소설의 연극화에 나타난 공연성 연구를 위한 시론 : <<한씨연대기>> 와 <<슬픔의 노래>> 를 중심으로 본 한국현대연극의 경우

정우숙 한국연극학회 2001 한국연극학 Vol.0 No.16

This article deals with two important examples of adaptation in 1980-90s, Mr. Han's Chronicle (novel written by Hwang, Suk-Young, adapted by Theater group Youn-Woo, directed by Kim, Suk-Man) and Sad Song(novel written by Jung, Chan, adapted by Oh, Eun-Hee, directed by Kim, Dong-Soo). The purpose is to contemplate theatricality in the process of adaptation from novels to theater. Both of them are based on serious novels having social theme. The adaptations aim at provoking energy and aura that we can feel only in the performance, keeping the themes of novels. In Mr. Han's Chronicle, the chronological trait of the novel itself is helpful to adapt for Brecht epic theater. New documentary scenes about historical background are inserted to get open dramatic structure. On the contrary, the adaptation method of Sad Song is to condense the novel, omitting some characters and making new coherent structure. Despite this different point, these two works are in common in terms of the pursuit of anti-realistic theater. In the process from adaptation script to practical performance, these two examples achieve theatricality that we can not experience in the literature, using the imagination of non-representative stage and focusing on efficient acting. That theatricality is connected with the intention to realize the concept of anti-realism in western drama, especially epic theater and poor theater, and apply it to Korean theater. However these two works still include the aspect of realism drama. Because they have scapegoat image of main characters and retrospective emotional mood. We don't need regard this ambivalence as a weak point. The mixture of anti-realistic aspect and realistic aspect can be understood as a phenomenon of current Korean theater rather than as an aesthetical failure.

컴퓨터 법에 있어서의 책임에 관한 연구

鄭鎭世,鄭在晃,方碩皓,河泰勳,李成德,崔鳳哲 홍익대학교 1995 弘大論叢 Vol.27 No.-

This paper, coauthored by Chin-Se Chung, as well as other 5 faculty members at Hong-Ik University Department of Law (Jea-Hwang Jeong, Suk-Ho Bang, Tae-Hoon Ha, Seong-Deog Yi and Bong-Chul Choi), deals with liability issuses surrounding constitutional law, administrative law, civil law (contracts, torts), commercial law, criminal law, international law and philosophy & law. Professor of Law Jea-Hwang Jeong makes a comparative analysis of privacy protection and disclosure of information legal issues, appeared at current Korean law and draft of law in case of the latter one. He suggestes some desirable ways of legislation through revision process and operation of legal rules at his paper. Professor of Law Suk-Ho Bang makes a brief survey of civil liability issues arising out of contracts and torts in English and American law, first. He tries to show that many Parts of arguments in such legal world are attributed to Statute of Frauds tradition, unique to such legal world. New developments in the area of torts, including computer malpractice and computer virus, are shown and analysed in terms of application possibility under our current law. But, as even the Anglo-American courts are found very reluctant to accept those arguments as new grounds for torts liability, it seems more plausible and practicable to refer to contractual approach, basically, rather than to torts approach even under English American law. Professor of Law Chin-Se Chung suggests in his paper on EFT that the allocation of liability under EFT be made under the new and most relevant principle, working for useful transmission way of fund, not solely under traditional legal principles. If such new principle works with high return of risk to users, it makes imminent problems against the goats of consumer protection, and eventually will be hardly refered to. Conversely, if it requires too much sacrifice from the side of banks, then the convenience in such system will not be utilized. So, it may be natural that EFT be discarded even without proper functioning under market system. In conclusion, Professor Chung points out that, only when banks fond that the economy out of cost-saving at tasks outweighs the risk undertaken by the banks, the banks will operate the system. But, if this system makes more return of benefits to the banks with the burden of users, it is against the idea of equity. Consequently, the banks should bear the aggeviated risks in return for the cost saved under this system Professor of Law Tae-Hoon Ha focuses his research paper on criminal liability under EFT. He draws his conclusion out of current criminal statutes that illegal fund transfer under automatic teller machines, cash cards and information system can not be penalized due to lack of proper statutory provision. So, the criminal provision on computer crime, newly made on December of 1995, can be positively appreciated. But, he anticipates that the question whether such new provision will be successful in regulating all illegal activites at fund transfor system without any operation defects in criminal code, or will cause new problem in interpretation of criminal code remains unsolved. Professor of Law Seong-Deog Yi examines the international legal issues which may be given rise to by direct satellite broadcasting. In his paper, the issue of national jurisdiction in relation to direct satellite broadcasting is firstly dealt with. Secondly, the possible ways in which direct satellite broadcasting is regulated by international law are examined with special emphasis of two different approaches, that is, freedom of information approach and state sovereignty approach. In this context, many international conventions concerning direct satellite broadcasting in Particular, and international regulatory regime of outer space in general are broadly reviewed. Thirdly, the types of activities which may be a violation of international legal regime of direct satellite broadcasting are suggested and the possible lethal remedies for these violations are proposed with the traditional international state responsibility law in mind. Professor of Law Bong-Chul Choi explores the relations of computerized society to its laws throughout his paper as a kind of conclusion of this whole paper. Computerized society is one that the technical, scientific, informational knowledge prevails. With correspondence to the structural change in knowledge, the law of such a society has suffered transformation, and the knowledge and techniques distributing and computing legal responsibility has also changed. However, he does not insist that the diffusion of technical knowledge is the sole factor of the transformation of legal responsibility. It is only one of the various factors. Moreover, he does not deny the continuation between the classical techniques distributing legal responsibility and the contemporary ones. In this era, the law realizes fairness and community values at the expense of singularities. In addition, he proposes that legal scholars take the diagnosis of law from the perspective of the technology/knowledge shifts seriously.

DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH VALUE-ADDED TEXTILE PRODUCTS WITHIN THE GLOBALIZATION OF THE KOREAN WAVE

Mi Suk Lee,Kyung Hee Chung,Song Mi Lim,Qingqing Luo 글로벌지식마케팅경영학회 2015 Global Fashion Management Conference Vol.2015 No.06

Fresh attention is being paid to lifestyle brands offering differentiated contents and value such that the 21st century is now being called the age of global lifestyle. Recently national income has been increasing and a broad lifestyle culture has been established. Thus, brands with Scandinavian (Sweden, Denmark, or Norway), culture sensitivity, and design have deeply permeated the domestic market which has led to a domestic consumers' lifestyle trend (Chung& Park, 2004; Kwon, 2013; Magnus & Chrystin, 2003). In particular, such global lifestyle brands as Marimekko (Finland), CathKidston (UK), and Muji (Japan) have secured competitiveness in the global market as textile products which reflect its country's cultural identity (Lee& Park, 2014). Meanwhile, a new word, Hanban (韓版)which refers to Korean brands or products that were created from the Korean wave (韓流), which refers to Korean dramas or songs. Korean culture has been commercialized and grafted into various industries. In particular, a strong wind of Hanban in fashion cultural products not only has spread the Korean lifestyle to the world, but has enhanced its influence on related industries as well as fashion. Although certain major Korean companies launched lifestyle brands such as Jaju, Modern House, Butter, and Pum to help realize a Korean lifestyle brand business, most products sold in Korean lifestyle brands focus on overseas imported goods,so it is difficult to find Korean images on these products(Bang, 2004; Lee & Chung, 2013). The size of the lifestyle market is growing as a high value-added industry that can lead consumers' lifestyle trends, and there is a growing interest for Korean fashion cultural products. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to attempt to develop textile designs for Korean-made high value-added products with the improvement of Korean brand values. For study methodology, the status of lifestyle brands at home and abroad was examined and textile designs were developed for lifestyle brand B. For the development of the textile designs, demand required by brand B was researched and a textile design concept was established based on fashion and interior decoration trends. Then, a textile was designed using a motive that can effectively represent the identity of brand B and the Korean image. Adobe Photoshop 6.0 and Adobe Illustrator CC programs were used for the standardized textile design motif, pattern development, and colorway. The results were as follows. First, global lifestyle brands such as Marimekko, CathKidston, and Muji sell differentiated lifestyle products from other brands by applying motifs and colors which symbolize their country's and city's cultural image on textile products and displaying their own identity and peculiarity. On the other hand, Korean lifestyle brands such as Casamia, Hanssem, Kosney, and Art Box do not plan or produce their own design, but will import and sell foreign textile fabric or textile products with high recognition, or copy imported fabric. Thus, their textile design is unsatisfactory to express their own identity and satisfy consumers' needs. Second, as to the development direction required by brand B, a Korean lifestyle brand, the focus was to first, 'design American and European products using colors and techniques which reflect Korean image trends', Second, to create a 'design with Scandinavia's peculiar simplified line and sensitive color', and finally, to make a 'flower pattern design with good sustainable market feasibility'. Based on the direction and 2015 S/S color and textile trends, three concepts were established: Global Tribe, Bunny in the Wonderland, and Beyond Nature. Global Tribe is a folk paintin g(Minhwa) representing the Korean image well, and was reinterpreted in a modern sense. Bunny in the Wonderland is a modern Scandinavian style design using a rabbit, a symbol of brand B, as the main motif. Beyond Nature used a flower motif in various expression techniques and images. A textile design was developed by extracting from a folk painting, a rabbit, and a flower motif and standardizing a motif in watercolor, pen, and graphic techniques. It was digitalized by a scanner and a pattern was made via the steps of color adjustment and repetition. Three kinds of textile designs were developed according to three concepts and four kinds of colorways were made for each design. This study attempted to develop a textile design as Korean-made high value-added textile products. It is meaningful to suggest textile design with Korean cultural images and brand identity. Further study will focus on the development of fashion cultural products and DIY products to commercialize developed textile design.

패러글라이딩 사고에 대한 분석

김승환,김인병,정순미,정성필,장석준 대한외상학회 1999 大韓外傷學會誌 Vol.12 No.1

$quot;Background: Paragliding injuries are increasing recently due to the growing popularity of this sport. This topic has been discussed in numerous journals in the European countries with large mountains, such as Austria, Germany and Switzerland, Those studies gave information regarding the flight phase during which an injury ocurred, the type and site of injury, and suspected reasons for the accidents. This study was done to compare our data to those of other nations and give preventive advices to reduce injuries occurring during paragliding. Method: Nineteen paragliders documented as having injuries during paragliding at Chung-Ju, Korea from 1990 to 1997 were included in the study. Their accident reports including medical records, were analyzed retrospectively. Result: Eighteen of the injured were male with one female and their mean age was 25.6 years old. Five injuries were suffered during take-off, of which technical error was the cause in most cases. Also, 5 injuries occurred during flight due to a sudden change of thermal and wind condi- tions. The majority of injuries were suffered during the landing period, affecting 9 paragliders. They were mostly due to forced landings, unexpected obstacles, and sudden change of wind conditions. Thirty-three percent suffered spine trauma and 29% were involved in injuries of the lower extremities. Upper limb injuries occurred in 19%, and 19% also suffered cerebral concussion or contusion. Conclusion: We have found that spine and ankle injuries were commonly occur during paragliding, especially the landing phase. Proper knowledge of the procedures, adequate training and appropriate foot wear could help in reducing injuries while paragliding.$quot;

Slide Session : OS-IFD-07 ; Infectious Disease : In Vitro Antiviral Activity of Ribavirin Against Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome Virus

( Myung Jin Lee ),( Kye Hyung Kim ),( Jong Youn Yi ),( Su Jin Choi ),( Chung Jong Kim ),( Nak Hyun Kim ),( Kyoung Ho Song ),( Pyoeng Gyun Choi ),( Ji Hwan Bang ),( Wan Beom Park ),( Eu Suk Kim ),( San 대한내과학회 2014 대한내과학회 추계학술대회 Vol.2014 No.1

In Vitro Antiviral Activity of Ribavirin Against Severe Fever with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome Virus Myung Jin LEE1, Kye-Hyung KIM1, Jongyoun YI2, SuJin CHOI1, Chung-Jong KIM1, Nak- Hyun KIM1, Kyoung-Ho SONG1, Pyoeng Gyun CHOI1, Ji-Hwan BANG1, Wan Beom PARK1, Eu Suk KIM1, Sang-Won PARK1, Hong Bin KIM1, Nam Joong KIM1, Myoung- Don OH1 Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea1, Pusan National University School of Medicine, Korea2 Background: Severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) is an emerging infectious disease caused by a novel Bunyavirus, severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome virus (SFTSV). No effective antiviral therapy is proven yet, but clinical use of ribavirin (RBV) has been tried. We investigated the antiviral effect of RBV against SFTSV in vitro. Methods: To test for cytotoxicity of RBV, Vero cells were treated with different concentrations of RBV (3.90 to 500 μg/mL, two-fold dilution) and analyzed by cell viability MTS assay 48h post-infection. To determine antiviral activity of RBV against SFTSV, Vero cells were infected with SFTSV strain Gangwon/Korea/2012 at 100 TCID50 (50% tissue culture infective dose) per well in a 96-well plate, and RBV was added at the concentrations showing no or minimal cytotoxicity. Viral RNAs were extracted from the culture supernatants and quantifi ed using one-step real-time reverse transcription- PCR to amplify the partial large segment of SFTSV. Statistical analysis was done by one-way ANOVA with Tukey`s post hoc test. Results: Cytotoxicity due to RBV was not observed at RBV concentration =31.3 μg/ mL. Viral RNAs at 24h post-RBV treatment were reduced with increasing RBV concentrations (1-32 μg/mL), compared with those of mock-treated cells (P <0.01, Figure). Half maximal inhibitory concentration (IC50) of RBV was 3.69 μg/mL at 24h post-RBV treatment. Conclusions: Our study shows that RBV has antiviral effect against SFTSV in a dose-dependent manner. Further studies are required to evaluate the effi cacy of RBV in SFTS.

南北基本合意書 發效後의 南北韓關係 展望

鄭錫弘 명지대학교 사회과학연구소 1992 사회과학논총 Vol.7 No.-

치환용매 변화에 따른 비대칭 Ceellulose Acetate 막의 기체투과특성

정광보,장승현,남석태 한서대학교 산학협력연구원 부설 환경연구소 2000 환경연구소 논문집 Vol.3 No.-

Gas permeation behavior was examined for asymmetric cellulose acetate membrane prepared by changing the acetone evaporation time and drying solvent. By changing the acetone evaporation time, the gas permeation rate decreased for the first 2 minutes and then increased gradually for the membrane of i-PrOH exchange drying. Gas permeation rate was in the order of He>N₂>O₂ and separation factor was about 1.9 for the membrane of 9 minute acetone evaporation. The permeation mechanism appears to be the combination of Knudsen flow and viscous flow. The effect of Knudsen flow was increased with acetone evaporation time, while the effect of viscous flow increased for the membrane of EtOH exchange drying.

(Li_(0.5)Ln_(x)La_(0.5-x))TiO₃(Ln=Nd, Sm, Gd, Ho)계에서의 리튬 이온 전도 특성에 미치는 결정구조적 인자에 관한 연구

정훈택,명승택,연석주 東新大學校 工業技術硏究所 1997 工業技術硏究 Vol.3 No.-

We investigted lithium ionic conductivity in the (Li_(0.5)Ln_(x)La_(0.5-x))TiO₃ system (Ln=Nd, Sm, Gd, Ho), and found that the ionic conductivity increased with the increase of the atomic number in lanthanide system from Nd to Ho. We conducted our experiment in x=0.05 region in which no second phase and lattice parameter change were observed. Therefore, we concluded that the change of conductivity by A-site substitution is not due to the change of lattice parameter but other factors.

常虛先生의 片貌

鄭範錫 건국대학교 1976 學術誌 Vol.20 No.1

Carbamide peroxide의 함량과 치아미백제의 적용기간에 따른 치아의 색상변화

정석민 대구보건대학 2001 대구보건대학 論文集 Vol.21 No.-

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of home tooth bleaching agents on the color of tooth. Twenty five sound extracted teeth were randomly divided into five groups and the ΔL^(*) and ΔE^(*) between before and after treatment with five types of tooth bleaching agents were evaluated. The results were as follows; 1. By 2 week home tooth bleaching agent applications, the values (L^(*)) of bovine teeth increased as high as 4.38 ~ 8.60 when comparing to those of the samples before treatment, and the color difference (ΔE^(*)) showed as high as 10.16 ~ 15.04. 2. 16% carbamide peroxide Nite White Excel induced significantly greater ΔL^(*) than other tested groups except for 7.5% hydrogen peroxide Day White Excel, and significantly greater ΔE^(*) than other tested groups by 2 week bleaching agent treatments(p<0.01). 3. To make a comparison between tested groups by 2 week bleaching agent treatments and 4 week bleaching agent treatments, ΔL^(*) of all tested groups except for 10% NW is reduced and ΔE^(*) of all tested groups except for 10% NW, 20% IB is reduced 4. 16% carbamide peroxide Nite White Excel(ΔL^(*)=8.60, ΔE^(*)=15.04) induced significantly greater ΔL^(*) and ΔE^(*) than 20% carbamide peroxide Insta-Brite(ΔL^(*)=5.63, ΔE^(*)=11.23)(p<0.01). 5. 16% carbamide peroxide Nite White Excel(ΔL^(*)=8.80, ΔE^(*)=15.04) which were applied in night time induced significantly greater ΔL^(*) and ΔE^(*) than 7.5% hydrogen peroxide Day White Excel(ΔL^(*)=8.47, ΔE^(*)=12.75) which were applied in day time. These results demonstrate that the effects of home tooth bleaching agents which are used during night time are affected by content of carbamide peroxide and manufactories. Especially the whitening effect of home tooth bleaching agents that are used through night time is greater than that of short time-applying tooth bleaching agent.