E. Henthorn: Some Notes
on Parhae (P'ohai). XXXVII:65-81. April, 1961. Kim Ha-tai: The Transmission of
Neo-Confucianism to Japan by Kang Hang, A Prisoner of War.
XXXVII:83-103. April, 1961.
Richard Rutt: The Flower Boys of
Silla (Hwarang). XXXVIII:1-66. Oct. 1961. David Chung: The Han-Sam-Wei-I
Principle for Eastern Societies. XXXVIII:95-118. Oct. 1961. Kim Chongguk and Kim Chinman:
Some Notes on the Sŏnggyun'gwan. XXXVIII:69-91. Oct., 1961.
1962 Gregory Henderson: Pottery
Production in the Earliest Years of the Yi Dynasty. XXXIX:5-22.
Lee Sun-keun: Some Lesser-known
Facts about Taewŏn'gun and His Foreign Policy. XXXIX:23-46.
1963 G. St. G. M. Gompertz:
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.
1964 S. J. Whitwell: Britons in
Korea. XLI:3-56. Richard Rutt: Kim Sakkat,
Vagabond Poet. XLI:59-87.
1966 G. St. G. M. Gompertz: Ceramic
History of the Yi Period. XLII:3-25. Hahm Pyong-choon: An Historical
Study of Discriminatory Legislation Against the Descendants of
Concubines in Korea, 1415-1894. XLII:27-48. Yi Tu-hyon: Korean Mask and
Mask-dance Plays. XLII:49-67. Peter Hyun: Notes on Modern
Korean Fiction. XLII:69-74.
1967 Spencer J. Palmer: The New
Religions of Korea: Introduction. XLIII:1-10. Felix Moos: Leadership and
Organization in the Olive Tree Movement. XLIII:11-27. Lee Kang-o: Chungsan'gyo: Its
History, Doctrines and Ritual Practices. Trans. by Richard Rutt.
XLIII:28-66. Choi Jai-sok: A Socio-religious
Study of Sindonae. XLIII:67-91. Benjamin Weems: Ch'ŏndogyo
Enters Its Second Century. XLIII: 92-100. Choi Syn-duk: Korea's Tong-il
Movement. XLIII:101-113.
1968 David I. Steinberg: The National
Museum of the Republic of Korea. XLIV:1-69. Kang Man-kil: A Study of the
Punwŏn. XLIV:71-127. Pai Man-sill: Patterns of
Furniture Design During the Yi Dynasty. XLIV:129-138. Hwang Su-young: On the Stone
Triad from Namsan, Kyŏngju. XLIV:139-150.
1969
James Wade: Reform
Movements in Korean Journalism. XLV:13-36. Koh Myung-shik: Postwar
Development of the Korean Press. XLV: 37-49. Han Man-hyun: Publishing in
Korea: An Historical Survey. XLV:51-95. Kim Kyu: Radio and Television in
Korea. XLV:97-107. James Wade: The Cinema in
Korea: A Robust Invalid. XLV:109-128. 1969.
1971 Lee Hyo-jae and others: Life in Urban Korea. XLVI:1-89. Sociology in Korea. XLVI:7-10.
(Lee Man-gap) Historical Background of Seoul
City. XLVI:15-19. Seoul City Administration.
XLVI:21-23. A Perspective of Three
Neighborhoods. XLVI:25-42. Level of Living. XLVI:43-49. Daily Life. XLVI:51-61. Family and Kinship Relations.
XLVI:63-71. Religion and Social
Values. XLVI:73-89.
1972 Wilbur D. Bacon (trans.) Record
of Reprimands and Admonitions (Chingbirok). Yu Sŏngnyong.
XLVII:7-24. L. George Paik: Seventy Years of
the RAS in Korea. XLVII:25-39. Paul S. Crane: Some Reflections
on Korean Patterns. XLVII: 41-57. Susan Lauster: A guide to
Haeinsa. XLVII:59-104. Richard Rutt: Traditional Korean
Poetry Criticism. XLVII:105-143.
1973 Benjamin H. Hazard: The Creation
of the Korean Navy During the Koryŏ Period. XLVIII:10-28. Richard Rutt (trans.):
Ch'ao-hsun Fu, by Tung Yueh. XLVIII:29-73. Harold F. Cook: Walter D.
Townsend: Pioneer American Businessman in Korea. XLVIII:74-103.
Yi Kyŏngsik. Korea Chronology
1901-1960. XLVIII:104-193.
1974 H. Byron Earhart: The New
Religions: A Preliminary Interpretation. XLIX:7-25. Coralie J. Rockwell: Kayago: The
Origin and Evolution of the Korean Twelve-string Zither.
XLIX:26-47. Lee Tchang-Bok: Chronology of
Plant Taxonomy in Korea. XLIX:48-54. Richard Rutt (trans.): James
Gale's Translation of the Yŏnhaengnok, An Account of the Korean
Embassy to Peking, 1712-1713. XLIX:55-144.
1975 Frits Vos: Master Eibokken on
Korea and the Korean Language: Supplementary Remarks to Hamel's
Narrative. L:7-42. Robert C. Provine: The Sacrifice
to Confucius in Korea and Its Music. L:43-69. Shannon McCune: Some Korean
Maps. L:70-102.
1976 George Won, and In-whan Oh.
Journalism in Korea: A Short History of the Korean Press.
LI:1-55. John T. Nugent: The Postal
History of Dynastic Korea. LI:56-64. Horace H. Underwood, Korean
Literature in English: A Critical Bibliography. LI:65-115.
1977 Richard Rutt (trans.): Paegun
Sosŏl, the White Cloud Essays of Yi Kyubo. 52:1-37. Edward Reynolds Wright: A Note
on Yi Dynasty Furniture Making. 52:39-44. G. St. G. M. Gompertz: The
Appeal of Korean Celadon. 52:45-54. Laurel Kendall: Receiving the
Samsin Grandmother: Conception Rituals in Korea. 52:55-70.
1978 Helen Rose Tieszen (trans.):
Poems by Korean Children. 53:1-26. Kim Young-key and Dorothea Sich:
A Study of the Childbearing Behavior of Rural Korean Women and
Their Families. 53:27-57. Mark Peterson: The Adoption
Dilemma in Traditional Korea. 53:59-67. David H.McClung (trans. and
annotator): The Founding of the Royal Dragon Monastery.
53:69-79.
1979 Karl Leuteritz: Pioneers of
German-Korean Partnership. 54:1-11. Samuel H. Moffett: The
Independence Movement and the Missionaries. 54:13-32. Donald L. Baker: The Martyrdom
of Paul Yun: Western Religion and Eastern Ritual in 18th Century
Korea. 54:33-58. Richard Rutt: An Early
Koreanologist: Eli Barr Landis, 1865-1898. 54:59-100.
1980 Ku Daeyeol: The Chientao
Incident (1920) and Britain. 55:1-33. Adrian Buzo: Early Korean
Writing Systems. 55:35-61. Dorothy C. Underwood: Musical
Aspects of the Modern Korean Art Song. 55:63-84. Harold F. Cook: Early American
Contacts with Korea. 55:85-107.
1981 Adrian Buzo: North
Korea—Yesterday and Today. 56:1-25. Jack D. Balswick: Strong Men and
Virtuous Women: Changing Male and Female Roles in Korea.
56:27-35. Sonia R. Strawn: Dr. Lee
Tae-Young and the Korean Family Law. 56:37-45. Park Yn-hui: Lao Tzu and
Nietzsche: Wanderer and Superman. 56:47-58.
1982 Richard L. Walker: Changing
Patterns in American Diplomacy: Implications for Korean-American
Relations. 57:1-9. Harold F. Cook: On the Centenary
of America's First Treaty with Korea. 57:11-28. Robert R. Swartout: United
States Ministers to Korea, 1882-1905: The Loss of American
Innocence. 57:29-40. Walter Leifer: Paul-Georg von
Mollendorf-Scholar and Statesman. 57:41-52. Shin In Sup: The First Century
in the Development of Korean Advertising. 57:53-66.
1983 J. E. Hoare: The Centenary of
Korean-British Diplomatic Relations: Aspects of British Interest
and Involvement. 58:1-34. James Huntley Grayson:
Travelling for Her Health: The Extraordinary Life of Isabella
Bird Bishop. 58:35-51. Donald M. Bishop: Shared
Failure: American Military Advisors in Korea, 1888-1896.
58:53-76. Donald N. Clark: The Ming
Connection: Notes on Korea's Experience in the Chinese Tributary
System. 58:77-89.
1985 Laurel Kendall: Death and Taxes:
A Korean Approach to Hell. 60:1-14. Kim Kyun: Entry Sequence to
Buddhist Temples. 60:15-30. Mark Peterson: Slaves and
Owners; or Servants and Masters? A Preliminary Examination of
Slavery in Traditional Korea. 60:31-?.
1986 J. E. Hoare: The Anglican
Cathedral Seoul 1926-1986. 61:1-14. Tony Michell: Generational
Change and Confucianism: Organization and Interaction in Korea.
61:15-34. Robert R. Swartout: Journey to
Old Korea: The 1886 Diary of Gertrude Hall Denny. 61:35-68.
1987 Han Chungnim C.: Social
Organization of Upper Han Hamlet in Korea. 62: 1-142.
1988 Harold M. Otness: A History of
the Library of the Royal Asiatic Society, 1900-1950. 63:1-12. Min Kyung-hyun: Traditional
Korean Susŏk. 63:13-28. Timothy R. Tangherlini: New
Year's by the Sea. 63:29-36. Chung Chai-sik: Confucianism:
Tradition and Transformations. 63:37-66. Kim Emily E.: Traditional
Beliefs and Prenatal Care in Urban Korea. 63:67-68. Peter H. Kunkel, Shin Jae-shin,
Yi Kang-suk: Kyŏngno-dang of Korea. 63:69-80.
1989 Choi Chongko: Traditional Korean
Law and Its Modernization. 64:1-18. Donald N. Clark: Impermanent
Residents: The Seoul Foreign Community in 1937. 64:19-38. Karen Eggleston: "You are Dead,
the Square is Dead": The 1989 Chinese Pro-Democracy Movement.
64:39-64. Suh Ji-moon: A Comparative Look
at the Portrayal of Parenthood in Korean and English Fiction.
64:65-78. Hahn Moo Sook: Chŏng Tasan
(1762-1836). 64:79-88.
1990 Daniel A. Kister: The Mature
Poetry of Chong Chi-Young. 65:1-14. Daniel A. Kister (trans.): Chong
Chi-Young's Night and Mountain Poems: Eight Poems from the
Poet's Mature Years. 65:15-22. Choi Jin Young: Dr. Frank
William Schofield and His Place in Korea History. 65:23-34. Kim Jong-Dae: Amulets. 65:35-40. Donald S. Macdonald: The Study
of Korea in the United States. 65:41-48.
1991 Johannes Huber: Some Background
Notes on the Dutch in Korea in the 17th Century. 66:1-8. Hildi Kang: Tigers in the Tree:
Korean Family Lineage Records. 66:9-22. Brother Anthony: The Poetic
Vision of Kim Kwang-kyu. 66:23-44. Judy van Zile: Kim
Ch'on-hung: Portrait of a Performing Artist. 66:45-60. Henry Dodge Appenzeller: Three
Koreas I Have Known. 66:61-76.
1992 David (John) Wright: Sea Power
and Diplomacy in the Far East. 67:1-20. Daniel Davies: O. N. Denny, Eki
Hioki, and Syngman Rhee: Documents from the Papers of Henry
Gehard Appenzeller. 67:21-38. Victor D. Cha: South
Korean-Japanese Relations 1969-1979: Is There More Beyond
Emotionalism? 67:39-60 Kim Yong-dok: Kosan, Yun Son-do
(I587-1671): The Man and His Island. 67:61-70.
1993 Kwon Yon-ung: Seoul: Founding
the New Capital. 68:1-10. Peter Bartholomew: Chosŏn
Dynasty Royal Compounds—Windows to a Lost Culture. 68:11-44. Sam Kidder: Seoul. 68:45-56. Richard Rutt (trans.):
Footprints of the Wildgoose: Horak hongjo or Hodong sŏrak ki by
Kŭmwŏn. 68:57-98.
1994 Hyun-kye Kim Hogarth: Korean
Shamanism and Cultural Nationalism. 69:1-22. Kong Woo-seok. Geographical
Divisions of Korean Plants. 69:23-44. Maissa Cholkamy: Introduction to
Ancient Egyptian Temples and Tombs. 69:45-52. Josh Moreinis: City Planning and
Neighborhood Preservation in Seoul. 69:53-70. Soh Chunghee Sarah: Women in
Korean Politics. 69:71-77.
1995 Brother Anthony: Ko Un's
Hwaom-kyong: A Modem Korean Pilgrim's Progress. 70:1-14. N. M. Pankaj: The Buddhist
Transformation of Silla Kingship: Buddha as a King and King as a
Buddha. 70:15-36. Jane Portal: The Origins of the
British Museum's Korean Collection. 70:37-52. Allan R. Millett: Remembering
the Forgotten War: Anglo-American Scholarship on the Korean
Conflict. 70:53-70.
1996 Kim Yong-dok: Wae Japan as
a Tamno of Paekche. 71:1-8. Bonnie B. C. Oh: Kim Iryŏp:
Pioneer Writer/Refomer in Colonial Korea. 71:9-30. S. E. Solberg, Sang Ran Lee
(trans.): Selected Translations from the Poetry of Kim Iryŏp.
71:31-40. Tatiana M. Simbirtseva: Queen
Min of Korea: Coming to Power. 71:41-54. Valeri Tian: Form and Philosophy
in Korean Buddhist Temple, Landscape and Architecture. 71:
55-95.
1997 Brother Anthony: A Short
History of Tea. 72:1-12. C. Fred Alford: Why Not Believe
in Evil? 72:13-22. Suh Ji-moon: Yang Guy-ja and
Shin Kyoung-suuk: Two Contrasting Women's Voices in Korean
Literature Today. 72:23-34. Kim Yong-dok: The Great Tumulus
of Whangnam. 72:35-42. Sofie Bosma: The North Korean
Struggle for Survival: 1980-1990. 72:43-60.
1998 Yoon Ha Jong: A Tale of the
Korean War and the United States. 73:1-10. Philippe Thiébault:
Exploring the Confucian Self: A Critique and Reinterpretation.
73:11-40. Hyun-kye Kim Hogarth:
Rationality, Practicality and Modernity: Buddhism, Shamanism and
Christianity in Contemporary Korean Society. 73:41-54. Vladimir Tikhonov: On the
Problem of International Status and Stages of the
Socio-Political Development of Tae-gaya in the Late 5th and
Early 6th Centuries. 73:55-88. Kim Yong-dok: In Seach of
Japan's Origin. 73:89-99
1999 John Holstein: The
McCune-Reischauer Romanization System for Korean. 74:1-22. Hans-George Knopp: Reception of
Modern Korean Art in Germany. 74:23-26. Brother Anthony: The
Poetry of Shin Kyong-nim. 74:27-48. Kim Yong-dok: On I-du: Writing
the Korean Language with Chinese Characters. 74:49-58. Philippe Thiébault: Yi I,
Yulgok (1536-1584), A Path to Maturation and Fulfillment:
Poetry, Philosophy, and Wisdom. 74:59-86.
2000 Horace G. Underwood: The Korea
Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society: The First One Hundred
Years. 75:1-8. Judy van Zile: For Men or
Women? The Case of Chinju Kŏmmu, A Sword Dance from South
Korea. 75:9-24. Robert J. Fouser: Translations
of Hong Kildong: From Story to Classic to Mascot and Beyond.
75:25-41. Gary Rector: Accent and Vowel
Length in Korean. 75:43-48. Index to Transactions 75:49-63
2001 Johannes Reckel: Korea and
Manchuria: The Historical Links Between Korea and the Ancestors
of the Modem Manchus. 76:1-12. Kim Yong-dok: Japan's Korean
Roots: In Search of Paekche's Tamnos. On Bronze Mirrors:
Relating Paekche and Wae Japan. 76:13-30. Tatiana M. Simbirtseva: P G. von
Moellendorff’s Pro-Russian Activities in Korea (1882-1885):
Opinions of Russian Historiographers. 76:31-44. Eça de Queiroz: Historical
Article: An Early Description of Korea and Asia Chinese and
Japanese. 76:45-62.
2002 Daniel Kane: Korea in the White
City: Korean Participation in the World's Columbian Exhibition
of 1893. 77:1-58. Nial Moores: The Crane in the
Pine Tree: The State of Wetlands in Korea. 77:59-68. Sylvia Braesel: Karl Friedrich
August Guetzlaff: The First German in Korea. 77:69-90. Robert Neff: Murder in the Land
of the Morning Calm. 77:91-104. Nancy Peck: Chusok Trip to China
2002. 77:105-116. Kim Yong-dok: Japan's Connection
to Korea: A Series of Three Essays. 77:117-142. Wilson Strand: Satanic Devils in
the Hermit Kingdom. 77:143-159.
2003 Daniel J. Adams: Horace Grant
Underwood (1917-2004). 78:1-2. Elizabeth Underwood: Travel in
Korea: Missionary Encounters at the Turn of the Twentieth
Century. 78:3-20. Mark S. Lovmo: Further
Investigation into the June 8, 1948 Bombing of Dokdo Island.
78:21-34. Samuel Hawley: The lmjin War.
78:35-56. Kim Yong-dok: Japan's Connection
to Korea (Part II): A Series of Three Essays. 78:57-78. Robert Neff: Emily Brown: The
American Empress of Korea. 78:79-84. Robert Neff: The Jennie Lovatt
Letter: An Early View of Pusan in 1885. 78:85-?.
2004 Daniel J. Adams: Church Growth
in Korea: Perspectives on the Past and Prospects for the Future.
79:1-32. D. A. Samsonov: The Expedition
to Northern Korea, Autumn 1898. 79:33-46. Kim Yong-dok: Japan's Connection
to Korea (Part III): A Series of Three Essays. 79:47-64. Robert Neff: Life at Port
Hamilton during the "Preventive Occupation," 1885-87. 79:65-78. Sim Yeon-Ok: The Origin and
Development of Sericulture in Korea. 79:79-?.
2005 Lew Young Ick. Contributions by
Western Scholars to Modern Historiography in Korea, with
Emphasis on the RAS-KB. 80:3-18. Park L. Gerdine:
Recollections of a Missionary Kid Returning to Korea, August 28,
1945. 80:19-34. Elisabeth Chabonol: Study of the
Archaeological and Historic Sites of Kaesŏng. 80:35-58. Samuel Hawley: Journey in Korea:
The 1884 Travel Diary of George C. Foulk. 80:59-86. Daniel J. Adams: Koreans in
Transition: Americanization at the University of Dubuque,
1911-1935. 80:87-114. Mary Yu Danico: Korean
Identities: What Does It Mean to be Korean American in Korea?
80:115-136.
2006 Daniel J. Adams: Hui Neng in
Korea: A Chapter in the Story of Korean Religion. 81:1-22. Allen Heyman: Buddhist Ritual
Music and Dance. 81:23-32. Donald Macintyre, Peter Beck,
Gail Kim: Perilous Journeys: The Plight of North Koreans in
China and Beyond. 81:33-92. Robert Neff: A Glimpse of Life
at the Gold Mines. 81:93-110. David A. Mason: Sacred
Aspects and Assets of Taebaek-san. 81:111-132.
2007 Daniel J. Adams: Twenty-seven
Years With The Royal Asiatic Society. 82:1-28. F. J. Seligson: The Temple on a
Hill in Seoul [poems]. 82:29-52. Robert Neff: Korea's
Inhospitable Shores : Cheju Island Shipwrecks. 82:53-88. David A. Mason: Jirisan :
Sacred Aspects and Assets. 82:89-106. Brother Anthony: Korean Patriot
and Tea Master: Hyodang Choi Beom-Sul. 82:107-128.
2008 William F. Pore: The Inquiring
Literatus: Yi Sugwang’s “Brush-Talks” with Phùng Khac Khoan in
Beijing in 1598. 83:1-26. Robert Neff: An Expedition to
Korea to Rescue the Crew of The Narwal in April 1851. 83:27-72.
Daniel J. Adams: Yi Toegye, John
Calvin, and the Love of Learning in Korea. 83:73-96. Kim Yongdeok [Kim Yong-dŏk]:
History and Justice: Approaches to the Dokdo Issues. 83:97-105. F. J. Seligson: Squirrels of
Lone Tree Mountain (poems). 83 107-116. Rodney Grapes and Gyeong-Nan
Jeong. Beneath our Feet: Geology and Landscape of Seoul.
83:117-132.
2009 Daniel J. Adams: Won Buddhism in
Korea: A New Religious Movement Comes of Age. 84:1-35. Robert Neff: The Wreck of the
Chusan. 84:37-50. Brother Anthony: Three Families
in Dilkusha. 84:51-72. Tobias Lehmann: Minjung Art
Reconsidered: Art as a Means of Resistance. 84:73-90. Allen Heyman: Choi In-Suh and
the Tae-Ch’wi-t’a. 84:91-96. F. J. Seligson: Old Guy Winter.
84:97-110. Jang Song-Hyon. Presidents of
the Royal Asiatic Society Korea Branch. 84:111-113.
2010 Edward Shultz:
Korea
Confronts the Outside: Triumphs and Tragedies. 85:1-12 Andrei Lankov:
Forgotten
People: The Koreans of Sakhalin Island. 1945-1991. 85:13-28 Sam Hawley: Haengju Mountain Fortress on the
“River of Hell.” 85:29-35 Robert Neff: Two Early Articles about Korea.
85:37-55 Jaroslav Olša,
jr.: Jiří
Viktor Daneš: Czechoslovak Geographer and Diplomat in Colonized
Korea. 85:57-64 J. V. Daneš: In Korea (Chosen). 85:65-75 Alan C. Heyman: The Return of the Uigwe. 85:77-93 James Grayson: Idolatry, Ideology and
Nationalism: A Korean Millenarian Sect and the State. 85:95-107 Daniel J.
Adams:
Ghosts, Spirits, and Saints: Ancestors and
the Catholic Church in Korea. 85:109-130 Brother
Anthony: The
Early Years of the RASKB : 1900 – 1920. 85:131-149
2011
Bae Sue Ja: My 45 years with the RASKB.
86:1-5.
J. E. Hoare: Back to the Past: A Visit to North Korea in October
2011. 86:7-23.
Andrei Lankov: The Wall which Crumbles: North Korea and the
Outside World. 86:25-40.
Moon-Hyon Nam: The Early History of Korean Electric Light and
Power Development. 86:41-59.
Robert Neff: Scandals and Gossip in Joseon Korea. 86:61-69.
Pablo N. Barrera:The Imch'ŏnggak, Neo-Confucian Aesthetics, and
Architecture Parlante. 86:71-91.
Steven D. Owyoung: A History of Tea in China, Sometimes Touching
on Korea. 86:93-121.
Brother Anthony: Tea in Early and Later Joseon: Yi Mok, Dasan,
Cho-ui. 86:123-146.
William Richard Carles: Recent Journeys in Korea: 1883-4.
86:147-173.
Brother Anthony: The Life of William Richard Carles.
86:175-179.
2012
Jaroslav Olša, jr. &
Andreas Schirmer: An Unsung Korean Hero in Central Europe.
87:1-14.
Han Hŭng-su: [From:] The Neolithic Culture of Korea (1940).
87:15-34
Emanuel Pastreich: Chinese Vernacular Narratives in Chosŏn
Korea. 87:35-64
David A. Mason: Mountain Tourism and Religious Heritage Sites: A
Fresh Paradigm. 87:65-80
John Stickler: The Birth of Korea’s Advertising Industry and My
Role in It. 87:81-96
Robert D. Neff and Jeon Dong-Hun: Russian Whaling in Joseon
Korea. 87:97-116
Brother Anthony: How the West First Learned about Korea.
87:117-160
Cyprian A. G. Bridge: A Glimpse of the Korea.
87:161-168
Annual RASKB Reports. 169 -
2013
Alex Švamberk. Czechoslovakia in the Neutral Nations Supervisory
Commission. 88:1-52
In Memoriam: Alan Heyman (1931 – 2014). 88: 53-57
Wayne Patterson. Christianity, American Missionaries, and Korean
Immigration to the United States, 1903-1915. 88:59-78
Bill Streifer. 1945: Korea Faces a Post-Colonial Industrial
Future. 88:79-86
Jan Creutzenberg. From Traditional Opera to Modern Music
Theatre? 88:87-102
Jill Matthews. Symbolism and Literary Reference in Traditional
Korean Gardens. 88:103-120
Hank Morris. Korea in the Asian Crisis of 1997 - 1998: the IMF
Crisis in Korea. 121-128
Gigi Santow. Jean Perry: Twenty Years a Korea Missionary.
88:129-139
Brother Anthony (Ed.). An English Chemist Visits Korea in 1899.
88:141-151
Robert Neff (Ed.). Robert Thomas’s First Trip To Korea.
88:152-177
Recently Published Books about Korean Studies. 88:178-184
RAS Annual Reports. 88:185-192
2014 Thomas Duvernay. The
Shinmiyangyo. 89:1-50
Kathryn
Weathersby. The
Decision for War in Korea.
89:51-64
Victor K. Teplyakov. Reforestation
in Korea. 89:65-82
Sylvia Braesel. Marie
Antoinette Sontag (1838-1922). 89:83-98
Boudewijn Walraven.
A Korean Counterblaste to Tobacco. 89:99-110
Hal Swindall. The
Muwisa Amitabha Triad Mural.
89:111-128
Brother Anthony. The
Life of Hong Jong-U. 89:129-146
Robert Neff. Frank
Carpenter’s Visit To Joseon.
89:147-168
Brother Anthony. Origins
of the Catholic Church in Korea. 89:169-192
Recently Published Books in Korean Studies
89:193-196
Annual RASKB Reports 89:197
2015 Frederick J. Glover. Korean
Christian Nationalists and Canadian Missionaries. 90:1-20 Kathryn Weathersby.
North Korea and the Armistice Negotiations. 90:21-46
Boudewijn Walraven. History
as Fact and Social Process. 90: 47-56 David A. Mason. "Go-un”
Choi Chi-won’s Pungryu. 90:57-70 Brother Anthony. Henri
Zuber’s Day-by-Day Record (of the French 1866 Expedition).
90:71-94 Jaroslav Olsa Jr.. The
Korean Painter Pae Un-sŏng. 90:95-116 Robert Neff. The
Boats of the Han River. 90:117-138 Jon Dunbar. Windows
to the Past. 90:139-158 Fred Jeremy Seligson. A
Tour of the Buddha’s Dragons. 90:159-164 Tristan Webb. Chŏn
Chaekyŏng’s Butterfly. 90:165-176
Recently Published Books about Korea. 90:177-182
Annual RASKB Reports. 90:183
2016
William F. Pore: Korean Perspectives on 4 English
Voyages. 91:1-19
Hlásny Vladimir and Jung Byung Joon: Alice Hyun and
Wellington Chung: Paradise Lost. 91:21-41
Andy Tebay And Nikola Medimorec: Transport Development in
Korea. 91:43-54 Nate Kornegay:
A Photographic Introduction to Art Deco Architecture in
Korea. 91:55-92 David P.
Fields: Syngman Rhee: Socialist. 91:93-108 Boudewijn Walraven:
Brilliant as the Morning Star: Cultural notes on the
yogang. 91:109-120
Jon Dunbar: Seoul's Last Moon Village(s). 91:121-141
Robert D. Neff: “Korea as Seen from the Saddle” (Homer
Hulbert’s accounts of a journey to Pyongyang: Part One).
91:143-162
Brother Anthony: Two Accounts of the French expedition of
1866. 91:163-193
Annual RASKB Reports 91:195
2017 David Kendall: Cultivating
Collective Memories: Seoul’s Changgyeonggung 92: 1-20 Nate Kornegay: Imperial
Crown Style in Colonial Korea 92:21-30
Ned Forney: The
Hungnam Evacuation: A Korean War Christmas Miracle 92:
31-40 Jon Dunbar: Reinventing
the Lost Village of Zandari 92:41-72
Henny Savenije: Korea
in Early Western Cartography 92:73-90 Boudewijn Walraven: Imagining
Community and Nation in Late Chosŏn Kasa 92:91-114 Matthew VanVolkenburg: “To
devise an escape from destiny” : The role of
fortune-telling in Korea’s developmental past and
neoliberal present 92: 115-132 Robert D. Neff: Korea
as Seen from the Saddle (Part 2: Pyongyang) 92: 133-154 Maija Rhee Devine: Korean
Women’s Traditional Outfit and Chador: Cousins? 92:
155-162 Michael Devine: The
Korean War, American POWs and the Legacy of Brainwashing
92: 163-174 Loren Goodman: Imaginative
Awakenings: Dream Writing in South Korea 92: 175-186 Victoria Kim: Photo-Memories:
DPRK-Russia By Train 92: 187-204 Richard Rutt: 100
Great Books of Korea 92: 205-226
Annual RASKB Report 92: 227
2018 Brother Anthony: The
Diamond Mountains: Lost Paradise 93:1-18
Encouragement from Dongducheon 93: 19-30 Moe Taylor: North
Korean Fragments of Post-Socialist Guyana 93: 31-42 Mark Peterson: The
Gyehu Deungnok 93: 43-52 Robert J. Fouser: “Literature
Play” in a New World 93: 53-66 Nate Kornegay: The
Architectural Roots of Myeongdong Cathedral 93: 67-72 Moira Saltzman: Jejueo,
Korea’s Endangered Language 93: 73-84 Robert D. Neff: The
Jeju Fish Wars 93: 85-96 Jon Dunbar: Exploring
Manchocheon, Seoul’s Underground River 93: 97-136 Fred Jeremy Seligson: Coveting
the Dragon’s Pearl 93: 137-148 Matt VanVolkenburg: Grit
and Enterprise 93: 149-168
Annual RASKB Reports 93: 169
2019
Brother Anthony: Three Generations of Poetic Dissent: Kim
Jiha, Park Nohae, Song Kyung-dong 94: 1-14
Park Jiwon: Your Memory, Our Memories 94: 15-18
James D. Hillmer: ‘A Children’s Paradise’: Reforming
Juvenile Incarceration under the US Military Government in
Korea, 1945-48 94: 19-42
CedarBough T. Saeji: Borrowed National Bodies: Ideological
Conditioning and Idol-Logical Practices of K-Pop Cover
Dance 94: 43-67
Nate Kornegay: Building the Daegu Hospital (1903-1907): A
Study on the Construction and Design of Early
Western-Korean Hybrid Architecture 94: 69-83
Hilary Vanessa Finchum-Sung: Re-centering Female
Narratives through Murmurs and Song 94: 85-106
Robert Neff: Korean Wolves: The Princes of Darkness
94: 107-120
Yeonju Lee: Minjokchonggyo: The Religions of the Nation
94: 121-127
Matt VanVolkenburg: ‘Tell the World what is Happening’:
The Americans who Witnessed the Kwangju Uprising 94:
129-144
Joey Rositano: Photographing the People who Pray at Jeju
Island’s Shamanic Shrines 94: 145-168
Jon Dunbar: Three Waves of Korean Punk Explored Through
Compilation Albums 94: 169-198
RAS Korea Annual Reports 94: 199-215
2021
Robert J. Fouser: Underfloor Radiant Heating in United
States: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Korea-Inspired Dream. 95:1-21
Song Sumin: Essay contest – Korean spirit in the
historical poem. 95:22-25
Nate Kornegay: The Bairds’ Contributions to Building
Design in 1910s Pyongyang. 95:26-35
Peter Juhl: The Life and Work of Pierre Louis Jouy
(1856-94), ‘The Smithsonian’s First Man in Korea’. 95:
36-69
Russell Kelly: School Records Under Japanese Rule: A
Fragment from Gilsang Elementary School, Onsuri, Ganghwa
Island, 1920-45. 95: 70-89
Ron Munro & Alamanda Lauti:The Forgotten Korean
Labourers on Nauru. 95: 90-110
Seulkee Nam and Cameron Pyke: A Passion for a Worthwhile
Life: Yi Pangja’s Social Welfare Activities in Korea. 95:
111-138
Fred Jeremy Seligson: ‘What is a Dragon, Really?’. 95:
139-145
Ryan Berkebile: The Bulldozed Future: Exploring Korea’s
Urban Redevelopment Zones. 95: 146-160
Robert Neff: The Emperor and the Miner: The Story of John
Kavanaugh. 95: 161-184
Annual Report of the RAS Korea. 95: 185-192
2022
Rev. Steven L. Shields: Money, Money, Money: Korea’s
History Through Banknotes. 96:1-18
Kim Jiyoon: Vietnam War: Our Dark Side of the Moon.
96:19-22
Brother Anthony: Charles Hunt: Missionary and
Martyr. 96:23-36
Juancho L. Baylon: From New York to Seoul:
Conversations with Princess Yi Haegyong. 96:37-43
Luisa Cools: Signboards as a Visual Chronicle of
Korea’s Economic Development Story. 96:44-65
Vladimír Hlásny: A Lifetime of Czechoslovak-Korean
Interactions: Jaroslav Bařinka’s Story. 96:66-94
Mark E. Caprio: Willis Bird, the OSS, and the Korean
Provisional Government: U.S.-Korean Military Ties during
the Pacific War. 96:95-119
Christopher Roberts: British Extraterritoriality in
Korea, 1884-1910. 96:120-142
Ágota Duró: The South Korean Atomic Bomb Victims’
Seven-Decade Quest for Recognition Assisted by Japanese
Grassroots Associations: A Comprehensive Study.
96:143-179
Jon Dunbar: RAS After Dark. 96:180-189
Annual Report of the RAS Korea. 96:190-197