주거와 자아에 관한 상징적 상호작용론적 접근

김행신 한국주거학회 1991 한국주거학회 논문집 Vol.2 No.1

The focus of this paper is en symbolic interaction of housing and self identity. In terms of housing \ulcorner self interactions, this paper aims at defining how human self is influenced by housing and is reflected on housing.This paper discusses meanings and symbols of housing, it also clarifies the development of industry and technology have effect on housing - self indentify and enrich reification, pseudoindividuality, alienation.This paper concludes that human beings are creative agent and accordingly suggests revitalizing housing environmental representations .

가족구조와 주거공간 구성에 관한 연구 : 제주도 민가를 중심으로 Centering on the Vernacular House in Cheju Island

김행신,김혜숙 제주대학교 1991 논문집 Vol.33 No.1

The housing is shaped a unique type under the influence of various factors, the family plays an important role in the its. In this respect, this study attempted to clarifies the relationship between the family structure and housing character (type,layout, space use). The unique family structure in Cheju island impacts on vernacular houses, which guarntees privacy and interaction, equal family relationship. This could give a clue to the good housing design go with the social and family structure change.

노인주거의 지원성 계획을 위한 주요구 연구 : 노인단독가구를 대상으로

김행신 대한건축학회 1998 대한건축학회논문집 Vol.14 No.10

논문편 : 주거공간에 있어서 영역성 프라이버시와 아이덴티티에 관한 연구

김행신 ( Haeng Shin Kim ) 대한가정학회 1989 Human Ecology Research(HER) Vol.27 No.1

단절 및 거절 도식과 정신건강 간의 관계에서 방어기제의 매개효과

김행신(Haeng-Shin KIM),서수균(Su-Gyun SEO) 한국수산해양교육학회 2015 水産海洋敎育硏究 Vol.27 No.3

漢拏山 白鹿潭 墳火口內의 生態系에 관한 硏究[I]

朴行信,吳文儒,吳德鐵,金源澤 제주대학교 1977 논문집 Vol.9 No.-

This study was perforned on the terrestrial and aquatic plants and animals of the crater of Mt.Halla, Baeknokdam, by the way of collection and survey and the dominant vegetation was sampled by quadrat. Identified plants were 57% families, 169 species. 47 species were unrecorded in Baeknokdam flora. Forest community was developed on the north and north-east facing slopes and the domi- nant was Abies roreana Wilson. On the west facing slope was the shrubby community dominated by rhododendon species and talus occupied this side. The south-west facing slope has the poorest vegetation and the worst severe land slide. 9 orders,39 families, 54 species of insects, 2 orders,3 families, 3 species of amphibians, and 1 order, 6 families, 7 species of aves were identified. The small number of insects were aquatic and the most terrestrial. 3 species of insects (Acidiella diversa Ito, Stylia messalina Hering & Meromyza saltarix Linne)and 1 species of birds (Turdus celaenops Steneger)were unrecorded in Korean fauna, and 22 species were unrecorded insects in Quelpart Island's.

과학전 출품작과 현장학습의 연계성에 관한 연구

박행신,오덕철,김원택,김규용,현진오,정충덕 濟州大學校 師範大學 科學敎育硏究所 1987 科學敎育 Vol.4 No.-

In this paper, we report some sorts of result obtained by investigating the exhibits which had been submitted for "The National Exhibition of Science"and "The Science Exhibition for the Students of Cheju-do"during the last ten years and by putting the questions to the science teacher of the teacher of the middle and high schools in Cheju-do. Up to the half number the exhibits are occupied by the field of physics and biology. Almost the exhibits (above 90%) have the contents related to those of the current curriculum. However, 30.2% of the respondents only believe that their students may put the exhibits to practical use in learning. Many respondents replied that they could have not participated in the exhibition of science because they were in heavy duty and the fiscal support were not only so limited but also not sufficient enough to make an excellent work.

濟州島産 森林鳥類의 外部形態

朴行信,金源澤 제주대학교 1976 논문집 Vol.11 No.-

1. From early February 1979 to January 1980, the authors captured 99 specimens of birds, of which there 14 families and 26 species. 2. We measured external traits of birds, that is, the length of bill, primaries, secondaries, wing, tail, tarsus, toe, claw, and body in addition to head breadth and tarsus thickness, while various ratios of external traits were also calculated in terms of primaries/wing, secondaries/wing, secondaries/primaries, tail/body, and wing/body. 3. Analysis of variance of the ratio was made within every one of 5 families (12 species) exclusive of families of one species or less than 3 specimens. 4. The ratio of primaries/wing was not significant in every family at the 5% level. 5. In two families (Turdidae and Fringillidae, significant were two ratios, secondaries/wing and secondaries/primaries. 6. The ratios of tail/wing significant in 4 families (Alcedinidae, Paridae, Turdidae, and Fringillidae). 7. Wing/body ratio was significant in 4 families (Alcedinidae, Paridae, Turdidae, and Fringillidae). 8. There was no significant ratio in one family (Sylviidae). 9. From the results we found the possibility that the ratios of external traits may become a mark for the family. 10. The more complex the life style of birds is, the more significant factors of external traits may be.

濟州島産 Phsianus colchinus의 冬季食習性

朴行信,金源澤 제주대학교 1978 논문집 Vol.10 No.-

During November 1977 and February 1978, field survey and collecting of pheasant Phasianus colchinus were concentrated in Hankyung-Myon, Aewol-Myon, Guzwa-Myon, and Jochun-Myon for the study of the winter food habits of the birds. Distribution of pheasant and flora of all sites were similar to each other and the birds migrated to 200m above the sea level during snow drifts season. However, their nesting ranges are up to 1,940m above the sea level during summer (Park, 1976). The total number of collected birds were 42; 12 in Hankyung-Myon, 17 in Aewol-Myon, 2 in Jochun-Myon and 11 in Guzwa-Myon, Their stomach contents showed the ratios of vegetable and animal matters to the total food items (in dry weight) 99.92% and 0.02% respectively and the ratio of others 0.06%. Identified species of the above food groups were 43, 1 and 2 respec- tively. The ratios of vegetable food groups to the total food items were (1) grains, 44.40%, (2) tuber, 29.18%, (3) fruits, 13.00%, (4) seeds, 7.24%, (5) bulb, 3.52% and (6) leaves, 2.35% The percentage of berbs(86.69%) and trees (13.00%) showed that the primary food item of pheasant was herbs. Families of vegetable food items which had large number of species were Fabaceae (8) and Poaceae (9). In the view of quantity, the preference order of food items of the birds was Convolrulaceae (20.18%), Fabaceae (25.99%), Polygonaceae (14.09%), Rosaceae (11.23%), etc. The largest quantity of food found in the stomach was 39.60g and the smallest was 3.12g. The birds collected at P.M. consumed a larger quanitiy of food materials than the animals collected at A.M. and females consumed more variable food items than males did.

濟州島 鳥類의 地域別 分布

朴行信,金源澤 제주대학교 1983 논문집 Vol.16 No.-

During October, 1981 and March, 1982, the authors performed plot census of bird communities at four ravine areas in Jeju Island. Total 56 species were recorded. Kwangyoung and Donnaiko areas were rich in species, and the individual number was maximum at Kwangyoung area throughout the survey period and except for October the second level was maintained at Donnaiko area. The next order was Earimok and Suackyo area. During winter season the species and individual number were decreased at Earimok and Suackyo area. The individual density of each area was fluctuated by the similar pattern of species number. Dominance index was high(0.124) at Suackyo area, the next was 0.082 at Earimok, and the indices were similarly low at Kwangyoung and Donnaiko area (0.054 and 0.053 respectively). Diversity index was high at Kwangyoung area but not exceed to a great the value of Donnaiko area and the lowest index was obtained from Suackyo area community. In order to compare similarities of the bird communities harmornity index (Kimoto 1971) was adopted. This similarity index was high between Kwangyoung and Donnaiko area community and lowest between Suackyo and Kwangyoung area community. It appears that the similarity of bird communities higher between Kwangyoung and Donnaiko area than that between other areas because those areas were similar in the altitude and vegetation.