This exhibition is the first survey of historical American art in Korea and draws upon the distinctive strengths of major museum collections in the United States to explore American history and art from the American Revolution to World War II. Not only does the exhibition include works by familiar American modern artists such as Andy Warhol and Jackson Pollock, it also features works by significant artists in early American art history

Ewha Korean is a series of textbooks and workbooks for students learning Korean as a foreign language. It is a comprehensive textbook covering the basic four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing

Ewha Korean is a series of textbooks and workbooks for students learning Korean as a foreign language. It is a comprehensive textbook covering the basic four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing

Ewha Korean is a series of textbooks and workbooks for students learning Korean as a foreign language. It is a comprehensive textbook covering the basic four skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing

This book will help our colleagues from around the world understand Korean libraries

The works collected here were written by students at Chungju St. Mary School (a school for the visually impaired), the Chungju Sacred Heart Residence, and Gwangju’s Eunhae School (a school for the physically challenged) and by disabled persons at the Seton Rehabilitation Center, all run by Sisters of Charity of Seton Hill. Proceeds from the book are used for the disabled by “Planting Love.”

Realizing how important the issue is, the Association for Korean Linguistics(Hangugoehaghoe) held an international conference on linguistics in August 2008, with Hangeul as its main topic. Among more than 70 papers which had been presented at the conference, ten papers by linguistics at home and abroad were selected and translated for this book. Some papers discuss the creation of Hangeul or the historical meanings of Hangeul life and education, and others review Hangeul studies carried out overseas. Even one expands its insight into Hangeul as a culture beyond a language and an alphabet. All of these show Hangeul

Hongik University Graduate School of Art and the East.

This book provides a practical approach to learning an essential part of the Korean language. The 500 most important Korean adjectives have been identified and presented in alphabetical order. For each vocabulary item, you can see its pronunciation, Romanization, meaning, and the “model word” for which it follows the same conjugation rules. There is also the adjective’s table of conjugation, some familiar related words, common sentence patterns and some sample sentences. An mp3 CD is also included. This book is a helpful guide to learning Korean adjectives as well as a handy reference tool. You will also find the book 500 Basic Korean Verbs helpful as well.