청계천 복원 후 3년간 식물상 변화

김형국 ( Hyeong Guk Kim ),구본학 ( Bon Hak Koo ) 한국환경복원기술학회(구 한국환경복원녹화기술학회) 2010 한국환경복원기술학회지 Vol.13 No.6

This study was surveyed to identify changes of flora during three years after restoration in Cheonggyecheon stream. There are four sections in Cheonggyecheon. One and two sections are upper streams and three and four sections are down streams. It was surveyed 328 species in 2006. In 2007 and 2008, 446 and 444 species were found, respectively. This result shows that Cheonggyecheon is unstable initial condition in restored stream ecosystem. Naturalized species were 58 species in 2006 and it was respectively 61 and 63 species in 2007 and 2008. Hazard species of ecosystem were three common species during survey period. In appearance of flora per section, three and four sections constituted by natural sites such as point bars, wide flood plains, riffles and ponds, marshes, etc. were surveyed more species than one and two constructed by concrete materials and narrow flow channel. Recently, as time goes by, introduced species are being increased. And succession has mainly been progressed by one year or binary herbs and perennial herbs. Corresponding author:Koo, Bon-hak, Dept. of Environmental Landscape Architecture, Sang Myung University, Cheonan 330-720, Korea, Tel:+82-41-550-5300, E-mail:ecoculture@smu.ac.kr Received:11 November 2010. Revised:8 December 2010. Accepted:20 December 2010. - 107 - Compared with other restored streams, Cheonggyecheon showed more flora than Yangjaecheon and Anyangcheon. It is judged owing to length of surveyed site, various planted species and area of inhabitation space. To manage restored stream ecosystem, monitoring is essential. Further, because change of vegetation after restoration in Cheonggyecheon is very important, continuous monitoring about Flora and Naturalized species and Hazard species of ecosystem is also very important.

근위부 후하소뇌동맥의 자연박리성 동맥류 1예

구본대,이종호,김상범,이계훈,허경,이병희 대한신경과학회 1999 대한신경과학회지 Vol.17 No.5

안양지역의 노동시장의 공간적 특성에 관한 연구

구본영 聖潔大學校 社會科學硏究所 1997 社會科學硏究 Vol.4 No.1

문예언어의 양면성에 대한 철학적 고찰

구본철 신영어영문학회 1997 신영어영문학 Vol.9 No.-

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the historical background of literary language in relation to philosophical doctrines. Through the history of Western philosophy, the debate concerning the nature of language has focused on the linguistic arbitrariness and naturalness. According to Aristotle, the doctrine of arbitrariness asserts that words have no relation of similarity to the thing signified. Rather, words are conventional in the sense that they are socially determined. Hobbes and Locke, evidently inclining to Aristotle’s view of language, describe that the formation of language as a voluntary imposition of arbitrary signs. Language, especially in Locke’s view, is that the relation between a sign and the thing signified is purely arbitrary. Plato, on the other hand, firmly believes the arbitrariness of words that indicate words may express the inner nature of the thing they indicate. According to Plato, there is a necessary relation between a sign and its referent. The linguistic naturalness is more fully developed by Plato’s successors in the English idealistic tradition, especially Descartes and Leibniz. In opposition to Locke’s principle, Leibniz asserts that there is something natural in the origin of words. Following by Leibniz’s opinion, the linguistic naturalists in the 18th century propose a sign with a motivated, rather than arbitrary, relationship between signifier and signified. For the theorists like Herder and Reide, the strategy to recapture the motivated sign is to find natural signs because the signs can reveal the attribute of the primordial language. The pursuit of natural signs will be one of the central problems of Romantic aesthetics, especially in Wordsworth’s and Coleridge’s poetics. An ideal poetic language, in Coleridge’s and Wordsworth’s view, would be natural signs reflecting vivid images of nature. The natural signs which find expression in the poems of Wordsworth and Coleridge take the form of living natural objects. The two poets project their poetic aspiration into natural signs and render them into symbols representing the Infinite. Thus, it can be said that Wordsworth’s and Coleridge’s symbol is the literary transformation of transcendental ideas, and their view of literary language is rooted its origin on the linguistic naturalness.

幹枝의 硏究

具本爀 명지어문학회 1976 明知語文學 Vol.8 No.-

韓國의 勞使協議制에 관한 硏究 : 忠南地域 企業의 實態를 中心으로 with special Reference to the Business Actualities of Chungnam Area

具本璋 大田大學校 1987 論文集 Vol.6 No.2

청장년층에서 발생한 허혈성 뇌졸중

구본대,정유미 관동대학교 의과학연구소 2006 關東醫大學術誌 Vol.10 No.1

도서관학 교육과정 구성의 원칙

구본영 韓國圖書館學會 1988 圖書館學 Vol.15 No.1

A study has been made prior to the emphatic research to see how the curriculum of the Library Science Departments, in general, has developed to date. In the principles of the composition of the curriculum of library science, research has been conducted to determine what decisions will be the most appropriate for the changing trend of the society, regarding the matters of general specialization versus subject specialization education, the definition, change and operation of the core subject, the expansion of the elective specialized subjects and the composition of the curriculum by types of the library, and the curriculum composition in terms of subject specilization. The curriculum should consist of a unified series of courses and other educational experiences, designed to meet specific program objectives. Principles and concepts should be emphasized, over routines and techniques. All students should study certain fundamental "core" subjects, as well as more specialized electives. General education (studies outside of librarianship) should be a major component of the total education of the librarian. Fundamental core subjects should be treated as introductory courses covering deep studies that can provide the most inclusive information related to the library science field. They should be offered as pre-requisites required of all the students entering the Department of Library Science. Specialized subjects and interdisciplinary courses comprising subject concentration should be offered as electives at the advanced level

스포츠社會學의 理論糾明에 關한 고찰

구본행 명지대학교 예술체육대학연구소 2004 藝體能論集 Vol.15 No.-

Sports is a subject is sociological study which directly and indirectly influences various dimension of society rather than a simple physical activity. Therefore this study is to achive a scientific development of Sports Sociology and an establishment of its theory. 1) The subject of Sports Sociology can be definded to have two meanings. While one, the narrow meaning, deals with internal matters in Sports Group, the other, the broad meaning, deals with various problems in this present society. 2)Sports sociology should understand in the general characteristics of present society and then explain the essence and function of Sprots from various point of view. 3)Sports Sociology shoud play a role of human relationship formation in small group through face to face relationship which consequently advocate friendship among whole mankind. 4)Sports Sociology has been developed by characteristics of each society. The study tries to examine Sports in this present society rather than general sociality of Sports.

EVA에 의한 생산성평가에 관한 연구

구본언,서승록,류영근 大邱大學校 科學技術硏究所 2000 科學技術硏究 Vol.7 No.1

Increase of EVA(Economic Value Added) mean increase of productivity. We have to maximize cash flow by investment in order to increase these EVA. And we have to increase the investment profit or decrease capital expense in order to maximum cash flow. In the result, we need to increase excess profit percentage. If we take decrease investment property expense and take increase excess profit percentage, the EVA increase. Therefore, if we apply to these EVA it'll be helps improvement of management result, increase of productivity and value creation of enterprise by stocks value high.