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『경국대전』에 보이는 혼인권장 예교화정책과 가족생활문화흐름
박혜인 국제고려학회 서울지회 2007 국제고려학회 서울지회 논문집 Vol.9 No.-
Korean society bears its welfare problems derived from late marriages trend, low birthrates, and an aging society as there have been social changes due to the globalization and the discussions on multicultural family are on the rise. Under these circumstances, I have approached in historical folklore method to the marriage encouragement policy of traditional society, particularly articles related to traditional wedding ceremony and family welfare from legal conducts of Gyeonggukdaejeon. As a result, the premodern culture of wedding ceremony which was different from that of the present time was not only a spontaneous practice by family/kinship as well as individuals. In case of being past maximum marriageable age of 30 set as a national norm due to the poverty, there had been government subsidies, honja(婚資), aiding the head of a family. In addition, there had been restrictions on the number of torches for lighting in the evening of the wedding ceremony and size of wedding present foods even to the family of wealthy noble men. When there were conflicts between wedding ceremony and the process of funeral ceremony, which was pivot ritual of norm of yegyohwa(禮敎化), the priority was given to the funeral ceremony to observe the social discipline. While books were published and circulated for health, sanitation, and antenatal training under government leadership in Joseon dynasty, there were national supports in the formation and development of families and marriage encouragement by legal conducts of Gyeonggukdaejeon, thus the dissolution of family were controlled. In other words, the governing ideology of yegyohwa was realized. The social welfare policy of Joseon dynasty was in succession to the laws of Goryeo dynasty and was enforced yechi(禮治) under government leadership to realize the society of yegyohwa.
재한 외국인의 문화적응 스트레스에 관한 연구-인구사회학적 특성을 중심으로
박혜인 부산외국어대학교 다문화연구소 2018 다문화사회와 교육연구 Vol.1 No.-
Multicultural Society and Education Studies 1, 53-76. This study aims to indicate factors influencing the cultural adaptation stress of a foreigner. The study was divided into two groups, using a similar living environment(regional, language, time), but could act as a cause of stress for foreigners who were returning to the purpose of entry. The group is a student of the social integration Program and a study at the Korean Language Education Center in the university. Summary of the results of this study is as follows. Nationality, gender, age, duration of residence, and the purpose of entry, etc. have been found to affect stress. However, this result is difficult to generalize because there is a limit of representative. However, it is confirmed that the demographic characteristics are related to cultural adaptation stress.
박혜인,이해혁,김태희,김정식,남계현,이권해,고은석 순천향의학연구소 2004 Journal of Soonchunhyang Medical Science Vol.10 No.2
The leiomyomas of the vulva are rare benign tumors the incidence is 0.024%~0.55% in women. There are no relationship between leiomyomas of the vulva and uterus. But there are some reports that leiomyomas of the vulva and uterus simultaneously. The leiomyomas of the vulva present without symptoms and excision with biopsy is treatment of choice. Tumors of the gynecological apparatus may present without symptoms, or they may mimic other common gynecological conditions. Because of this, any vulva mass must be considered cautiously. We reported this case with a brief review of the concerned literatures.
朴惠仁 啓明大學校 生活科學硏究所 1986 科學論集 Vol.12 No.-
The purpose of this research is trying to presume a model of the family life cycle, especially focused on current Korean rural family. As a sample data, 6 koons were(郡) selected; each one koon from 6 do(道) across the country; thus 1119 house wives from 6 koons were interviewed by questionnaire method. And 1048 samples of those were available for this analysis. These data were relied upon the SAS program of the computer center in keimyung university. In these questionnires there were items containing family situation and its related characteristics. The results of this research are as the following. (1) The mean of the first married age is 21.3yrs old, and which is 0.9 yrs lower than that of the urban family. Usually the 1st child bearing period is 1 year after marriage. In case of lower ages, more educated and nuclear family, the mean of the 1st married age is higher. (2) The mean of the 1st child age is 23.4 yrs old, and which is 0.8yrs lower than that of the urban family. Usually the 1st child bearing period is 1 year after marriage. In case of lower ages, more educated and nuclear family, the mean of the 1st child bearing age is higher. (3) The mean of the last child bearing ages is 32.9yrs old, and which is 0.3yrs higher than that of the urban family. Incase of lower ages, more educated and nuclear family, the mean of the last child bearing age is lower. (4) The mean abe of the last child marriage is 45.8yrs old, and which is 0.6yrs lower than that of the urban family. (5) The mean age of the last child marriage is 57.3yrs old, and which is 4.6yrs higher than that of the urban family. (6) There is a great difference in the number of children, according to whether the family belongs to the family planning generation or not. (7) Depending on this analysis of the family life cycle, the launching stage is is appeared in rural family. But the middle stage of the family planning generation or not. (8)With above results, it is possible to resume a family life cycle model in Korean rural family. The resultant model is as following. In fact, it can be changed as the times go on. ⅰ) Establishment stage: from the marriage to the 1st child birth (21-23yrs) ⅱ) Childbearing stage: from the 1st child birth to the last child birth (23-33yrs) ⅲ) Childbearing and educationge stage: from the last child birth to the leaving home of the 1st child(33-42yrs) ⅳ) Launching stage: from the 1st child's joining the army, going to college or getting jog, to the 1st child's marriage (42-46yrs) ⅴ) Children marriage stage: from the 1st child's marriage to the child's marriage (46-57yrs) ⅵ) Aging stage: from the last child's marriage to the death (57yrs old after)