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Korean Journal of the science of Emotion & sensibility Author Title Vol No pp Year 강인구(Kang In-ku) 한국의 감성과학: 지나 온 길과 나아갈 길(Emotional science in Korea: The way of the past and the way of 1 1 1~2 1998 the future) Kwang Myung Kim Philosophical Discussion on the Science of Emotion and Sensibility - Under Aspect of Sensitive Cognition 1 1 3~11 1998 Koo Hyoung Lee Sensibility Ergonomics in Social and Industrial Environment 1 1 13~17 1998 Chan Sup Chung Psychological aspects of the science of sensibility 1 1 19~24 1998 Tae Woo Han, Ju Ho Lee, Realistic Facial Expression Animation and 3D Face Synthesis 1 1 25~31 1998 Hyun S. Yang Kyung Hee Lee, Jae Phil Ko, Facial Feature Extraction for Face Expression Recognition 1 1 33~40 1998 Hye Ran Byun , Yill Byung Lee, Chan Sup Chung Jae Hyun Han , Chan Sup Mapping facial expressions onto internal states 1 1 41~58 1998 Chung J. M. Choi, M. C. Whang, B. Quantification of Positive and Negative Emotions by Single-Channel Brain Wave 1 1 59~67 1998 H. Bae, E. K. Yu, S. H. Oh, S. Y. Kim, C. J. Kim Dai Jin Kim, Jae Seung Effects of Total Sleep Deprivation on the First Positive Lyapunov Exponent of the Waking EEG 1 1 69~78 1998 Jeong , Jeong Ho Chae, Soo Yong Kim, Hyo Jin Go, In Ho Paik Jin Hun Sohn, Im Gap Yi, Patterns of Autonomic Responses to Affective Visual Stimulation: Skin Conductance Response, Heart 1 1 79~91 1998 Kyung Hwa Lee, Sang Sup Rate and Respiration Rate Vary Across Discrete Elicited-Emotions Choi, Estate M. Sokhadze E. C. Kwon, D. Y. Kim , D. S. Human Sensibility Measurement for Visual Picture Stimulus using Heart Rate Variability Analysis 1 1 93~103 1998 Kim, Y. H. Rim, J. H. Sohn Eun Joo Baik, Yun Young Emotional changes of EEG and autonomic response by olfactory stimuli with orange and valeric acid 1 1 105~111 1998 Lee, Bae Hwan Lee, Chang Hyun Moon , Soo Hwan Lee, Hee Chul Han Koo Hyoung Lee Human Sensibility and Emotion in Sensibility Ergonomics 1 1 113~122 1998 Joa Sang Lim, Min Cheol A physiological approach to the effect of emotion on time series judgmental forecasting EEG and GSR 1 1 123 ~ 133 1998 Whang, Hung Kook Park, Hyun Sook Lee Jin Hun Sohn, Im Gap Yi, Ji 1 1 135 ~ 143 1998 Eun Kim, Sang Sup Choi, Estate Sokhadze Young Ah Kim, Jin Kwan Dimension of the Emotion Structure through the Analyses of Emotion related terms in Korean Language 1 1 145 ~ 152 1998 Kim, Soo Kyung Park, Kyung Ja Oh, Chan Sup Chung Ji Eun Kim, Yeoun Suk Park, Emotions and EEG Features Evoked by Tactile Stimulation 1 1 153 ~ 1998 Ae Reyoung Oh, Sang Sup 160 Choi, Jin Hun Sohn Soo Ghil Shin, Kwang Hee A comparison of sensibility image across nations: The evaluation of product image based on the color and 1 1 161 ~ 169 1998 Han, Sang Min Whang concept image scale Hee Suk Pang, Chul Yong Evaluation of Loudspeaker performance considering human auditory characteristics 1 1 171 ~ 179 1998 Ahn, Koeng Mo Sung S. K. Lim, H. C. Jeong, G. K. Development of the Sinusoidal Rotatory Chair System for Evaluation of the Vestibular Function 1 1 181 ~ 197 1998 Kim, D. B. Jin, M. S. Kim, M. Y. Lee, B. R. Park J. S. Kum, K. H. Choi, D. G. Experimental Study on Thermal Comfort Sensation of Korean (Part 1: Analysis of Subjective Judgement in 1 1 199 ~ 211 1998 Kim, I. S. Joo, J. R. Kim, H. Winter Experiment) W. Park, K. H. Lee, H. S. Choi Dong Seok Lee, Wan Chul An Entropy-Based Measure for Evaluating the Cognitive Complexity of User Interface 1 1 213 ~ 221 1998 Yoon, Sang Sup Choi Mi Cha Park, Soo Ghil Shin, Measuring meaning of Korean adjectives and colors 1 2 1 ~ 11 1998 Kwang Hee Han, Sang Min Whang Estate Sokhadze,Im Gap Yi, Passive and Active Touch of Fabrics: Psychophysiological Responses Modulation by the Emotional 1 2 13 ~ 22 1998 Kyung Hwa Lee, Jin Hun Preference of Touched Textures Sohn Hyun Seung Cho, Joo Hyeon A Presentation of Guidelines for Layout Techniques in Design of Floral-patterned Scarves based on an 1 2 23 ~ 33 1998 Lee Analysis of Consumer Emotion : Part Jin Hun Sohn, Hyun Young Relationships Between Preference of Innerware Fabrics and Their Mechanical Properties 1 2 35 ~ 42 1998 Park, Im Gap Yi, Sang Sup Choi, Dae Im Kang Ja Young Choi, Hyun Joo An analytical methodology of human sensibility ergonomics for textile design 1 2 43 ~ 53 1998 Lee, Dae Wook Oh, Choon Seong Leem, Byung Doh Yi, Kyung Yeun Chung Hyun Seung Cho, Sang A Development of a Description System for Textile-Pattern Design Based on the Perceptual Features 1 2 55 ~ 63 1998 Hyun Jee, Joo Hyeon Lee J. S. Kum, D. G. Kim, K. H. Experimental study on thermal comfort sensation of Korean (Part 2: Analysis of subjective judgement in 1 2 65 ~ 73 1998 Choi, J. R. Kim, K. H. Lee, H. summer experiment) S. Choi Young G. Kwon, Jerry D. Prediction of a rectal temperature utilizing a thermal perception index 1 2 75 ~ 79 1998 Ramsey Seon Mo Kang, Seung Youl A Study of Automotive IP Design based on the Driver`s Cognitive Characteristics 1 2 81 ~ 91 1998 Paik, Peom Park I. K. Park, S. M. Hwang, D. System Modeling based on Genetic Algorithms for Image Restoration: Rough-Fuzzy Entropy 1 2 93 ~ 103 1998 B. Jin Hyuk Soo Han A study on the Effects of Mental model on Interactive system design 1 2 105 ~ 1998 111 Byung Chan Min, Se Jin Chemosensory-Event-Related Potentials to Olfactory Stimulations 1 2 113 ~ 119 1998 Park, Chul Jung Kim, Masashi Wada Joa Sang Lim, Min Cheol The Design of Computer Interfaces Adaptive to Human Emotion: Current Issues and Research Directions 1 2 121 ~ 131 1998 Whang August Schick History of evaluation of sound and noise in passenger cars 1 2 133 ~ 147 1998 Alfred Schopf Hermeneutic and structuralistic approach to emotionality 1 2 149 ~ 153 1998 Wolfram Boucsein Electrodermal Activity as an Indicator of Emotional Processes 2 1 1 ~ 25 1999 Young Ha Kwon, Eun Kyung Modeling and Applications for Contact Response of Fingerpad 2 1 27 ~ 33 1999 Han, Jae Sik Kang, Soo Min Lee, Yon Kyu Park, Dae Im Kang Sung Il Kim, Jong Soo Kum, The Comparison of Sensibility Evaluation for Three Types of Air-conditioning Winds 2 1 35 ~ 42 1999 Koo Hyoung Lee Jin Kwan Kim, Hye Shin Validating the Stability of Two-dimensional Structure of Emotion 2 1 43 ~ 52 1999 Moon, Kyung Ja Oh Jin Ho Kim, Hyun Woo Lee, The Development of the Time Series Analysis System for EEG Signal using SAS Package 2 1 53 ~ 60 1999 Seong Sik Lim, Min Chul Whang B. C. Min, S. C. Chung, S. G. Autonomic Responses according to Driving and Road Conditions 2 1 61 ~ 68 1999 Kim, B. W. Min, J. Y. Oh, J. K. Jang, J. S. Shin, Y. N. Kim, C. J. Kim, S. J. Park Yoon Ki Min, Jin Hun Sohn Analysis of Emotional Characteristics on Life Environmental Noise 1: Structural Analysis of Noise 2 1 69 ~ 75 1999 Adjectives Soo Jin Park, Chan Sup Category-based dimensional model of affective words 2 1 77 ~ 94 1999 Chung Se Jin Park, Jin Sun Kim, The Characteristics of Body Pressure Distribution on Sleeping Posture 2 1 95 ~ 103 1999 Hyun Young Lee, Chul Jung Kim, Byung Chan Min, Kyu Sik Kwon, Kun Heum Kim Yon Kyu Park, Dae Im Kang, Comparison of contacting and non-contacting methods in measuring the surface roughness of texture 2 1 105 ~ 111 1999 Hou Keun Song, Young Ha Kwon Seung Ok Park, Hong Suk A new combined brightness/contrast control of a color monitor for improvement of user convenience 2 1 113 ~ 119 1999 Kim, Jung Ki Baek H. K. Park, M. C. Whang, J. A study on the effect of cognitive types on EEG Laterality in judgmental time series forecasting 2 1 121 ~ 128 1999 S. Lim H. J. Seo, H. J. Kim, Hee An Evaluation of Visual Reality in Virtual Environment 2 1 129 ~ 135 1999 Dong Ko, Youn Chol Choi Jin Hun Sohn, Kyung Hwa Electroencephalographic Manifestations of Transient Stress Responses While Performing a Memory Task 2 1 137 ~ 145 1999 Lee, Sang Sup Choi, Im Gap With Background White Noise Yi, Estate Sokhadze N. B. Lee, J. J. Im, D. S. Bae, Evaluation of Thermal Comfort for the Vertical Room Air Temperature Difference and for the Control of Air 2 1 147 ~ 155 1999 J. S. Kum, H. S. Choi, K. H. Stream based on Physiological Signal Analysis Lee Gil Soo Cho, Eun Jou Yi Relationship between Rustling Sounds and Physical Properties of Suiting Fabrics 2 1 157 ~ 168 1999 B. C. Min, S. C. Chung, S. G. The Assessment of Odors Using EEG and Autonomic Responses 2 2 1 ~ 10 1999 Kim, J. Y. Oh, H. J. Kim, S. J. Kim, Y. N. Kim, J. S. Shin, B. W. Min, C. J. Kim, S. J. Park Se Jin Park, Hyun Young Analysis of Preferred Seat Design for Train 2 2 11 ~ 16 1999 Lee, Sang Chan Han, Ji Hyun Kim, Jae Kwang Koo Yon Kyu Park, Dae Im Kang, Relation between Vibration and Touch 2 2 17 ~ 22 1999 Hi Sun Yang Eun Joo Baik, Yun Young Subjective sensibility factors determining the preference of perfume 2 2 23 ~ 30 1999 Lee, Wan Suk Gim, Bae Hwan Lee Eun Joo Baik, Jae Joong Im, HRV spectrum analysis of olfactory sensibility evoked by orange or valeric acid 2 2 31 ~ 36 1999 Yun Young Lee, Byung Chan Min, Soo Hwan Lee, Chang Hyun Moon Jin Hun Sohn, Sang Sup Autonomic, Respiratory and Subjective Effects of Long-term Exposure to Aversive Loud Noise: Tonic 2 2 37 ~ 42 1999 Choi, Kyung Hwa Lee, Effects in Accumulated Stress Model Estate Sokhadze Kyung Hwa Lee, Im Gap Yi, Development of Psychophysiological Indices for Discrete Emotions 2 2 43 ~ 52 1999 Jin Hun Sohn Soo Jung Lee, Myung Jae A study on the vocal characteristics of spoken emotional expressions 2 2 53 ~ 66 1999 Kim, Jeong Su Kim Jin Sook Lee, Eun Young A Study on developing Predictable Model of Make-Up Image Types according to the Color Sensibility 2 2 67 ~ 74 1999 Shin, Chang Soon Kim, Jong Analysis Il Kim, Kyung Suk Song S.
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    COREA SERIES Como Aman Los Hombre 2 Mi Destino 19 Bella Solitaria 3 No Me Olvides 20 Adonis, Flor de Invierno 4 Volvere Por Ti 21 Mascara de Cristal 5 El Secreto de mi Esposo 22 300 Años de Amor 6 Culpable Tu 23 Amor Musical 7 Mi Doble Vida 24 Capricho del Destino 8 Melodia del Destino 9 TURQUIA Mundos Opuestos 10 Esposa Joven 25 Mil Dias de Promesas 11 La Gran Revancha 26 Promesa de Amor 12 La Sombra de Cinar 27 Sindrome 13 Corazones Huerfanos 28 Volver Amar 14 Torn Between Two Worlds? 29 CHINA INDIA Amor Azul 15 Saras & Kumud 30 El Principe de la Pasta 16 Tumhari Pakhi 31 Chicas de O!cina 17 FILIPINAS Cautiva 18 Género: Romance Drama Comedia Escrito por: Kim Eun-sook Reparto: Jang Dong-gun Kin Ha-neul Kim Min-jong Lee Jong-hyuk País: Corea Del Sur Kim Do Jin es un hombre de - con!anza que conoce a Seo Yi Soo, y se enamora de ella. Para su sorpresa, ella no lo toma en cuenta y él descu- bre que ella está enamorada de su mejor amigo Im Tae San. Ante tal situación - comienza un amor unilateral por primera vez en su vida y con esfuerzo tratar de ganar su corazón. 2 Genero: Drama | Musica | Romance Shy y dulce Dok Mi pasa su vida evitando el contacto con la gente mientras ella espía al médico hunky que vive en el apartamento al Escrito por: Kim Eun-jung otro lado de la calle. Su existencia solitaria es interrumpida pronto Reparto: Park Shin-hye sin embargo por un muchacho saliente que acaba de moverse en Yoon Shi-yoon el vecindario.
  • Copyright by Min Jung Son 2004

    Copyright by Min Jung Son 2004

    Copyright by Min Jung Son 2004 The Dissertation Committee for Min Jung Son certifies that this is the approved version of the following dissertation: The Politics of the Traditional Korean Popular Song Style T’ŭrot’ŭ Committee: Stephen Slawek, Supervisor Gerard Béhague Martha Menchaca Avron Boretz Elizabeth Crist The Politics of the Traditional Korean Popular Song Style T’ŭrot’ŭ by Min Jung Son, B.M., M.M., M.M. Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of the University of Texas at Austin in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Doctoral of Philosophy The University of Texas at Austin May, 2004 Dedication To my husband Yn Bok Lee with gratitude and love Acknowledgements This dissertation would not have been possible without the extraordinary guidance of my dissertation committee. My deepest gratitude and sincere admiration must go to professor Stephen Slawek whose scholarship, insight, and advice have enhanced this project. I am indebted to professor Gerard Béhague for his invaluable advice and theoretical suggestions of the project. Special thanks are also due to professors Martha Menchaca, for her gracious, wise, and patient counsel; Avron Boretz, for his enthusiasm, expertise, and willingness to share his knowledge of East Asian popular culture; Elizabeth Crist, for her attention to detail and musicological abilities that continue to inspire my respect. I acknowledge the assistance and support of many informants of my fieldwork in 2002-2003: t’ŭrot’ŭ singers Kim Sŏn-Jung, Lawrence Cho, Han Song-Hŭi, Lee Su-Jin, Chŏng Hye-Ryŏn, T’ae Min, Ko Yŏng-Jun, and Sul Woon- Do; songwriters Park Nam-Ch’un, O Min-U, and Pan Wa-Yŏl; sound engineer Coi Dong-Kwon; producers Park Kŏ-Yŏl and Chŏng Chin-Yŏng; fans Kim Kwang-Jin and Kwon Yong-Ae.