We are happy to announce that the latest issue of the Seoul Journal of Korean Studies is now available via Project MUSE (https://muse.jhu.edu/issue/55565) and KISS (https://kiss.kstudy.com/Detail/Jr?Ins=2404&Jur=30887&Vol=38&Num=2). For the list of articles published in this issue, please see below.

 

 

Seoul Journal of Korean Studies - Vol. 38, No. 2 (December 2025)

 

Theme Issue — Diversity and Difference in Korean Catholicism

Franklin D. RAUSCH and Jieun HAN, Guest Editors’ Introduction

Shalon PARK, Care Under Empire: Catholic Orphanages and Colonial Welfare in Korea, 1888–1945

Michel CHAMBON, The Dialogic Culturation of Mother Mary in South Korea: Between Universal Aspirations and Local Footprints

Franklin D. RAUSCH, Through a Glass Darkly: Contemporary Korean Catholic Portrayals of Paul Yun Jichung

 

Articles

Hye Min YUN, From Site of Tragedy to Commemorative Space: King Jeongjo’s Reorganization of Palace Space and the Reconfiguration of Crown Prince Sado’s Memory

Suyoung SON, Cookbooks and the Making of Women’s Authorship in the 1933 Copyright Case

Felipe DALL’AVA, Hallyu Sociolinguistic Repercussions in Brazil: The Language Uses of Brazilian Virtual Communities through K-Drama Online Groups

 

Review Article

Kang Hahn LEE, Monumental Achievements for Mongol Empire Studies: Celebration and Analysis