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        漢文學장르의 根源硏究

        崔昌錄 韓國比較文學會 1978 比較文學 Vol.2 No.-

        A) The origins of literary genres of Chinese letters in Korea lies in Si-Suh(詩書). and according to the four classifying methods(四分法), Poong(風) is lyric and Ah(雅) and Song(頌) are didactic(敎述). B) The origins of five Kyung(五經) of Yue-Hyup(류협), Ann-Ji-Choo(顔之推) is the method of genres in Confucian literature. According to the two classifying methods of poetry and prose, Si-Kyung(詩經) has been recognized as lyric and Suh-Kyung(書經), Yuck-Kyung(易經), Yae-Ki(禮記) and Choon-Choo(春秋), have been recognized as didactive, A part of Choon-Choo(春秋) belongs to the genres of lyric, but it practically regarded as didactive. C) The orginal genres of lyric can be found in reappraisal of Wui-Suh(緯書), Jae-Ja(諸子), Buddhist book(佛書) and biography(傳). D) Ode(賦) is connected with Cho-Sa(楚辭), and is a type of transformation which is originally derived from Si-Kyung(詩經) and is included in the genres of didactive. E) According to the two classifying methods, many practical writings were included in the genres of prose, and many kinds of literary species have arisen. But practical writings gradually has been regaining their function and their literary tradition has been simplified. F) The classification of the literary genres of Chinese letters in Korea could be explained by the three classifying methods: lyric, didactic, and epic. But in case of writing the history of Korean Literature in general, the section of drama should be established reparately. (比較文學 및 比較文化 第二輯 1978. 11)

      • 横隔膜下膿瘍에 對한 臨床的考察

        朴永寬,崔昌祿,J.R.Sibley,李鐵 계명대학교 醫科大學 外科學敎室同門會 1990 남경 박영관 교수 정년퇴임기념 논문집 Vol.S No.-

        A clinical study of 12 cases of subphrenic abscess, treated in Presbyterian HospitaI. Taegu, Korea, between 1960 and 1967, is presented. English speaking Medical literatures on the subject are briefly reviewed, and analysis of important clinical symptoms and signs together with means of surgical drainage is made. 1. In ten cases subphrenic abscess developed following surgery for various primary conditions. and in one case it occured after sustaining a blunt trauma to the abdomen. The predisposing cause in the remainderrof the cases was unknown. 2. The ratio between male and female was 2:1, average age 37.4 years, and the prevalent age range was 40. 3. Chief complaints of the cases studied were intermittent high fever, upper abdominal pain, nausea. and fullness in the upper abdomen. 4. In seven cases, the white cell count was above 10.000/ cu.mm, and in the remainder of the cases it was within normal range. 5. Important X-ray findings were pleural effusion, elevation of the diaphragmatic hemisphere, limitation or absence of the diaphragmatic movement on fluoroscopy, and subphrenit or intraabdominal free air with fluid level. 6. Results of microbiological study were as follows: Single infection………………….10 Mixed infection…………………2 7. Distribution of location: Right side involvemet seven, left side four and bilateral involvement one. 8. Various approaches used for surgical drainage a. Extraperitoneal route used in eight cases. b. Transperitoneal route used in four cases. The latter approach appears to be a direct one and shortest distance to reach and easier one to perform. and also it seems to be accompanied by less postoperative morbidity and higher success rate than the former.

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