Han Sung Kim
Biographic Data
| ID | 4161038 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Han Sung Kim |
| GIVEN NAMES | Han Sung |
| FAMILY NAME | Kim |
| SIGNATURE | KIM H S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Yonsei University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3663-0891 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The Banished Jupiter
This article examines how and why Kim Kirim (1908–?), a representative Korean modernist of the 1930s, commemorated his colleague Yi Sang (1910–1937). Kim expressed his thoughts on the deceased poet in his poem “The Banished Jupiter,” in which Yi is likened to Jupiter. The poem is widely remembered as Kim’s representative work, having been immediately translated into Japanese and published by their colleague, Kim Soun (1907–1981). This article ana…
The "Androgynous Mind" in the Postwar Poetry of Pak In-hwan
This study examines gendered poetic language in Korean postwar modernism in the context of Virginia Woolf's "androgynous mind," as understood in Rita Felski's The Gender of Modernity (1995). Specifically, the values represented in the poetic landscapes of Pak In-hwan (1926–1956), one of the poets representing Korean postwar modernist poetry in the 1950s, will be reconsidered in light of literary gender. Pak In-hwan's poetic approach is sympatheti…
The “Androgynous Mind” in the Postwar Poetry of Pak In-hwan
This study examines gendered poetic language in Korean postwar modernism in the context of Virginia Woolf ’s “androgynous mind,” as understood in Rita Felski’s The Gender of Modernity (1995). Specifically, the values represented in the poetic landscapes of Pak In-hwan (1926–1956), one of the poets representing Korean postwar modernist poetry in the 1950s, will be reconsidered in light of literary gender. Pak In-hwan’s poetic approach is sympathet…
The Roots of Culture
Kim Suyŏng (1921–1968) is a Korean modernist poet whose works have been widely studied from the perspective of comparative and world literature. Yet, there is hardly any research on how his work is related to Russian literature. Given that he had little to no command of the Russian language, he used English translations to translate into Korean or comment on the Russian works selected for publication. His translations of Russian literature exhibi…
Against “Fascism” in Korean Liberation Space (1945-1950)
This article explores how a leading Korean literary critic, Kim Kirim (1908-?), understood the controversial term fascism in his writings. If we associate fascism with wartime Japanese totalitarianism, it is difficult to understand why and how he warned against fascism in liberated Korea. By interpreting his use of the term fascism from the colonial to the liberation period, we are able to gain a better understanding of the international relation…
Financialization and Innovation Short-termism in OECD Countries
This study looks at how financialization has changed technology innovation strategy. It is our contention that, as conditions of managerial myopia worsen in line with deepening financialization, economic entities direct technological innovation strategy toward incremental innovation at the expense of radical innovation that involves high-risk and long-term investment. We test this hypothesis on data for thirty-one OECD countries between 1990 and …
Evaluation of Osteoporotic Vertebral Bone and Disc Degeneration Induced by Malnutrition during Growth Period
An Anthropometric Study in Korean Humerus
Effect of Whole Body Vibration on Trabecular Bone in OVX Rats
Micro-CT Evaluation in Osteoporosis Model
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Micro-CT Evaluation in Osteoporosis Model
Effect of Whole Body Vibration on Trabecular Bone in OVX Rats
An Anthropometric Study in Korean Humerus
Evaluation of Osteoporotic Vertebral Bone and Disc Degeneration Induced by Malnutrition during Growth Period
Against “Fascism” in Korean Liberation Space (1945-1950)
This article explores how a leading Korean literary critic, Kim Kirim (1908-?), understood the controversial term fascism in his writings. If we associate fascism with wartime Japanese totalitarianism, it is difficult to understand why and how he warned against fascism in liberated Korea. By interpreting his use of the term fascism from the colonial to the liberation period, we are able to gain a better understanding of the international relation…
Financialization and Innovation Short-termism in OECD Countries
This study looks at how financialization has changed technology innovation strategy. It is our contention that, as conditions of managerial myopia worsen in line with deepening financialization, economic entities direct technological innovation strategy toward incremental innovation at the expense of radical innovation that involves high-risk and long-term investment. We test this hypothesis on data for thirty-one OECD countries between 1990 and …
The Roots of Culture
Kim Suyŏng (1921–1968) is a Korean modernist poet whose works have been widely studied from the perspective of comparative and world literature. Yet, there is hardly any research on how his work is related to Russian literature. Given that he had little to no command of the Russian language, he used English translations to translate into Korean or comment on the Russian works selected for publication. His translations of Russian literature exhibi…
The Banished Jupiter
This article examines how and why Kim Kirim (1908–?), a representative Korean modernist of the 1930s, commemorated his colleague Yi Sang (1910–1937). Kim expressed his thoughts on the deceased poet in his poem “The Banished Jupiter,” in which Yi is likened to Jupiter. The poem is widely remembered as Kim’s representative work, having been immediately translated into Japanese and published by their colleague, Kim Soun (1907–1981). This article ana…
The "Androgynous Mind" in the Postwar Poetry of Pak In-hwan
This study examines gendered poetic language in Korean postwar modernism in the context of Virginia Woolf's "androgynous mind," as understood in Rita Felski's The Gender of Modernity (1995). Specifically, the values represented in the poetic landscapes of Pak In-hwan (1926–1956), one of the poets representing Korean postwar modernist poetry in the 1950s, will be reconsidered in light of literary gender. Pak In-hwan's poetic approach is sympatheti…
The “Androgynous Mind” in the Postwar Poetry of Pak In-hwan
This study examines gendered poetic language in Korean postwar modernism in the context of Virginia Woolf ’s “androgynous mind,” as understood in Rita Felski’s The Gender of Modernity (1995). Specifically, the values represented in the poetic landscapes of Pak In-hwan (1926–1956), one of the poets representing Korean postwar modernist poetry in the 1950s, will be reconsidered in light of literary gender. Pak In-hwan’s poetic approach is sympathet…
Art (5 works) · Asian Culture and Media Studies (5 works) · Japanese History and Culture (4 works) · Literature (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · History (3 works) · Internal Medicine (3 works) · Osteoporosis (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works)