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Kim, Hŭnggyu. “Pangja wa Malttugi: tu chŏnhyŏng ŭi pigyo” (Pangja and Malttugi: comparison of two human types). Hangukhak nonjip 5 (1978):103–113Google Scholar

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Kim Hŭnggyu “P'ansori ŭi sahoejŏk sŏngkyŏk kwa kŭ pyŏnmo” (P'ansori's social characteristics and their transformation). In Yesul kwa sahoe (Arts and society), ed. Hanguk sahoe kwahak yŏnguso. Minŭmsa, 1979

Kim Hŭnggyu Chosŏn hugi “Sigyŏng” non kwa si ŭi ŭisik (Late Chosŏn theories on the Book of Songs and poetic consciousness). Koryŏ taehakkyo Minjok munhwa yŏnguso, 1982

Kim Hŭnggyu “Kkoktu kaksi norŭm ŭi yŏngŭkchŏk konggan kwa sanbaji” (Dramatic space of puppet plays and the musician-interlocutor). In Hanguk ŭi minsok yesul (Korean folk arts). Munhak kwa chisŏngsa, 1988

Kim, Hŭnggyu “Sipku segi chŏngi p'ansori ŭi yŏnhaeng hwangyŏng kwa sahoejŏk kiban” (Early nineteenth-century p'ansori performative situation and social foundation). Ŏmun nonjip 30 (1991):1–42Google Scholar

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Kim Hyesun. “Munhakchŏk Changja wa Kim Suyŏng ui sidamnon pigyo yŏngu (A comparative study of literary Zhuangzi and Kim Suyŏng's poetic discourse). In Kim Suyŏng tasi ilkki (Rereading Kim Suyŏng). P'resŭ 21, 2000

Kim Hyŏnggyu. Hanguk pangŏn yŏngu (Study of Korean dialects). Ilchogak, 1982

Kim Hyŏnggyu Kogayo chusŏk (Annotated ancient songs). Ilchogak, 1983

Kim Hyŏnhyang. “Minjung yŏnhŭi ŭi chŏnt'ong kwa t'alch'um ŭi sŏngjang” (Tradition of popular plays and the growth of mask plays). In Minjok munhaksa kangjwa (Lectures on national literary history), vol. 1. Ch'angjak kwa pip'yŏngsa, 1995

Kim Illyŏl. “Hong Kiltong chŏn ŭi kujojŏk t'ongilsŏng” (Structural unity of the Tale of Hong Kiltong). In Chosŏn sosŏl ŭi kujo wa ŭimi (Structure and meaning of Chosŏn fiction). Hyŏngsŏl ch'ulp'ansa, 1984

Kim Illyŏl “Unyŏng chŏn ŭi sŏngkyŏk kwa ŭimi” (Nature and meaning of the Tale of Unyŏng). In Kojŏn sosŏl ŭi ihae (Understanding classic Korean fiction). Munhak kwa pip'yŏngsa, 1991

Kim Illyŏl Sugyŏng nangja chŏn yŏngu (Study of the Tale of Sugyŏng). Yŏngnak, 1999

Kim Ilsŏng. Uri hyŏngmyŏng esŏ ŭi munhak yesul ŭi immu (The role of literature in our revolution). P'yŏngyang: Chosŏn rodongdang ch'ulp'ansa, 1965

Kim Ilsŏng Hyŏngmyŏngjŏk munhak yesul ŭl ch'angjak halte taehayŏ (The creation of revolutionary literature). P'yŏngyang: Chosŏn rodongdang ch'ulp'ansa, 1978

Kim Kidong. “Kasa munhak ŭi hyŏngt'ae koch'al” (Study of the form of kasa). In Kasa munhak yŏngu (Studies in kasa literature), ed. Kugŏ kungmunhak hoe. Chŏngŭmsa, 1979

Kim Kijin. Kim P'albong munhak chŏnjip (Collected works of Kim Kijin). Edited by Hong Chŏngsŏng. 6 vols. Munhak kwa chisŏngsa, 1988–1989

Kim Kirim. Kim Kirim chŏnjip (Collected works of Kim Kirim). 6 vols. Simsŏltang, 1988

Kim Kwanggyun. Kim Kwanggyun chŏnjip (Collected works of Kim Kwanggyun), ed. Kim Haktong. Kukhak charyowŏn, 2002

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Kim Kyŏngsu. Yi Kyubo simunhak yŏngu (Studies in the poetry and prose of Yi Kyubo). Asea munhwasa, 1986

Kim Manjung. Sŏp'o manp'il (Random jottings of Kim Manjung). T'ongmungwan, 1971

Kim Mungi. Sŏmin kasa yŏngu (Studies in the commoner kasa). Hyŏngsŏl ch'ulp'ansa, 1983

Kim Myŏngho. “Yŏnam ŭi hyŏnsil insik kwa chŏn ŭi pyŏnmo yangsang” (Pak Chiwŏn's awareness of historical time and transformation of biography). In Chŏnhwangi Tongasia munhak (East Asian literature in the transitional period). Ch'angjak kwa pip'yŏngsa, 1990

Kim Myŏngho Yŏrha ilgi yŏngu (Study of Jehol Diary). Ch'angjak kwa pip'yŏngsa, 1990

Kim Myŏngsun. Saengmyŏng ŭi kwasil (Fruits of life). Hansŏng tosŏ chusik hoesa, 1925

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Kim Pusik. Samguk sagi (Historical records of the Three Kingdoms). Edited by Yi Pyŏngdo. Ŭryu, 1977

Kim Pyŏngch'ŏl. Hanguk kŭndae pŏnyŏk munhaksa yŏngu (Study of the history of translated literature in modern Korea). Ŭryu, 1988

Kim Sanghong. Tasan Chŏng Yagyong munhak yŏngu (Study of Chŏng Yagyong's literary works). Tongguk University Press, 1985

Kim Sanghun. “Chŏkpyŏk ka ŭi ibon kwa hyŏngsŏng yŏngu” (Study of different editions and formation of Song of Red Cliff). Ph.D. dissertation, Inha University, 1992

Kim Sangsŏn. “Ko sijo ŭi sŏngkyŏk” (The nature of classic sijo). In Sijo munhak yŏngu (Studies in the sijo). ed. Kugŏ kungmunhakkoe. Chŏngŭmsa, 1980

Kim Sisŭp. Maewŏltang sijip (Collected poetry of Kim Sisŭp). Asea munhwasa, 1973

Kim Sŏngbae et al., eds. Chuhae kasa munhak chŏnjip (Annotated collection of kasa literature). Chŏngyŏnsa, 1961

Kim Sowŏl. Kim Sowŏl chŏnjip (Collected works of Kim Sowŏl), ed. Kim Yongjik. Seoul taehakkyo ch'ulp'anbu, 1996

Kim Sŭnghŭi. Yi Sang si yŏngu (Study of Yi Sang's poetry). Pogosa, 1998

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Kim Tonguk. Ch'unhyang chŏn yŏngu (Study of the Tale of Ch'unhyang). Yŏnse taehakkyo ch'ulp'anbu, 1976

Kim Tonguk Hanguk kayo ŭi yŏngu sok (Continued studies in Korean songs). Iu ch'ulp'ansa, 1978

Kim Tonguk “‘To ijang ka’ ŭi munhŏn minsokhakchŏk koch'al” (A bibliographical and folkloristic study of “Dirge for Two Generals”). In Koryŏ sidae ŭi kayo munhak (Song literature of Koryŏ), ed. Kim Yŏlgyu and Sin Tonguk. Saemunsa, 1982

Kim Wanjin. Hyangga haedokpŏp yŏngu (Studies in the reading of Silla songs). Seoul taehakkyo ch'ulp'anbu, 1980

Kim Wanjin et al., eds. Munhak kwa ŏnŏ ŭi mannam (Meeting of literature and language). Singu munhwasa, 1996

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Kim Yŏlgyu and Sin Tonguk Han Yongun yŏngu (Studies in Han Yongun). Saemunsa, 1987

Kim Yŏngbae, ed. Sŏkpo sangjŏl (Detailed contents of the life history of Śākyamuni). 2 vols. Tongguk taehakkyo pulchŏn kanhaeng wiwŏnhoe, 1986

Kim Yongch'ŏl. Hanguk kŭndae siron ko (Studies in the theory of modern Korean poetry). Hyŏngsŏl ch'ulp'ansa, 1988

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Pak Hŭibyŏng “Sipch'il-segi Tongasia ŭi chŏllan kwa minjung ŭi sam: Kim Yongch'ŏl chŏn ŭi punsŏk” (Wars and people's lives in seventeenth-century East Asia: analysis of the Tale of Kim Yongch'ŏl). In Hanguk kŭndae munhaksa ŭi chaengchŏm (Critical issues in modern Korean literary history). Ch'angjak kwa pip'yŏngsa, 1990

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Pak Tujin. Susŏk yŏlchŏn (Connected traditions of water-washed stones). Ilchisa, 1974

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Pak Tujin Yeremiya ŭi norae (Song of Jeremiah). Ch'angjak kwa pip'yŏngsa, 1982

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Pak Ŭlsu. Hanguk kaehwagi chŏhang siga yŏngu (Studies in resistance poetry during Korea's enlightenment period). Sŏngmungak, 1985

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Pak Yongun. Koryŏ sidae sa (History of the Koryŏ dynasty). 2 vols. Ilchisa, 1989

Pak Yongun Koryŏ sidae ŭmsŏje wa kwagŏje yŏngu (The protected appointment system and civil service examination system in Koryŏ). Ilchisa, 1990

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Sa Chaedong. Pulgyogye kungmun sosŏl ŭi hyŏngsŏng kwajŏng yŏngu (Study of the formation of Buddhist fiction in Korean). Chungang ilbosa, 1994

Pak Yongun Hanguk munhak yut'ongsa ŭi yŏngu (Study of the circulation of Korean literature). Chungang inmunsa, 1999

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