Hanse Yes24 Cultural Foundation Selects 10 Humanities Papers... Total Support of 120 Million KRW

Hansei YES24 Cultural Foundation announced on the 31st that it will select 10 papers and provide 120 million KRW in support for the pure humanities research and development in Korea. As part of the '2nd Humanities Research Support Project,' research funds of up to 12 million KRW per paper will be provided. The research funds will be paid in installments according to the stages, and full support will be given only for papers published in KCI-registered journals or international academic journals (A&HCI, SCOPUS) after the completion of the research. The award ceremony was held on the morning of the 31st at the Dong-A Publishing headquarters training center of the Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business in Yeouido, Seoul, with Baek Sumi, Chairperson of Hansei YES24 Cultural Foundation, in attendance.

On the morning of the 31st, attendees are taking a commemorative photo at the award ceremony held at the Dong-A Publishing headquarters education center in the Korea Federation of Small and Medium Business building in Yeouido, Seoul.
[Photo by Hanse Yes24 Cultural Foundation]

The selected papers are as follows.

▲ Between Fairy Tales and Yi Hwa: Overseas Koreans in the Works of Lee Min-jin (Underwood International College, Yonsei University)

▲ Basic Research on the 7th Century Sanskrit D?f?n Y?nj?ng Manuscript and Analysis of Textual Fluidity (Dongguk University)

▲ A Study on the Effectiveness of English Education Using ChatGPT (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology)

▲ Research on Indian Intellectual History through ‘Mirror and Image’: From the Perspectives of Literary Rhetoric, Philosophical Self-awareness, and Esoteric Prophetic Rituals (Institute of Humanities, Gyeongsang National University)

▲ From Text to Landscape: The Transition of Realistic Landscape Paintings in the 17th and 18th Centuries and Jeong Seon’s True-view Landscape Paintings (Kyujanggak Institute for Korean Studies, Seoul National University)

▲ Comparative Study of Royal and Yangban Family Correspondence through a 17th Century Hangul Letter Database (College of Liberal Arts, Daegu Haany University)

▲ A. Solzhenitsyn and the Trends of 21st Century Russian Ideology (Institute of International Area Studies, Gyeongsang National University)

▲ Reconsideration of Phenomenological Literary Research Methodology (Department of Korean Language and Literature BK21 Education and Research Group, Yonsei University)

▲ Philosophical Inquiry into Aging: Focusing on the Issue of Enhancement (Department of Philosophy, Ewha Womans University)

▲ Changes in Prisons and Human Rights during the Korean Empire Period (Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences, Incheon National University, Incheon Studies Institute)

Baek Sumi, Chairperson of Hansei YES24 Cultural Foundation, said, “We are grateful for the great interest and support from many researchers,” and added, “We will continue to support pure humanities researchers so that the humanities, which are the foundation of society, can continuously develop.”

Hansei YES24 Cultural Foundation is a social contribution foundation established in 2014 by Kim Dong-nyeong, Chairman of Hansei YES24 Holdings, who donated his private assets. It carries out various social contribution projects such as operating overseas volunteer groups for university students to help Korea and Asian countries understand each other’s cultures beyond economic cooperation, providing scholarships for foreign students in Korea, holding art exhibitions introducing works by promising Asian writers, publishing Southeast Asian literature series, and supporting academic research.

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