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국악학 지형의 재검토와 동시대 한국음악학을 향한 사유와 모색
김희선 세계음악학회 2020 음악과 문화 Vol.0 No.42
Since the beginning of the 20th century, music of Joseon have been studied by various scholars and writers including Western missionaries, Japanese musicologists and local Korean scholars and musicians with various backgrounds. Even though their studies encompass various areas of study, yet, their studies have remained at the boundary of colonial modernity. After the independence, an institutionalized Korean musicology has established by several individual scholars including Yi Hye-ku, Chang Sa-hun and former musicians of the Yi Wangjik Aakpu, a former court musicians of Joseon. Along with endeavors to establish the rightful history and theory for Korean traditional music after 36 years of colonial period, the field of Korean musicology have developed during last 70 years. However, the aim and purpose of Korean Musicology remained narrow while its perspectives and methodologies were limited, mostly focus on music analysis which resembles the attitude and direction of colonial modernity. To overcome colonial modernity in current Korean musicology, this paper suggests that Korean music should be treated as a process not as a product. At the same time, scholarly perspective of Korean musicology should be broadened including examination of context and culture, away from a simple musical analysis and examination of historical documents and music books. By doing this, Korean musicology would achieve its contemporary meaning in a changing society in Korea and beyond. .
전국 병원 홈페이지에 사용된 의료장비영상의 실태및 의료장비영상을 이용한 의료광고의 신뢰도 평가
김희선,제보경,김백현,안형식 대한의사협회 2018 대한의사협회지 Vol.61 No.7
A medical advertisement can include media such as newspapers, magazines, and the Internet. Currently, the Internet is responsible for most medical advertising. Our purpose is to investigate the current status of radiologic images posted on hospitals’ websites nationwide, and to evaluate the reliability of online medical advertisements using these images. I investigated the websites of all 1,450 hospitals and 290 oriental medicine clinics nationwide. Specific information on the radiologic images posted was recorded. In terms of body parts, musculoskeletal images account for 78% of the radiologic images on hospitals’ websites and 98% of the images for oriental medicine clinics. The purposes for posting radiologic images are to explain the pathophysiology of diseases or the technique of surgical treatments, and to show the effects of hospital-specialized treatments. The most commonly used modalities of radiologic images are plain radiography and MR. More than 90% of the posted images have no source; 10% have no legends; and 5% to 7% have inappropriate legends. In terms of quality, only 60% of the radiologic images on hospitals’ websites are rated as acceptable. Fifteen percent of the oriental medicine clinics posted the radiologic images without having a medical doctor on staff. Considering the results, I conclude that it is necessary to reestablish a system of pre-screening and post-evaluation for reviewing hospital websites, especially focusing on the radiologic images posted. Then we can prevent the inappropriate information from influencing or damaging public health, and set up healthy medical competition.