This paper intended to evaluate the recent social issues of suicide in Korea. In terms of research methods, the author used meta-analysis as a theoretical framework to formulate an interdisciplinary method, and at the same time utilized a journalistic approach to collect and evaluate actual suicide cases, which were reported in the daily newspapers in Korea.
The author developed the following four analytic tools to assess and evaluate a variety of suicidal issues: (1) social relations theory perspective; (2) Biblical understanding and perspective; (3) Christian life ethics perspective; and (4) psychodynamic psychiatry perspective. Durkheim's four types of suicide - egoistic, altruistic, anomic and fatalistic types - were also employed to analyze Korean suicidal cases.
In the final section, the author recommended practically-oriented six alternatives that would be applied to prevent suicide as well as to develop counseling programs for the suicidal populations in Korea.
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TY - JOUR AU - Sang Bok Lee TI - The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention JO - The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics PY - 2003 VL - 6 IS - null PB - The Society Of Korean Christian Social Ethics SP - 35 EP - 56 SN - 1229-8387 AB - This paper intended to evaluate the recent social issues of suicide in Korea. In terms of research methods, the author used meta-analysis as a theoretical framework to formulate an interdisciplinary method, and at the same time utilized a journalistic approach to collect and evaluate actual suicide cases, which were reported in the daily newspapers in Korea.
The author developed the following four analytic tools to assess and evaluate a variety of suicidal issues: (1) social relations theory perspective; (2) Biblical understanding and perspective; (3) Christian life ethics perspective; and (4) psychodynamic psychiatry perspective. Durkheim's four types of suicide - egoistic, altruistic, anomic and fatalistic types - were also employed to analyze Korean suicidal cases.
In the final section, the author recommended practically-oriented six alternatives that would be applied to prevent suicide as well as to develop counseling programs for the suicidal populations in Korea. KW - DO - UR - ER -
Sang Bok Lee. (2003). The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention. The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics, 6, 35-56.
Sang Bok Lee. 2003, "The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention", The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics, vol.6, pp.35-56.
Sang Bok Lee "The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention" The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics 6 pp.35-56 (2003) : 35.
Sang Bok Lee. The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention. 2003; 6 35-56.
Sang Bok Lee. "The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention" The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics 6(2003) : 35-56.
Sang Bok Lee. The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention. The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics, 6, 35-56.
Sang Bok Lee. The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention. The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics. 2003; 6 35-56.
Sang Bok Lee. The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention. 2003; 6 35-56.
Sang Bok Lee. "The Current Issues of Suicide in South Korea and Six Alternatives to the Suicidal Prevention" The Korean Journal of Chiristian Social Ethics 6(2003) : 35-56.