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Modernity in the Traditional Style Portrait Paintings of Ch’ae Yong-sin, Junghee Lee
Art and Politics: Picasso’s Korean War Paintings and Abstract Art of Korea and Japan, 1950s–1960s, Young-mok Chung
Beyond the Mimicry: Suk-Nam Yoon’s Images of Women in 20th-Century Korea, Whui-yeon Jin
Reconstructing the Korean Body: Nam June Paik as Specular Border, Jieun Rhee
The Sound of a Nation: Creating New Traditional Music in South Korea, Hilary Vanessa Finchum-Sung
Samul Nori and the Boundaries of Tradition in Late Twentieth-Century South Korea, Nathan Hesselink
Won’gaksa and Chongdong Theater: The Reincarnation of the Legacy, Jin-Woo Kim
Ch’un Hyang: The Ideal Korean Woman, Heather Willoughby
Coming Out: Gay Literature in Contemporary South Korea, Michael J. Pettid
Fragments of Women in a Masculine World: Korean Confucians and the Literary Imagination, Gregory N. Evon
What Do Women Talk About? Voiceless Wives and Mothers in South Korean Mass Media, Hee-Jung Kwon
Colonialism and Korean Studies in the West, Andre Schmid
Historical Scholarship of Chosôn Korea: Cultural History and Texts, Jahyun Kim Haboush
Imagining Koguryo: Analytic Assumptions and Impasses of Korean ‘Heritage,’ Miwha Lee Stevenson
Language Purification Movements in the Two Koreas, Ho-min Sohn
Language Policy in South Korea and the Special Case of Japanese, S. Robert Ramsey
Mixed Script and Literacy in Korea, Young-Key Kim-Renaud
Gender and Labor in Colonial Korea , Janice Kim
Transformation of Gender Relations in Transnational Businesses in South Korea , Jung-Sun Park
A Cultural Reaction by Korean Postmodernism?: Revival Process of the Korean Music Drama, Yôsông kukkûk, Sung Hye Joo
Female Experience and Feminist Identity: The Case of Lee Tai-Young, the First Korean Woman Lawyer in Korea, Haesook Kim
Literary Nationalism and Nam Chong-hyon’s "Punji" (The Land of Excrement), Jung-ho Yoon
The Peasant Uprisings of 1862, Sun Joo Kim
More than Rice for Cotton? Foreign Trade in the Open Port Period, Kirk W. Larsen
How Did Everyone Become Yangban? Kyung Moon Hwang
The Meaning of Practice: Buddhist Nuns in Korea, Hyewon Kang
Women as Patrons of Buddhist Art in the Early Chosôn Dynasty, Heejung Kang
Researching and Interpreting Buddhist Women, Paula K. R. Arai
Neither Mountain nor Marketplace: Placing the Buddhist Nun in Contemporary Korean Literature, Hyangsoon Yi
Quantities of Culture, Measures of Modernity: How Mass Was Mass in Colonial Korea, Alain Delissen
Wholesome Education and Sound Leisure: The YMCA as Promoter of Modern Sports in Colonial Korea, 1916–1938, Koen De Ceuster
Marketing Nexus of Recording, Phonograph, Press Advertising, and Radio in 1930s Korea, Michael Robinson
Acoustic Resistance or Incorporation: Modernized Folk Song as a Best-selling Popular Genre in Colonial Korea, Yoo Sun Young
Runaway Pigs and Jealous Brothers: Problems Concerning the First Relocation of the Koguryô Capital, Mark E. Byington
The Dilemma of Choson in Traditional Chinese Texts, Jae hoon Shim
The Hwarang and the Maitreya Cult in Old Silla, Richard D. McBride II
Scapegoats, Sheep and Wildebeest: Assigning Blame for the 1997 Korean Economic Crisis, Judith Ann Cherry
Institutions without Institutionalization: Regulatory Forbearance and the Financial Crisis in Korea, Jin-Wook Choi
The Dilemma of Korean Conservatism: In Search of the Causes for Its Poverty, Jung-In Kang
Reshaping Seoul: Neighborhood Redevelopment and Insurgent Citizenship, Lisa Kim Davis
Korean Cinema in Transformation, Jinhee Kim
The Catholic "Reformation" and the Problem of Authority in Nineteenth-Century Korea, Jong Sun Ryu
The Geography of Political Imagination in Late Nineteenth-Century Korea: Japan, the Progressive Party and Kim Ok-kyun, Nam-lin Hur
Frontiers of Empire: Canadian Missionaries in the Late Chosôn Dynasty, Steven Lee