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1. A New Perspective on Royal Kiln White Porcelain in the 16th-century Joseon Dynasty: Supply and Demand.

2. The Politics of Gift-Giving and Diplomatic Gifts in Traditional Korea.

3. Joseon gogo yeongu: Analyzing and Visualizing the Field of Archaeological Research in North Korea from 1986 to 2019.

4. An East Asian Perspective on Ceramic Exchange between Ming China and Joseon.

5. Joseon Paintings in Japan: Cultural Biography of Objects.

6. The Symbols and Cultural Implications of the Court Music of the Joseon Dynasty.

7. The Last Majestic Ornamentation of Royal Portraits of the Joseon Dynasty: The Construction of New Seonwonjeon Hall in Changdeokgung Palace in 1921 and Court Paintings.

8. Research on the Contacts and Composition of Repartee Poems and Prose between Vietnamese and Joseon Envoys in China: Reports from Vietnam.

9. Subversive Eyes: Relocating Korean Du Fu in the Network of Exegeses.

10. For Whom the Line is Drawn: Korean Indigenous Conceptions of Boundary in the 19th Century and Changes in the Colonial Period.

11. A Muslim Intellectual in Korea: Abdürreşid İbrahim (1857-1944) and Situating Korea in the Pan-Asian World Order.

12. The Inheritance and Spread of Confucianism in East Asia: The Spread of Qiu Jun's 丘濬 Jiali yijie 家禮儀節 in China and Korea.

13. Unanticipated Achievements: The Diffusion of Finger Severing and Relevant Discourse at the Joseon Court in the 15th–16th Centuries.

14. Ideas on the Public and the Private of 18thcentury Joseon Confucian Scholar Seongho Yi Ik.

15. Physical Expression as "Moving Text" in the Korean Bongsan Mask Dance.

16. Displaying Global Gifts at Nikkō Tōshōgū: The Joseon King's Gift for the Tokugawa Shogun.

17. Goryeo Celadon as a Diplomatic Gift in the Late Joseon and Modern Periods.

18. Royal Dragon Jars in the Joseon Dynasty: Perspectives of Rituals, Hierarchy, and Desire.

19. The Characteristics of Blue-and-white Porcelain Consumption and Trends during the First Half of Joseon Seen through Excavated Artifacts.

20. Changdeokgung Palace Complex and the Royal Tombs of the Joseon Dynasty.

21. Ulleungdo and the Island Policy of the Joseon Period.

22. Rodrigues the Gift-Giver: A Korean Envoy's Portrayal of His Encounter with a Jesuit in 1631.

23. The Zhonghua Community Strategy in the Early Joseon Dynasty: The Establishment of Rituals and the Change in Ming's Attitude toward Joseon.

24. Making Sense of the Imperial Pivot: Metaphor Theory and the Thought of King Jeongjo.

25. The Horak Debate in Eighteenth-Century Joseon.

26. "Questions to the Creator" in Korean Intellectual History.

27. Widows' Heir Adoption Seen through Legal Disputes in Late Joseon Korea: Focusing on the Position of the Eldest Daughter-in-law.

28. The Role of Laity in Rebuilding Buddhist Devotional and Material Culture in the Late Joseon.

29. To Remember the Ming: Eighteenth-Century Joseon Envoys and their Interpreters on the Ming-Qing Transition.

30. The Spectrum of Studies on the History of Joseon Buddhism and a New Understanding of the Korean Buddhist Tradition.

31. Dining Elegance and Authenticity: Archaeology of Royal Court Cuisine in Korea.

32. Dreams in Wartime: Dream Records and Dream Interpretation Recorded in 1592 in O Huimun's Swaemirok (Record of a Refugee 瑣尾錄).

34. Buddhism and the Afterlife in the Late Joseon Dynasty: Leading Souls to the Afterlife in a Confucian Society.

35. Queen Munjeong's (1501-1565) Statecraft and Buddhist View in Confucian Joseon.

36. Social Stigmas of Buddhist Monastics and the Lack of Lay Buddhist Leadership in Colonial Korea (1910-1945).

37. Rhetoric, Ritual, and Political Legitimacy: Justifying Yi Seong-gye's Ascension to the Throne.

38. Dasan's Metacritique on the Seongni Debate in Joseon Neo-Confucianism.

39. A Weeping Man and the Mourning Ritual: Literati Writing and the Rhetoric of Funeral Oration in Eighteenth-Century Joseon.

40. Uncovering the Confucian Foundation of Public Sector Welfare in Joseon.

41. Ridicule through Lotus: The Anti-Confucian Discourse in Shin Yun-bok's Painting Language.

42. Korean Perceptions of Japan during the Great Han Empire and the Japanese Annexation of Korea.

43. Was Joseon a Model or an Exception? Reconsidering the Tributary Relations during Ming China.

44. Discursive Structures and Cultural Features of Nak-ron Thought in Late Joseon Korea.