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

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

This book (Living in Chosun: Crossroad of Traditions) shows the scenery of Yangdong in North Gyeongsang Province, a representative village of Joseon. In Joseon, the separate location of residential areas of yangban aristocrats and local officials guaranteed the independence of the two leading constituents of village society. Sons and daughters were equal in inheriting their parents

This book offers a critical view of the contemporary political arena by presenting a range of enduring historical factors that continue to influence Korean politics, and considering their implications for the future

The author explains Korean words borrowed from Chinese, which can be easily confused in everyday usage. This practical textbook is suited for Koreans who find their own mother tongue confusing and can help them to become a master of Korean. Based on his work experience at the Copy Editing and Education Center of the JoongAng Daily, the author explains the nuances of confusing Korean words.

Gives insights into the basic values and beliefs of people in South and Central Asia. Based on data from AsiaBarometer public surveys of 2005, it examines human values and beliefs of peoples in Asia. It presents country profiles and comparative analysis by well-informed scholars, reports of the entire questionnaires (both standard common English language questionnaire and local language questionnaires), the whole comparable tabulated figures by society, the sampling methods and sizes and fieldwork in the societies examined.

The author explains Korean words borrowed from Chinese, which can be easily confused in everyday usage. This practical textbook is suited for Koreans who find their own mother tongue confusing and can help them to become a master of Korean. Based on his work experience at the Copy Editing and Education Center of the JoongAng Daily, the author explains the nuances of confusing Korean words.

This edition of Songnan Soul: Mirae Rul Iroborin Cholmun Sedae Ege Konnenun Sumusal ui Sahoehak is in a Book format.

History of the Korean independence movement; 60