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101. Hoedang and Jingakjong : Esoteric Buddhism in Contemporary Korea.

102. Obliterated Materiality: The Supremacy of the Book and Chosŏn Funerary Texts.

103. 'Chinese' hegemony from a Korean shi perspective: aretocracy in the early modern East Asia.

104. 미국내 발간된 한국음식관련 요리책에 나타난 한국음식과 음식문화 - 1930년대부터 1970년대 초까지 -.

105. Genetic analysis of mitochondrial DNA from ancient Equus caballus bones found at archaeological site of Joseon dynasty period capital area.

106. Indigenous Idea-based Historical Manuscript Collecting and Cataloging In Korea.

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

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

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

110. Reverse engineering as history and method: The Portuguese espingarda in Chosŏn Korea.

111. Broken history: Redefining eighteenth-century Korean portrait painting mounts.

112. Reorienting Reorient : East Asia and 15th-19th Century Joseon.

113. Letter from the Editors.

115. The Mangbaerye Examinations: Ming Loyalist Court Rituals and Royal Authority in Eighteenthand Nineteenth-Century Chosŏn.

116. The Study of KYOSIK-GARYONG . Published in the Early Joseon Dynasty.

117. How Had the Status of "the People" been Changed in Choson Period of Korea?

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

119. Wandering and Pursuing Dao: Zhu Xi's "Wuyi Boating Song" and Its Extension in Writings in Joseon Dynasty Korea.

120. Cao Đài and Gucheon Sangje: New Ethnical Grassroots Religions in Colonial Vietnam and Korea.

121. Power-Sharing and the Tug of War at the Royal Court: The Significance of Queen Munjeong's Restoration of Buddhism in Mid-Joseon Korea Reconsidered.

122. Reflectance transformation imaging for documenting changes through treatment of Joseon dynasty coins.

123. Geomagnetic declination derived from the positional records of Martian retrograde motion in 1491.

124. The Chosŏn Border Defense Council's Drifting Records of Chinese Vessels in Early Modern East Asia: A Quantitative Analysis of Statistically Salient Place Names and Common Nouns in the Pibyŏnsa Tŭngnok (1687–1880) Conversation Records.

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

127. Did Sejong the Great have ankylosing spondylitis? The oldest documented case of ankylosing spondylitis.

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

129. Korean Historical Documents Analysis with Improved Dynamic Word Embedding.

130. Introduction of Golf to Korea during the Japanese Occupation.

131. Role of addition of kaolin on the firing of white clay for Korean porcelain.

132. 조지 포크가 경험한 1884년 조선의 음식문화.

133. Compiling Diplomacy: Record-Keeping and Archival Practices in Chosŏn Korea.

134. The Late Chosŏn Korean Catholic Archives: Documenting this World and the Next.

135. Vernacular Itineraries: Korean Letters from Family to National Archive.

136. Culling Archival Collections in the Koryŏ-Chosŏn Transition.

137. Classification of the Era Emotion Reflected on the Image Using Characteristics of Color and Color-Based Classification Method.

139. Meteorite Records in Korean History.

140. Story of the Eastern Chamber: Dilemmas of Vernacular Language and Political Authority in Eighteenth-Century Chosŏn.

142. Heo Jun: physician of the people.

143. VISUAL ANALYSIS FOR VOTING RELATIONSHIPS IN JOSEON DYNASTY, KOREA.

144. The Politics of Commemoration: Patronage of Monk-General Shrines in Late Chosŏn Korea.

145. Bodies of Texts: Women Calligraphers and the Elite Vernacular Culture in Late Chosŏn Korea (1392–1910).

146. Note from the Editor.

147. Research from Yonsei University Has Provided New Data on Health and Medicine (The exchange of medicine with Japan during the Koryo Dynasty era and its characteristics -A case of 'East Asian Medicine'-).

148. Imagined territory: Paektusan in late Chosŏn maps and writings.

149. Buddhism during the Chosŏn Dynasty (1392-1910): A Collective Trauma?

150. A historical analysis of language policy and language ideology in the early twentieth Asia: a case of Joseon, 1910-1945.