2016, Vol.63, No.63

A method to integrate corpus in North and South Korea

Kang-Chun So | 2016, 63(63) | pp.5~37 | number of Cited : 3

Bae Younghwan | 2016, 63(63) | pp.39~69 | number of Cited : 5

This research is aimed at studying the term 'Obunjagi' that appears in Jeju dialect in verbal neologism and analyzing the origin of thereof. Also, this research reviewed the historical change in form of the word 'abalone', a food similar to 'Obunjagi'. In Jeju dialect, there's a different point in respect that 'Obunjagi' has a similar shape as 'abalone', however the size of it is smaller than an abalone. 'Obunjagi' can be divided into 'Obun' and 'Jagi,' in terms of forming the word. The part 'Obun' has two possibilities. Firstly, 'Obun' can be said to be the form combined with '오-'[全], that is found in the northeast dialect and modifier ending '-ㄴ'. On the other hand, 'Obun' can be the meaning related to 'Tteok-', by associating with the standard language 'Tteokjogae'. 'Tteok-' had two meanings, 'big' and 'small', which does not accord with 'Obun' of 'Obunjagi' well. 'Jagi' is presumed to be a change type of 'Jagye'[貝] taken from Korean during the Middle Ages. Accordingly, 'Obunjagi' is presumed as another name of 'abalone'. Therefore, the words that belonged to 'abalone' are presumed to have had the native words affiliation such as 'be/bit' system and 'Obunjagi' system. On the other hand, 'Obunjagi' has various dialects such as 'Obunjagwi, Obunjaegi, Gomangbareu, Tteokjogaeng-i'. Among them, 'Obun' type is found in the whole area of Jeju, while 'Gomang' in some area of Seogwipo, and 'Tteokjogaeng-i' in some parts of Jeju. Besides, 제주방언 ‘오분자기’의 어휘사 69 there's a problem that dictionary description of 'Obunjagi' was explained as 'a small abalone'. 'Obunjagi' is different from abalone, accordingly, when it is explained as 'a small abalone', it could be misunderstood as 'a young abalone'. 'Obunjagi' is a kind of an isolated language that is not confirmed with morphological flexibility with other vocabulary in Jeju dialect, which can be said to be the borrowing of another regional language.

A Study on the Connective Meanings of Quotation Markers in Korean

Koo Jong Nam | 2016, 63(63) | pp.71~101 | number of Cited : 10

A study on Yeongmulsi(詠物詩) in Taekdang(澤堂) Lee-sik(李植)

Jeong, Hun | 2016, 63(63) | pp.103~127 | number of Cited : 3

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The Study of playful narration in Dendong-Eomi Hwajeonga

Youngmi Kim | 2016, 63(63) | pp.129~152 | number of Cited : 4

The Problems with Manners and Customs and Its Perspective Depicted in Poems of Nho Cheon Myong

이승철 | 2016, 63(63) | pp.153~181 | number of Cited : 1

This study aims to discuss how Manners and Customs are combined with a poetic forms to generate a meaning by examining poems with festival theme written by Nho Cheon Myong. This research explores whether in the typical poetic world of Nho Cheon Myong the combination of solitude, ego, and femininity appears in her festival poems as in her other works, or if she attempted to expand her poetic world by adding an aspect of community spirit. Overall, this study looks into the characteristics of the manners and customs illustrated in her poetry, along with the meaning of perspectives of the narrators and observers in her poetry. Manners and Customs in Nho's poems appear in the forms of weddings, first-birthday parties, funerals, New Year’s Eve parties, New Year parties, the namsadang performance, etc. While a strong concept of family manners and customs is set as the base, such events in the poems also function as social events. Not only do these festivals have a personal meaning, but they also serve as a medium for people to express themselves toward society. For instance, people in the poems discover their personal identities as they begin getting alone and subsequently forge a relationship with other participants. The chapters were divided based on the characteristics of each poem and investigate meanings generated by the combination of features of a manners and customs poem, such as ambiguity of geographic space, the observational narrative and the invisible voice. In the second chapter, the ambiguity of geographic space becomes clear from the scene depicting manners and customs, where it also becomes obvious that such space exists in memories, rather than in reality. In the third chapter, it is revealed how the objective narrative and its invisible voice encourage participation and enhance solidarity of the community through its manners and customs. In the fourth chapter the variation of consciousness of narrators, who repeatedly have parties and come back to everyday life, is examined based on the "Namsadang" poetry.

A Study on Literary Correlation Between Poets: Baek Seok and Kang So Chun

Lee dong soon | 2016, 63(63) | pp.183~205 | number of Cited : 2

A Study for Kim Gi-rim's「Poetics of Morning」

배호남 | 2016, 63(63) | pp.207~229 | number of Cited : 1

Acceptance of Dementia Narrative in Novels

KIM Mi-Young | 2016, 63(63) | pp.231~255 | number of Cited : 13

The study on the correlation of time and space in『Daughters of Kim's pharmacy』

유수연 | 2016, 63(63) | pp.257~281 | number of Cited : 5

Time and space in the narrative is critical. People in space and time behavior and enter into a relation, these causal relationships form the multiple meanings network through the experience of the reader. 『Daughters of Kim's pharmacy』is a narrative about the rise and fail of the family in 60 years time leading to after opening a port and the Japanese annexation of Korea, during the colonial occupation of Korea. Nevertheless, it's major factors in their only space epic and analysis about narrative of『daughters of Kim's pharmacy』looks like. The space and the characters were mobilized for the interpretation of the work, and now were left with the problem of time. How does an individual recognize the space and time in which he has existed? We 'talk about' time(day) in our language, and the time of our talk is 'the time' registered in our memory and selectively, not all objective time. So, Paul Ricoeur tried to identify the meaning of human existence within the narrative. In other words, it must be his story analytics to comprehend how the fragmented and distributed time of human is incorporated into one identity. We identify, he argued, our lives by the time involving its fabrication and historicity, and thus it is very important to understand this recognition attitude on life, especially with regard time. 『Daughters of Kim's pharmacys』is a fiction about family history showing the family history of three generations over the sixty years based on their age. However, it doesn't make us feel the flow of time. Also, the time narrative in the work is summarized in the first chapter. After revied by the concept of 'narrative time', the meaning of time must be stagnant. This stagnant time delays the objective time of sixty years from the past to the current to the future into the current time, to form the placeness of the actual space Tongyeong Human geography appeared as a result of the recognized limitations of the study of space is symbolic and abstract. It is separate space and a place. Space is free and open space abstract and undifferentiated. But the place would have given valuable experience to the subject. Concrete and has a mutual characteristics.. Time is stagnant in Tongyeong, it will be lost of place to the family of kimyakkuk. Humans form an identity through relationships they hold. During childhood, children are tied by birth to their mother, brothers, friends, work-mates, meanwhile forming a self-identity in maintaining these relationships with family and colleagues. That's part of growth and development. But the place is called Tongyeong, it is impossible to bear such a relationship. kimyakkuk and his father was severance of relations. that is made it impossible to form an identity as a father, and eventually failed also bear relationship of father and daughters. The tragedy of the daughters of kimyakkuk starts here. But yongbin and yonghye leaving Tongyrong has the possibility of entering into a new kind of relationship.

A Study on the Post-coloniality of 『Honbul』 and <Avatar>

SEO CHEOL WON | 2016, 63(63) | pp.283~308 | number of Cited : 1

A Study of Modern Literature Groups in North Jeolla Provincial Region

Myoungpyo Choi | 2016, 63(63) | pp.309~331 | number of Cited : 4

This study examines the historical process of modern literature groups before their birth and their activities after the birth in North Jeolla provincial region. Originally "sihoe(詩會, poetry party)", the first of its kind in the Korean literature group, was a place for Confucian scholars in the region, used to promote friendship and parade their knowledge in Chinese writings. The poetry party in the North Jeolla provincial region started from the noted scholar Choi Chi-won (崔致遠), who was appointed as governor-general in Taesan (currently Taein in South Jeolla Province) during the late Silla Dynasty. During the Joseon Dynasty, poetry parties by Confucian scholars took place all over the country. Poetry parties in the province were divided into voluntary gatherings by local community leaders, gatherings led by local bureaucrats, and gatherings by individuals. As with "Jeonju Sihoe" led by students who studied in Japan, the term "sihoe" was borrowed as the name of modern literature groups. Sihoe contributed to establishing a foundation for modern literature movement in the North Jeolla region by promoting the true nature of modern literature through lectures on literature. More students who studied abroad organized literature groups in other regions and brought about modern literary campaigns. They made great efforts to propagate modern literature by providing young men and adolescents in the region with opportunities to relish literature. They were most active in Jeonju, Gunsan, Iri and Julpo. Efforts by literature groups were mostly concentrated on staging amateur theaters or theatricals, but there were also activities to nurture literary knowledge as they organized panel discussions on literary works or publishing journals. Adolescent writers who were stimulated by young men’s literary campaigns kick-started their own literary groups to participate in literary campaigns, serving as a foundation of modern literature in the North Jeolla Province.

Methods of Utilizing Sijo as Culture Contents - Focused on 'Sijo Cultural cluster' of Jeonbuk Province -

PARK YOUNG WOO | 2016, 63(63) | pp.333~364 | number of Cited : 4

A Study on the way of diffusion and popularization of humanities

Jung, Eunkyoung | 2016, 63(63) | pp.365~384 | number of Cited : 10

A Rasch analysis of a high school Korean achievement test

Jeong-Ae Lee , Shim Jae-woo | 2016, 63(63) | pp.385~414 | number of Cited : 1

The main objectives of this study were to investigate item reliability, subject ability, and item fit indexes based on Rasch modeling. In particular, this study analyzed a Korean mid-term test results collected from 179 second year high school students, who attended a local high school in a mid-sized Korean city. The following were observed by the application of Winsteps 3.68, which is a software program for Rasch analyses: firstly, the person reliability as well as separation index was low, suggesting that the test itself was not successful in separating students along the ability continuum; secondly, all the test items met Rasch expectations. However, five test items had low levels of discrimination and failed to discriminate high ability students from low ability students. Next, personal ability estimates tended to be higher than item difficulty estimates, indicating that items, in general, were too easy for the students. Only one item was rightly targeted against the highest ability students. Finally, the 13 grammar items were evenly distributed in the hierarchy of item difficulties, forming four groups of items that were categorized as 'the most difficult items', 'the second most difficulty items', 'the third most difficult items' and 'the fourth most difficult items'. However, it was found that reading proficiency items were located only in 'the third most difficult' and 'the fourth most difficult' groups of items. In fact, all of those reading proficiency items were from the text covered in the textbook and most of those reading proficiency items consisted of items that asked students to find simple facts based on the text. One of the implications of this study is that test designers, including in-service teachers themselves, should reflect on the test-making practices so that valid and reliable items are used in achievement tests.

Study on the Identity of Korean Language Education for the Integration of North and South Korea - As a Basic Subject for Thinking -

Hyunseok Seo | 2016, 63(63) | pp.415~443 | number of Cited : 7

A Comparative Analysis of the Cultural Items of Intermediate Korean Textbooks and the Standard Model and the Proposals for the Improvement - Focused on Reading and Listening Texts and 'Culture' Columns of Intermediate Level -

Ryu, Hyun-Jung | 2016, 63(63) | pp.445~472 | number of Cited : 6

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