2014, Vol., No.37
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An example of corpus phraseology : the difference between TOTEMO and HIJONI, TIHEN
KANG KYUNGWAN | 2014, (37) | pp.7~29 | number of Cited : 12.
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Correspondence of Sino-Japanese Verb in Chinese and Japanese
MO SE JONG , 정춘실 | 2014, (37) | pp.51~64 | number of Cited : 14.
Change of Language Competence Awareness in South America’s Japanese Immigrant Communities
lee kil yong | 2014, (37) | pp.65~87 | number of Cited : 15.
Aspects of ‘In-Japan’ Awareness in Literary Magazine 『Jindallae(ヂンダレ)』
Lee seungjin | 2014, (37) | pp.89~105 | number of Cited : 106.
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A Study on the relationships between Japanese Medieval Monogatari and Otogizoushi
이신혜 | 2014, (37) | pp.129~147 | number of Cited : 08.
The Image of the Train in Modern Japanese Literature : A Study on Yumeno-kyusaku’s ‘Sudama’
Lee Hyun-Hee | 2014, (37) | pp.149~168 | number of Cited : 19.
A Study on Shimazaki Toson’s “Bihuu”
Tae Kyun Yim | 2014, (37) | pp.169~188 | number of Cited : 210.
Goto Shinpei’s Notion of the City as an organism and the Idea of Urban Planning
Kim, Na-Young | 2014, (37) | pp.189~206 | number of Cited : 211.
The study on the dual character in <Oh, Harimanada>
Kim Yongui | 2014, (37) | pp.207~224 | number of Cited : 012.
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The Cultural Power of Imperial Japan : 1910s’ Noh and Utai in Seoul
JohngWan Suh | 2014, (37) | pp.297~322 | number of Cited : 516.
The Nationalism and The sport of Postwar Japan : Focuses on Korean-Japanese wrestler Rikidozan
Cho,Jung-Min | 2014, (37) | pp.323~343 | number of Cited : 3