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유명자,김윤식 한국모발학회 2005 한국모발학회지 Vol.2 No.1
In the service industries in the 21th century, their qualities are being enhanced, specialized and diversified by customers' requests. These service industries are not products offered accessorily to corporeal ones of the existing manufacturing but they are the subjects of producing goods in themselves. According to characteristic of this service industry, beauty services offer not only labor for beauty goods but also they belong to service industries which do their best to satisfy customers. Besides, as women's social status are enhanced, social interest in beauty is improved and the public's importance of beauty is getting pervaded, beauty services industry is experiencing difficulty in administrative aspect because of customers' diversified request and competitive extension in the industry. The characteristic of this paper is to add expanded marketing mix factors, 3P's which are a part of customer-oriented effort and the concept of customer satisfaction to 4P's(product, price, place and promotion) which are the existing marketing mix strategy. Questionaries were distributed to customers who visited beauty salons and their results were analyzed. To analyze the survey results, SPSS for windows 10.0 was used and basic statistics, correlation analysis, ANOVA and regression analysis were executed. On the basis of study results presented in this paper, the beauty services companies need to establish a strategy by setting up a priority by the factor under a tough competitive environment and they can establish customer satisfaction strategy at efficient costs. And the factors which have the positive effect on customer satisfaction presented in this paper need to be managed intensively and they can be utilized effectively in establishing a strategy to deal with customers.
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『도리언 그레이의 초상』: 순수 시니피앙(signifiant)을 찾아서
유명자 대한영어영문학회 2019 영어영문학연구 Vol.45 No.3
This paper seeks to reveal the world of Lacanian ‘signifiant' of Oscar Wilde(1854-1901) by analysing Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Grey(1890). Wilde once said that the painter, Basil Hallward represents actual himself and Dorian and Henry, the one who he would like to become, the one people think he would be. This perception shows the author aware of the multiplicity of the subject beneath ‘the Real,’ the imaginary and symbolic Egoes, which could be the reason why he titled his work ‘The Picture of . . . ’ and not ‘A Portrait of . . . ’ as Joyce did in his A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man(1916). His picture acts in effect as the Egyptian Hieroglyphs whose pictures decipher as alphabets but not as things seen in the hieroglyphs. This process get together the picture, Lacanian letter and ‘signifiant,’ ‘the Real’ as well as the secret art of Basil in the novel: they all evolve around ‘the Real.’ The deaths of main character-egoes are understood as the endeavor to reach ‘the Real,’ the world of the pure signifiant as ‘Emptiness’(空) in full light, which ends up a sort of subject-epiphany.
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유명자,정현 한국모발학회 2005 한국모발학회지 Vol.2 No.2
Let's try to observe what direction the hair style of high-level women goes based on symbolic element of hair style when political and sociological period background was the symbol of an authority. In case of Jacqueline, she applied her high-level culture style through political image to political campaign in order to get into the point of citizen view and also showed the feature of new high-level women to fix new-spirit theory of the Kennedy Administration. In opposition, Mrs. Diana was the role of medium that lady on medium-high-class became to royal lady and the public culture was connected with loyal culture. Her variable style carried out a reform of the royal household which is difficult of access and changed it into fashion leader of that era. In case of Mrs. Yuk Young-su, she was representative of the commons life encountered with economic crisis and also tried to inform our situation to the world. The Style of Mrs. Yuk Young-su shows that high-class culture is same as public culture. They do not have only a common historic feature that they got paid attention of public at their young age but also that they were a party to their husband's political activities. There are more researches have to be studied what effects do and directions go their own historical circumstance, political background, and popularity and superiority of style as a model of these high-class women hair style, fashion, and culture on and to a public culture in the further.
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柳明子 서울大學校保建大學院 1965 公衆保健雜誌 Vol.2 No.1
A study was made of the mental hygiene of the present class of T.B. patients who frequented our Clinic from August 1, 1965 through October 15, a period of two and a half months. The following are some of the conclusions drawn up as a result of interviewing some 200 of these patients. Ⅰ. Living Status: a) Of the 200 patients interviewed, 55.0% were male, 45.0% female. Concerning the mean age of both male and female patients, 17.3% were aged between 25 to 29 years; 35 to 39 years. Only 0.9% of patients interviewed were from 0 to 4 yrs., or 10 to 14 years of age. The lowest incidence, only 1.1%, was discovered in the 65 to 69 yrs, and 70 to 74 yr. age bracket. b) Concerning employment, 45.8% of the patients were not employed before registration, and 64.4% were unemployed after registration. c) Concerning financial status, 55.5% of the patients were from 1 to 5,000 won monthly income bracket. Only 1.5% were from 10,000 won or above income. Ⅱ. Epidemnological Viewpoint: a) 52.5% of the patients were diagnosed in pulmonary T.B., while only 5.5% were discovered from a mass survey of residents in the area. b) Existence of pulmonary lesions on X-ray are as follows: 1. minimal 39.0% 2. moderately advanced 32.0% 3. far advanced 29.0% 32.0% of patients were about 2 years duration in sickness; only 2.0% had been ill for 16 years or more form pulmonary T.B. 28.0% were approximately in 2 years duration of treatment. A few, merely 5.0%, received treatment a duration of 16 years or more for pulmonary T.B. c) 56.0% of patients were emaciated in appearance, whereas only 2.5% were obese. 50.0% of patients were stational body weight after sufficients administration of milk, whil 16.0% remained underweight even after administration of milk. d) More than half of the male patients, 58.2%, had imbibed in alcoholic beverages before treatment, while only 6.7% of women had done so. After treatment began, 10.0% of male patients continued to drink, and 5.6% of women likewise. As regards smoking, 62.7% of men indulged before treatment, and 48.0% continued to smoke even after treatment began; whereas only 2.2% of the women patients had smoked before treatment, and 6.75 fo them continued to smoke after treatment. e) 34.5% of patients had between 6 and 7 members to their family, 3.0% had 11 to 15 members to their family. Of the 200 patients interviewed, a total of 1,184 persons are involved in close exposure to the Tubercular patient. Each patient has an average of from 5 to 9 persons in his family. f) 39.0% of male patients enjoyed private room of their home, in contrast to only 15.0% of women. 71.0% of males and 84.6% of females shares same room with one of more members of the family. g) As regards inter-family communicability of T.B., upon investigation the families of the patients who were X-rayed, 18.5% of the cases showed definited communication. Of these, 3 cases were of man-wife relation; 24 cases of brother-sister relation; 9 cases of parent-child relationship. Of all, 36 new T.B. patients were discovered as a result of this survey. Ⅲ. Socio-psychological Study: a) 43.0% of patients interviewed were convined of a perfect cure in his or her own case; whereas 16.0% regard the possibility of a complete cure as very little or hopeless. b) As regards interests and leisure, 45% concern themselves with only bed rest, while the same number had no time think of interests. A very small rate, only 2.5% of patients found interest in frequent movie shows. c) 41.0% of patients experienced a diminution in memorization power on account of the T.B. conditon, whereas a very slight percentage. 2.2% noticed a clearer memory power. d) 67.0% of patients experienced no paticular change in sexual desire as a result of their disease, while 3.7% experienced an increase, and 36.0% a decrease in sexual tendency and desire. In 33.0% of cases interviewed, the wife and husband were temporarily living separately, and husband were temporarily living separately, and increased 1.7% upon discovery of T.B. e) As regards social relationships, 54.0% of patients avoided social contacts, while a few cases, 2.0%, continued their social contacts and interests.
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