S/N Korean Humanities is a peer-reviewed journal published biannually in March and September by the Institute of Humanities for Unification (IHU) at Konkuk University, Seoul, Korea. Launched in March 2015, S/N Korean Humanities offers a unique forum of debate for the role of the humanities in promoting communication, healing, and integration of Koreans everywhere and is the first to highlight integrated Korean studies by bridging Hangukhak and Chosŏnhak.
Journal Abbreviation: S/N Korean Humanities
Frequency: Biannual
Doi Prefix: 10.17783/IHU
ISSN: 2384-0668 (Print)
ISSN: 2384-0692 (Online)
Inaugural Issue: March 2015
Publisher: Institute of Humanities for Unification (IHU)
Current Issue
Editor's Introduction
New Research on Everyday Life in North Korea
S/N Korean Humanities :: Vol.10 No.2 pp.9-13
Feature Articles
Gender Equality in North and South Korea: Continuity and Change
S/N Korean Humanities :: Vol.10 No.2 pp.17-47
Pyongyang Raengmyon as a Constructed National Food Symbol of the DPRK
S/N Korean Humanities :: Vol.10 No.2 pp.49-70
Book Review
Ko Sung-man et al. Pip’anjŏk 4·3 yŏn’gu [A Critical Study of the April 3 Incident]. Seoul: Hangroo, 2023. 326 Pages. ISBN: 9791168670891.
S/N Korean Humanities :: Vol.10 No.2 pp.73-80
Interview
An Interview with Jae-Jung Suh
S/N Korean Humanities :: Vol.10 No.2 pp.83-101