[KS] Publication Announcement: Acta Koreana, Vol. 17, No. 1

[Michael Finch]

Dear KS List members,

Academia Koreana, the Korean studies research institute of Keimyung
University, is pleased to announce the publication of Ac*ta Koreana*, Vol.
17, No. 1, the complete table of contents of which may be found at the foot
of this e-mail. All the articles in this issue and all previous issues of
the journal are freely accessible on EBSCOhost, eArticle.net, Google
Scholar and at the *Acta Koreana *homepage: http://www.actakoreana.org.

*Acta Koreana* is an English language, refereed journal that is
published semi-annually on June 15 and December 15. It is indexed in
Thomson Reuters Arts and Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) and Elsevier's
SCOPUS. Submissions of academic papers in the field of Korean arts and
humanities and translations of Korean literature are accepted for peer
review throughout the year, but papers to be considered for the next issue,
Vol. 17, No. 2, should be submitted no later than August 1, 2013.

Best wishes,

Michael Finch


Dr. Michael C. E. Finch
Professor, Department of Korean Studies
Keimyung University
Daegu, Korea
Tel: 82-53-580-5316






*ACTA KOREANA, VOL. 17, NO, 1*


*THEME ISSUE ARTICLES*



*SENSIBILITY AND LANDSCAPE IN KOREAN LITERATURE AND FILM*



Guest Editor’s Introduction

By Kimberly Chung
            1–4



Kim So-wŏl’s *Chindallaekkot *(Azaleas) as an Immersive Environment

By Wayne de Fremery and Kim
Jusub                                                               5–27



Oriental Sublime: Sŏkkuram in the Japanese Imperial Landscape

By Hwang Jongyon
                            29–60



Life and Landscape in the Utopia Stories of Late Chosŏn *Yadam *(野談)

By Lee Kang-ok
                               61–83



Colonial Horrors: The Starving Ghost in Colonial Korean Mass Culture

By Kimberly Chung
                              85–103



Mirror Play, or Subjectivization in *3 Iron*: Based on Lacan’s Analysis of

*Las Meninas* and His Optical Model

By Kim Soh-Youn
                             105–135



Beyond Vengeance: Landscapes of Violence in Jang Chul-soo’s *Bedevilled*

(*Kim Pong-nam Sarinsakŏn ŭi Chŏnmal**, *2010)

By Michelle Cho
                               137–162



*                                            ARTICLES*


Chinul’s Hwaŏm Thought in the *Hwaŏmnon Chŏryo*

By Koh Seung-hak
                            163–191



Ancient Korean *Mokkan *(Wooden Slips): With a Special Focus

on their Features and Uses

By Kim Chang-seok
                              193–222



A Study of Early Koryŏ Statues of the Great Monk Sengqie Excavated

from P’an’gyo-dong, Sŏngnam City

By Kang Heejung
                                223–253



The Theory and Practice of Sage Politics: The Political Philosophies and

Neo-Confucian Bases of Yi Hwang and Yi I

By Kim Hyoungchan
                              255–284



An Evolving Confucian Patriarchy: An Analysis of Wedding and

Funeral Rites in Sixteenth-Century Korea

By Park Mee Hae
                                 285–306



Discontinuity and Continuity in the Traditional Korean Judicial System

During Its Modern Reform Period, 1894 to 1905

By Do Myoun-hoi
                                307–338



The Confucian Background of Modern “Heroes” in the Writings of Sin

Ch’aeho—In Comparison with Those of Liang Qicao

By Vladimir Tikhonov and Yi Hye Gyung
                  339–374



Conversion Novels and the Conversion Narratives of *Kamsangnok* in

Colonial Korea

By Jeong Jong-Hyun
                               375–397



“No Country for the New Woman”: Rethinking Gender and Cultural

Nationalism in Colonial Korea through Kim Myŏngsun

By Rhee Jooyeon
                                   399–427



The Institute of Pacific Relations and the Korean Problem during

the Pacific War

By Ko Jung-Hyoo
                                429–453


Genre Conventions of South Korean Hostess Films (1974–1982):

Prostitutes and the Discourse of Female Sacrifice

By Molly Hyo Kim
                                455–477



The Cyber Bullying of Pop Star Tablo and South Korean Society:

Hegemonic Discourses on Educational Background and Military Service

By Shim Doobo
                                    479–504



*                                                        BOOK REVIEWS*


*Transnational Sport: Gender, Media, and Global Korea*

By Rachel Miyung Joo

Robert Oppenheim
                                 505–509



*The Making of Korean Christianity:*

*Protestant Encounters with Korean Religions, 1876–1915*

By Sung-Deuk Oak

Paul S. Cha
                                        509–514



*The New Korea: An Inside Look at South Korea’s Economic Rise*

By Myung Oak Kim and Sam Jaffe

Daniel Schwekendiek
                                 514–517



*Rat Fire: Korean Stories from the Japanese Empire*

By Theodore Hughes, Jae-Yong Kim, Jin-kyung Lee

and Sang-Kyung Lee

Kevin O’Rourke
                                   517–521
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