Peoples

Inseop Shin

Personal Profile

  • Director, Academy of Mobility Humanities (2018.06 ~)
  • Editor-in-Chief, Mobility Humanities (2022.01~)
  • Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism (2015.01~)
  • Editorial Board Member, Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature (2017.03~)
  • Academician, The International Association for Ethical Literary Criticism(IAELC) (2014~)
  • Dean, Konkuk University Graduate School of Education (2016.09. ~ 2020.08.)
  • Editor-in-Chief, The Japanese Language Literature Association of Korea (2015.03~)
  • President, The Japanese Language Literature Association of Korea (2013.03. ~ 2015.02.)

Research Outputs

  • “The Review of Greek Lessons by Nobel Prize-Winning Author Han Kang: Examined Through the Lens of Ethical Literary Criticism,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 9(4), 2025.
  • “The Review of “Koreans in Japan” Novels Through the Lens of Ethical Literary Criticism: Lee Yangji’s Nabi T’aryong and Other Stories,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 8(4), 2024.
  • “Reading Takeo Arishima’s Literature through ‘Mobility’: An Interpretative Approach in Japanese Literary Education,” Journal of Japanese Studies 102, 2024.
  • “Protagonist Theory in Japanese Literature Classrooms: Focusing on Takeo Arishima’s A Certain Woman,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 103, 2024.
  • “Exploring Mobile Lifestyles and Virtual Communities: The Narrative Structure and Emotional Impact of “Train Man”,” Journal of Japanese Culture 101, 2024.
  • “The Island Literature Museum in Korea,” Kritika Kultura Vol. 43, 2024.
  • “A Study on Shohei Ooka’s Portrait of Clouds from the Perspective of ‘Post-war’ Japanese Television FrequencyChannel,” The Journal of Humanities and Social Science 14(1), 2023.
  • “Diversification of Korean Americans and Digital Diaspora: Online Community Activities of Parents with Half Korean Children,” Contemporary Society and Multiculture Vol. 13, No. 1, 2023.
  • “Zainichi Narratives and Community Ethics Represented in Multicultural Literature PACHINKO,” Journal of Japanese Culture 96, 2023.
  • “A Mobility Writer’s Place-Focusing on Takeo Arishima,”  Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 95, 2022.
  • “The Feasibility of Applying Ethical Literary Criticism to Korean Literary Education,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 5(2), 2021.
  • “Rereading Ooka Shohei’s Fires on the Plain: Focused on the Movement of a Soldier and the Character,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 88, 2021.
  • “Transition of Mobility in Zainichi Text: Focusing on Kazuki Kaneshiro’s “The Zombies” Series,” Japanese Language and Literature 89, 2021.
  • “Exploring Humanistic Layers of Urban Travel Representation, Imagination, and Speculation,” Transfers 9(3), 2019.
  • “On the Representation of Kerria Japonica in Classic Japanese Literature: Focusing on the Changes in the View of Kerria Japonica,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 2(3), 2018.
  • “Post-colonial Narratives of Korean-Japanese Literature: Ethical Issues for the Displaced,” UNITAS 91(1), 2018.
  • “Ethics in Korean Diaspora Literature in Japan: Writing of Inverted Guilt and Confession,” Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 45(3), 2018.
  • “Introduction: The Diaspora Thinking and Culture in East Asia,” Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 45(3), 2018.
  • “A Narrative of Those on the Move: The Case of Takeo Arishima,” KRITIKA KULTURA 28, 2017.
  • “Ethics of Father and Son in Ri’s 流域へ (Watershed Above) and Kaneshiro’s GO,” CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture 17(5), 2015.
  • “Book Review: Byung-ho CHUNG, DoYoung Song, The Multicultural Space of South Korea,” Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 42(5), 2015.
  • “The Meaning of the Research of Diasporic Literature: Focusing on the Ethics of Diasporic Literature of the Korean in Japan,” Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 5(1), 2015.
  • “Communication Strategy of Diaspora Narrative -Focusing on Lee Hoe-seong’s “Watershed Above”,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 60, 2014.
  • “Confession as an Ethical Device in the Formation of Modern Japanese Literature,” Foreign Literature Studies 36(1), 2014.
  • “Community Ethics Anomie and Trauma Treatment: A Review of Haruki Murakami’s Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and Years of Pilgrimage,” FOREIGN LITERATURE STUDIES 35(6), 2013.
  • “A Study on “A Certain Woman” by Takeo Arishima -Focusing on the Motif of Immigration,” The Comparative Study of World Literature 37, 2011.
  • “A Study on the “Descendants of Cain” by Takeo Arishima -Focusing on the Diaspora as an Auxiliary Narrative,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 51, 2011.
  • “A Study on Arishima-Takeo: Focusing on Anguish of Narratio,” Korean Japanese of Japanese Language and Literature 55, 2011.
  • “A study on the “Hero-Narrative” in the Japanese Novel since the late Nineteenth century​,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 46, 2010.
  • Topography of Diaspora, Seoul: LP, 2018.
  • The Izu Dancer·Senbazuru·Lake, Seoul: Eulyoo Press, 2010.
  • Asia and Diaspora, Seoul: Jigeumyogi, 2009.
  • The Contrast of Modern and Contemporary Japanese Literature, Seoul: Japan Research 21, 2009.
  • A Study on Modern Cultural Exchange and Relationships in Northeast Asia, China Weihai: Shandong University Press, 2008.
  • Cultural Representations of East Asia, Seoul: Pagijong Press, 2007.
  • Novel Theory – and Modern Times, Seoul: Konkuk University Press, 2006.
  • Walks in the Literary Classics, Paju: Hama Press, 2004.
  • The Sound of the Mountain, Seoul: Woongjindotcom, 2003.
  • The Flow of Japanese Literature 2, Seoul: Knoupress, 2000.
  • The Game of Contemporaneity, Seoul: Koreaone Press, 1997.
  • The Sound of the Mountain, Seoul: Woongjin Press, 1995.

Jooyoung Kim

Personal Profile

  • Academy of Mobility Humanities, Deputy Director (2018.06 ~)
  • Mobility Humanities Education Center, Director (2018.06 ~)
  • Mobility Humanities, Associate Editor (2022.01~ )
  • International Journal of Diaspora and Cultural Criticism, Editorial Board Member (2020.07~ )
  • The Japanese Language and Literature Association of Korea, Vice President (2021.03 ~2023.02 )

Research Outputs

  • “Reinterpreting Kaneshirō Kazuki’s GO: The Structure of Mobility, Infrastructure, and Affect,” Journal of Japanology, 2025.
  • “Reinterpreting Miyamoto Yuriko’s Nobuko through Infrastructure Analysis,” The Comparative Study of World Literature, 2025.
  • “The Ethics of Reading Revisited in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” ANQ: A Quarterly Journal of Short Articles, Notes and Reviews, 2025.
  • “Youtube digital storytelling of Korean uninhabited Islands,” Kritika Kultura 44, 2024.
  • “A Cross-Section of Korean People’s Thoughts on the Immobility Situation Caused by the COVID-19 Pandemic,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 14(1), 2024.
  • “The Narratives of Mobility in Literary Texts: Three Types of Novels in Korea and Japan,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 13(1), 2023.
  • “A Study on Reconstruction of Movement and Space in Bashō’s Haiku: Movement and Space on Horse,” Kritika Kultura 38, 2022
  • “A Korean Mobility-Themed Novel Read from an Ethical Literary Criticism Perspective: The Green Juice Girl has No Time for sorrow”, Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 5(4), 2021
  • “Considerations for the Direction of Mobility Humanities Education: Focused on Study Cases of the Mobility Humanities Education Center of Konkuk University,” European Journal of Korean Studies 20, 2021.
  • “Islamic Butcher Shop Read as a Refugee Novel,” KRITIKA KULTURA​ 36, 2021.​
  • “The Narrative of Mobility and Immovability -Focused on Yuriko Miyamoto’s Bansyu-Heya-,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 85, 2020.
  • “Exploring Humanistic Layers of Urban Travel Representation, Imagination, and Speculation,” Transfers 9(3), 2019.
  • “Reinterpreting the literature of Miyamoto Yuriko through mobility,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 82, 2019.
  • “Reconstruction and Disaster Awareness through Nuclear Disaster Area as a Mobility Crisis – and ‘Fukushima’ and Revival of “Fukushima”-,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 79, 2018.
  • “Mobility to Homeland Depicted in Narrations in Korean-Japanese Literature: The Meaning of ‘Boarding House’ in Yuhee by Yangji Lee and ‘Hawaii’ in GO by Kazuki Kaneshiro,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 8(2), 2018.
  • “A Study on the Cosmology in Lühichunqiu: Focusing on “Huandao” and “Dayue”,” Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 45(4), 2018.
  • “A Study on Kasei Ri’s Watershed Above (『流域へ』): the Strategy of the Mobility Narrative in the Description of Guilt,” Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 102(2), 2017.
  • “Ism and Miyamoto Yuriko’s Literature -Problems of Writer’s Narrative Strategies and Interpretation of Texts,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 73, 2017.
  • “A study on Miyamoto Yuriko’s Ethical Choice in Her Novel Writing​,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature​ 1(1), 2017.
  • “Reading of the Texts of Korean Japanese Literature as an Educational Material of Multicultural Literature- Focused on “Yu-hee (由熙)” by Yang-ji Lee,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 72, 2017.
  • “The Identity of a Young Intellectual of Colonial Korea: Focusing on Into the Light by Sa-ryang Kim,” KRITIKA KULTURA 28, 2017.​
  • “Miyamoto Yuriko’s literature landscape and sensibility -proletarian literature and feminism in amplitude-,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 64, 2015.
  • “Ethics of Father and Son in Ri’s 流域へ (Watershed Above) and Kaneshiro’s GO,” Comparative Literature and Culture​ 17(5), 2015.​
  • “Trends of Studies on Japanese Literature in Korea- Centered on Modern Literature,” Foreign Literature Studies 37(3), 2015.
  • “New Horizon for Interpretation of Multicultural Literature in Korea: Centered on Multicultural Imagination Shown in Son Hong-gyu’s Novel and Ha Jong-oh’s Poetic Literature,” Universitas-Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 492, 2015.
  • “A Possibility of Japanese Literature Education at the University -The Wary that is Complete Dependence on the Political and Economic Thinking-,” Japanese Studies 38, 2015.
  • “A study on Korean Japanese Literary Magazine “Minto”-Bibliographic Review of Lee Hoesung,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 62, 2014.
  • “Korean Japanese Literature as a Multicultural Text: Focusing on Kazuki Kaneshiro’s novel, GO,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 61, 2014.
  • “China at the Crossroads of Globalism and Localism -A Review of Jungrae Jo’s Great Jungle,” Foreign Literature Studies 36(1), 2014.
  • “A trap of modern female identity – Miyamoto Yuriko’s Nobuko,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 57, 2013.
  • “A perspective on America of Miyamoto Yuriko,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 55, 2012.
  • “Nobuko Reading through Miyamoto Yuriko’s Note for Aru Onna,” Journal of Japanese Language Education Association 62, 2012.
  • “Miyamoto Yuriko’s feminine writing- through the marriage motif Nobuko and Anyakouro,” The Comparative Study of World Literature 41, 2012.
  • “An Analytic Study on Body Representation Appearing in Literary Works Written by Miyamoto Yuriko,” ​Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 53, 2012.
  • “An Analytic Study on Main Characters Appearing ​in Literary Works Written by Miyamoto Yuriko,” The Journal of Japanese Studies 35(1), 2012.
  • “Kim Sa-rayang’s 『into the light』 through the empire of the crack,” The Comparative Study of World Literature 37, 2011.
  • “A study on 『Banshu heya』of Miyamoto Yuriko: August 15, 1945 landscapes and empire of the postwar,” Journal of Japanese Language Education Association 58, 2011.
  • “A study on Japanese Post-Modern Literature through the concealment maternal affection,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 49, 2011.
  • “A study on Japanese Modern Novel’s Movement and Exchange: An Overall Revaluation as to the Literatural World of Miyamoto Yuriko,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 56, 2011.
  • “Reading Current Japan’s Narration of Youth Focused on ‘symbol’ in Tokyo Tower of Ekuni Kaori,” Japanese Studies 48, 2011.
  • “A study on the identity of the intellectuals of the colonial: Kim Sa Rhang’s Into the light,” Journal of Japanese Language Education Association 55, 2011.
  • “A Look into Zainithis’s Academic Knowledge on Diaspora and the Method of Genealogy,” Asian Cultural Studies 19, 2010.
  • Diaspora and Mobility, Seoul: LP, 2021.
  • Mobility and Text Studies, Seoul: LP, 2021.
  • Mobility Technology and the Aesthetics of Text, Seoul: LP, 2020.
  • Criticism of Korean Multiculturalism, Seoul: LP, 2018.
  • Literature, Ethnicity, Nation, between Zainichi literature and Empire, Seoul: Jigeumyogi, 2012.
  • Cherry Tree and Magic Whistle, Seoul: Japan Research 21, 2010. (Translation)
  • Japan’s Coveting Korea 100 Years Ago, Seoul: Japan Research 21, 2010. (Translation)
  • Asia and Diaspora, Seoul: Jigeumyogi, 2009.
  • Cultural Representations of East Asia, Seoul: Pagijong Press, 2007.
  • Japanese Word Power, Seoul: Donginrang, 1995.

Jinhyoung Lee

Personal Profile

  • Mobility Humanities, Associate Editor (2022.01. ~ )
  • Mobilities, Editorial Board Member (2023.01 ~ )
  • The International Association for the History of Transport, Traffic and Mobility (T2M), Executive Committee (EC) member (2021.11. ~)
  • Book Series “Posthumanities and Citizenship Futures” (Rowman and Littlefield), A member of the Advisory Board (2021.9. ~ )
  • The Antoninus Journal, Associate Editor for the Humanities (2021.02. ~ )
  • Tugkad, Editorial Board Member (2022.01 ~ )
  • International Journal of Diaspora and Cultural Criticism, Editorial Board Member (2020.07. ~ )
  • Modern Korean Literature Association, Editorial Board Member (2016.01. ~ )

Research Outputs

  • “An Island Adrift,” Kritika Kultura Vol. 49, 2026.
  • “Infrastructuring Migration Studies in the Asian Context”, Mobility Humanities 5(1), 2026.
  • “Infrastructure Humanities and Infrastructural Text Studies”, International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 15(2), 2025.
  • “Mobilities, Aesthetics and Ethics,” Mobility Humanities 4(1), 2025.
  • “Climate change, planetary biographies, and symbioticmobility,” Mobilities 19(5), 2024.
  • “Mobility Necropolitics and Harmless Islanders,” Kritika Kultura Vol. 43, 2024.
  • “Mobility, Empire, and “Island” in Colonial Korea,” Kritika Kultura Vol. 40, 2023.
  • “An Introduction to the Afterlife of “On the Road”,” Kritika Kultura Vol. 38, February, 2022.
  • “Mobility Infrastructure, Literary Ethics, and Anti-Colonial Politics,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 5-4, 2021.
  • “Introduction to the Kritike Special Issue: Philosophical Thoughts in the Age of High Mobility,” KRITIKE 14-3, 2021.
  • “Mobility Biopolitics and the Aquarium as a Paradigm of Political Space,” KRITIKE 14-3, 2021.
  • “Mobile Imperialism and its Fissure in Colonial Chosŏn: Centering on Kim Namch’ŏn’s “To Chŏllyŏng,” European Journal of Korean Studies 20-2, 2021.
  • “Colonial Mobility and the Biopolitics of the Colonial Non-Place,” Kritika Kultura 36, 2021.
  • “Textual Representation of Colonial Mobilities and the Politics of Emancipation,” UNIVERSITAS-MONTHLY REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURE 47(5), 2020.
  • “Exploring Humanistic Layers of Urban Travel Representation, Imagination, and Speculation,” Transfers 9(3), 2019.
  • “Colonial Mobility System and the Politics of Interspace,” ​Gubo Hakbo 23​, 2019.
  • “The “Uprooted” Japanese Identity in the Era of Post-War and the Emotional Sources of Anti-Korea(n) Sentiment: Focused on Oe Kenzaburo(大江健三郎)’s The Football of the First Year of Manen,” ​Japanese Studies​ 31​, 2019.
  • “An Alternative Understanding of Diaspora and Its Theoretical Impasse (Book Review),” The Journal of Multicultural Society 12(1), 2019.
  • “Living the Difference,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 9(1), 2019.
  • “New Mobilities Paradigm and Mobility-Based Textual Research Method,” Journal of Popular Narrative 24(4), 2018.
  • “A Study on the Perspective for Zainichi Literary Studies in the High-Mobility Era,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 8(2), 2018.
  • “Art vs. Politics – Criticism on the Novel in Early Modern Korea,” UNITAS 91(1), 2018.
  • “Haim Haza​n, The Critical Reconsideration on the Hybridity in the Global Era (Review on Against Hybridity),” UNIVERSITAS-MONTHLY REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURE 45(3), 2018.
  • “Im Hwa, Hybridity, and the Anti-Colonial Politics of Modern Korean Literature,” KRITIKA KULTURA 30/31, 2018.
  • “The Colonial Korean, Native Diaspora, and his Death,” Journal of Popular Narrative 23, 2017.
  • “The Extended Understanding of Adaptation and The Politics of Intertextuality,” Journal of Popular Narrative 22(4), 2016.
  • “Ōoka Shōhei’s Cognition of “Post – War” in Japan,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 69, 2016.
  • “Popular Narrative and The “Ethical Turn” in Literature,” Journal of Popular Narrative 22(2), 2016.
  • “National Literature, Third World Literature, and The Literature of Salvation,” The Journal of Humanities 37, 2016.
  • “The “Leisure” and The Infertile hétérotopie in Colonial Era,” Literary Criticism 57, 2015.
  • “Mass Media and The Imagination of Multicultural “Talk”,” Universitas-Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 42(5), 2015.
  • “The Utopia of Police and The (Im)possibility of Politics,” The Journal of Korean Studies 37, 2015.
  • “The aporia of ‘history’ discourse and the problem of its overcoming in Late Japanese Colonial Period,” Journal of Modern Korean Literature 29, 2014.
  • “Trust, Filial Piety, and Another Morality,” The Journal of Korean Studies 32, 2014.
  • “‘The birth of a baby’ and the future of ‘Imperial subjects’,” Journal of Popular Narrative 30, 2013.
  • “Lamp-focused on the integration of reading, discussion, writing,” Journal of Korean Modern Literature 51, 2013.
  • “Imhwa and the politics of literature,” Literary Criticism 46, 2012.
  • “Kim Nam-cheon, Speculation on ‘History’ in Late Colonial Era,” The Journal of Literary Theory 47, 2011.
  • Mobility, Ethos, Common Culture, Seoul: LP, 2023.
  • Mobility and Text Studies, Seoul: LP, 2021.
  • Slices of (Mobile) Life, Seoul: LP, 2021. (Translation)
  • Mobile/Immobile: Choices and Rights for 2030, Seoul: LP, 2021. (Translation)
  • Mobility Technology and the Aesthetics of Text, Seoul: LP, 2020.
  • Against Hybridity, Seoul: LP, 2020. (Translation)
  • Text, Technology, Mobility, Seoul: LP, 2019.
  • Mobility and Humanities, Seoul: LP, 2019. (Translation)
  • Korean Studies and Emotional Education, Seoul: LP, 2018.
  • Adaptation Theory, Seoul: LP, 2017. (Translation)
  • After Hybridity, Seoul: LP, 2017.
  • Topography of Diaspora, Seoul: LP, 2016.
  • Criticism of Korean Multiculturalism, Seoul: LP, 2016.
  • Gu Jung-Seo, Walk with His Literature, Seoul: Somyong, 2015.
  • Theories of Novel of the Colonial Korea in the Late 1930’s, Seoul: Somyong, 2013.
  • Modern Society and Critical Writing, Seoul: Pagijong Press, 2013.
  • Mikhail Bakhtin: Creation of a Prosaics, Seoul: Chaeksesang, 2006. (Translation)

Taehee Kim

Personal Profile

  • Mobility Humanities, Associate Editor (2022.01~ )
  • International Journal of Diaspora and Cultural Criticism, Chair of the Ethics Committee (2020.07~ )
  • Korean Society for Phenomenology, Editor-in-Chief (2017.01 ~ 2018.12.)
  • Korean Society for Phenomenology, General Director (2015.01 ~ 2016.12.)
  • Park Wan-seo Foundation, Research Fellow (2013.06 ~ 2014.02.)
  • Institute of Humanities in Seoul National University, Researcher (2013.02 ~ 2014.02.)
  • Husserl Archiv in University of Cologne, Gastforscher (2008.09. ~ 2009.02.)

Research Outputs

  • “Climate-Infrastructure in the Anthropocene: From the Perspective of Infrastructure Humanities,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism 15(2), 2025.
  • “Climate and Politics: Joel Wainwright on Climate Leviathan,” Mobility Humanities 4(2), 2025.
  • “Maritime (Im)mobility and Heterotopia: Jeju Island in South Korea,” Kritika Kultura 47, 2025.
  • “The mobility biography of things and the climate emergency,” Mobilities 19(5), 2024.
  • “Migrant Capital and Interculturalism of the North Korean Migrants in the Age of Transnational Migration,” Journal of the Humanities for Unification 99, 2024.
  • “A Phenomenological Study of Islandness as a Global Sense of Place,” Kritika Kultura 44, 2024.
  • “Intermateriality Between Humans and Non-Humans in the Climate Crisis of the High Mobility Era,” Wonkwang Journal of Humanities Vol.24, No.3, 2023.
  • “Significance and Limitations of Naturalizing the Phenomenology of Time-Consciousness,” Study of Humanities Vol.39, 2023.
  • “Phenomenology and Neuroscience of Time-Consciousness: Focusing on Neurophenomenology as Humanities-Based Convergence Research,” Korean Journal of Converging Humanities Vol.11, No.2, 2023.
  • “Global Ethics of Place in the Era of High Mobility,” Sogang Journal of Humanities 65, 2022.
  • “An Interview with Thomas Nail,” Mobility Humanities Vol. 2, No. 1, 2023.
  • “Introduction: Ontology of Movement as a Framework for the Mobility Studies,” Mobility Humanities Vol. 2, No. 1, 2023.
  • “Global Ethics of Place in the Era of High Mobility,” Sogang Journal of Humanities 65, 2022.
  • “Interview with Mimi Sheller,” Mobility Humanities Vol.1, 2022.
  • “Introduction: Mobility Justice and the Era of (Post-)Pandemic,” Mobility Humanities Vol. 1, 2022.
  • “Ethics of Place in a High-Mobility Era from the Perspective of Ethical Literary Criticism,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature 5(4), 2021.
  • “From Immobility to Mobility: The Korean DMZ as a Heterotopia,” European Journal of Korean Studies 20(2), 2021.
  • “How Mobility Technologies Change Our Lived Experiences: A Phenomenological Approach to the Sense of Agency in the Autonomous Vehicle,” Kritike 14(3), 2021.
  • “Significance of Kinaesthesis for Mobility Humanities: A Phenomenological Contribution to the New Mobilities Paradigm,” Universitas – Monthly Review of Philosophy and Culture 47(5), 2021.
  • “A Methodological Consideration on the Convergence Research between Philosophy and Sciences – A Meta-research on Front-loading Phenomenology and a Phenomenological Analysis,” Journal of Philosophical Ideas 75, 2019.
  • “Exploring Humanistic Layers of Urban Travel Representation, Imagination, and Speculation,” Transfers 9(3), 2019.
  • “Situation and Environment of Embodied Artificial Intelligence –A Phenomenological Reflection,” Phenomenology and Contemporary Philosophy 83, 2019.
  • “Mobilities and Phenomenology of Place, A Perspective for the Popular Narrative Studies –David Seamon’s Life Takes Place,” Journal of Popular Narrative 52, 2019.
  • “An Ontological Reflection on Mobility Artificial Intelligence: based on Ontology of Artificial Intelligence,” The Korean Journal for the Philosophy of Science 21(3), 2018.
  • “Asymmetry of Perception: Based on Cognitive Sciences and Front-Loaded Phenomenology,” Journal of Philosophical Ideas 68, 2018.
  • “Body of Artificial Intelligence: A Phenomenological View,” Research in Philosophy and Phenomenology 73, 2017.
  • “How Do I Know the Mind of Animals,” Journal of the New Korean Philosophical Association 86(4), 2016.
  • “Animal as Person: A Husserlian Interpretation of Animal Ontology Based on Temporality,” Research in Philosophy and Phenomenology 70, 2017.
  • “Phenomenology of Primordial Association: Levels of Association and Their Temporality,” Philosophical Studies 106, 2014.
  • “Time-Consciousness and Association in Genetic Phenomenology,” Research in Philosophy and Phenomenology 62, 2014.
  • “Significance and Limit of “Naturalizing Phenomenology” -Neurophenomenology as an Example,” Research in Philosophy and Phenomenology 59, 2013.
  • “Phenomenological Analysis of Constitution of Objective Time: On the Basis of Edmund Husserl’s Theory,” Journal of Philosophical Ideas 48, 2013.
  • “The Finitude of Transcendental I: Husserl’s Analysis of ‘Limit-Case’,” Journal of Philosophical Ideas 40, 2011.
  • “Protention and Primal Presentation in Husserl’s Bernau Manuscripts,” Journal of Philosophical Ideas 36, 2010.
  • “The Absolute Consciousness in Husserl’s Early Writings on Time-Consciousness: In relation to The Primal Consciousness,” Research in Philosophy and Phenomenology 44, 2010.
  • Mobility, Ethos, Common Culture, Seoul: LP, 2023.
  • Pandemic, Mobility, and Technology, Seoul: LP, 2022.
  • Life and Death in Western Classics, Seoul: Pakmun, 2021.
  • History of the Car, Seoul: LP, 2021.
  • Phenomenology, a Breakthrough to the Modern Philosophy, Seoul: Sechang, 2021.
  • Mobility, from Being to Value, Seoul: LP, 2021.
  • Rehabilitating the peri-urban, Seoul: LP, 2021. (Translation)
  • Post Petroleum, Seoul: LP, 2021. (Translation)
  • Alienation and Acceleration, Seoul: LP, 2020. (Translation)
  • Coevolution of Mobile Technology and Human-Being, Seoul: LP, 2020.
  • Vorlesungen Zur Phänomenologie des inneren Zeitbewußtseins, Seoul: Seogwangsa, 2020. (Translation)
  • Developments of Thinking on Mobility, Seoul: LP, 2019.
  • Mobilities and the Humanities, Seoul: LP, 2019. (Translation)
  • Ding und Raum, Seoul, Acanet, 2018. (Translation)
  • Writing in Science & Technology, Yongin: Koobook, 2016.
  • Writing for Humanities and Social Science, Yongin: Koobook, 2016.
  • A Phenomenological Reflection on Time, Seoul: Philosophic, 2014.
  • Critical Thinking and Discussion, Yongin: Koobook, 2014.

Myungsim Yang

Personal Profile

  • Editorial Assistant, Mobility Humanities. (2022.01. ~ )
  • Editorial Board Member, The Japanese Language and Literature Society of Korea. (2024.03. ~ 2026.02)
  • Secretary of Organization, The Japanese Language Literature Association of Korea. (2021.03. ~ 2023.02 )
  • Research Professor, Cultural Sciences Research Center, Jeonju Univ. (2017.07. ~ 2018.06.)
  • Post-doctoral Research Fellow, Cultural Sciences Research Center, Jeonju Univ. (2014.07. ~ 2015.06.)
  • Associate Researcher, The Center for Asia & Diaspora, Konkuk Univ. (2012.09. ~ 2014.06.)
  • HK Research Professor, The Center for Asia & Diaspora, Konkuk Univ. (2011.09. ~ 2012.08.)
  • Foreign Researcher, Graduate School of Humanities, Kobe Univ. (2009.11. ~ 2010.09)

Research Outputs

  • “Narrative Representation of Infrastructure: Focusing on Keiichiro Hirano’s A Man(2018)”,” Journal of Japanese Culture 107, 2025.
  • “The Mystery Novels and Narrative Strategies of Zainichi Writer Katsuhiro Go: Focusing on “Lessons of Morality”and “The Bomb”,” Journal of Japanese Culture 104, 2025.
  • “Exploring Mobile Lifestyles and Virtual Communities: The Narrative Structure and Emotional Impact of “Train Man”,” Journal of Japanese Culture 101, 2024.
  • “Zainichi, Mobility, and Jeju Island: On the Representation of Island in the Novels of Kim Sokpom and Lee Yangji,” Kritika Kultura Vol. 43, 2024.
  • “Zainichi Narratives and Community Ethics Represented in Multicultural Literature PACHINKO,” Journal of Japanese Culture, 96, 2023.
  • “The Ethical Structure of the Taxi-Based Narrative: Focusing on Taxi Crazy Rhapsody,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature, Vol.6, No.4, 2022.
  • “Moving Zainich Culture and Female Zainichi’s Right: Focusing on Row a boat on land of a Literary Magazine,” Journal of Dong-ak Language and Literature 64, 2022.
  • “Transformation of the Concept of Mobility in Zainichi Koreans’ Texts: focused on Kazuki Kaneshiro’s The Zombies Series,” The Japanese Language and Literature Association of Daehan 89, 2021.
  • “Diasporic Narrative and Representation of “Enforced Mobility” -Focused on “Ryuiki (流域)” by Hoe-sung Lee-​,” Japanese Language and Culture 50, 2020​.
  • “Zainichi’s experience of ‘Motherland’ and Production of Seoul​,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 83, 2019​.
  • “Just after the Liberation from Japanese Imperialism, Japanese Mobility System and the Formation of “Korean Residents in Japan” -Focusing on Lee Hoe-seong’s Hyakunen-no Tabibitodachi-,” Japanese Language and Literature​ 84, 2019​.
  • “Japanese-named Korean Writer’s Diasporic Narrative and Its Representation of Mobility: Focusing on Huyunokatamini(冬のかたみに) by Tachihara Seishu,” Korean Japanese of Japanese Language and Literature 79, 2018.​
  • “Diaspora and Restoration of Self-ethics: Focused on Lee Hoe-sung, Zainichi Writer,” International Journal of Diaspora &Cultural Criticism 8(2), 2018.
  • “A Study on the Narratives of Korean-Japanese Writers as a Double Minority,” Journal of Japanese Culture 77, 2018.
  • “A Study on the Magazine, Hormon Culture(1990~2000): Reinterpretation of “Zainichi” Culture,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature​ 75, 2017.
  • “Korean Residents in Japan and the Place of Ikaino -Focusing on the Magazines Published by Korean Residents in Japan,” Journal of Dong-ak Language and Literature​ 67, 2016.
  • “The Reinterpretation of the Genealogy of the Korean Residents Literature in Japan: Focused on the Minto,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 68, 2016.
  • “An Analysis of Multicultural Literature through Homi K. Bhabha’s Hybridity and Cultural Translation Theories,” MONTHLY REVIEW OF PHILOSOPHY AND CULTURE​ 42(5), 2015.
  • “A study on Korean Japanese Literary Magazine “Minto” -Bibliographic Review of Lee Hoesung,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature​ 62, 2014.
  • “Lee hoi-sung’s creative imagination and turning point of construction: focused on ryuuiki,” Journal of Japanese Culture 56, 2013.
  • “Postwar Japan reflected upon Hoe-Sung Lee’s Adolescent Novel,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature​ 52, 2012.
  • Mobility, Ethos, Common Culture, Seoul: LP, 2023.
  • Mobility and Text Studies, Seoul: LP, 2021
  • Mobility Technology and the Aesthetics of Text, Seoul: LP, 2020.
  • Cultural Geography of Self-narratives of Zainichi, Seoul: Youkrack, 2018.
  • Criticism of multiculturalism in Korea, Seoul: LP, 2016.
  • Literature, Ethnicity, Nation, between Zainichi literature and Empire, Seoul: Jigeumyogi, 2012.

Yeonhee Woo

Personal Profile

  • Managing EditorInternational Journal of Diaspora and Cultural Criticism (2021.02. ~ )
  • Permanet Secretary, The Japanese Language Literature Association of Korea (2021.03~)

Research Outputs

  • “The Factory as Social Infrastructure -Focusing on Michiko Ishimure’s Paradise in the Sea of Sorrow-,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 107, 2025.
  • “Exploring Mobile Lifestyles and Virtual Communities: The Narrative Structure and Emotional Impact of “Train Man,” Journal of Japanese Culture 101, 2024.
  • “‘Post-war’ Pollution Incidents of Japan and Reproduction of Pollution Incidents in Documentary Literatures: Focused on the Michiko Ishimure’ Paradise in the Sea of Sorrow,” Journal of Japanology 62, 2024.
  • “A Study on Shohei Ooka’s Portrait of Clouds from the Perspective of ‘Post-war’ Japanese Television FrequencyChannel”, The Journal of Humanities and Social science 14(1), 2023.
  • “Meisho in Terms of Mobility and Literary Ethics: Meisho along Tokaido Gojusan-tsugi,” Interdisciplinary Studies of Literature, Vol.6 No.3, September, 2022.
  • “‘Suburb’ as a Symbolic Space of ‘Postwar’ Japan: Focused on the Technological Development and Suburban Changes,” Journal of Japanology 55, 2021.
  • “Rereading Ooka Shohei’s Fires on the Plain:Focused on the Movement of a Soldier and the Character,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 88, 2021.
  • “A Study on the Mobility and Adaptation of Miss Granny -Focusing on the Japanese Version of Miss Granny-,” Journal of the society of Japanese Language and Literature, Japanology 91, 2020.
  • “Texts on Travel and Mobility: How Corsica, Europe, is Depicted in the Travelogue of Shohei Ooka,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 83, 2019.
  • “The Development of Mobility and Formation of Suburbs in Japan,” International Journal of Diaspora&Cultural Criticism 9(2), 2019.
  • “Mobility and movement of peoples: Focusing on The Traces of Cracks(亀裂の痕跡) by Jeong Seung-bak,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 79, 2018.
  • “A Comparison of the Discourse after the Nuclear Plant Accident and ‘Post-war’ Literature,”​ Journal of Japanese Culture 74, 2017.
  • “Ōoka Shōhei’s cognition of “post-war” in Japan -Centerd on Furyoki, Nobi, Musasinofujin,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 69, 2016.
  • “A Study of Ōoka Shōhei’s Musasinofujin,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 58, 2013.
  • “A study of Ooka Syohei’s Tenchugumi,” Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 57, 2013.
  • “Shohei Ooka as a ‘Post-war’ Literary Writer through the ‘Blue Wolf Debate’”, Korean Journal of Japanese Language and Literature 54, 2012.
  • Mobility, Ethos, Common Culture , Seoul: LP, 2023.
  • Mobility and Text Studies, Seoul: LP, 2021
  • Mobility Technology and the Aesthetics of Text, Seoul: LP, 2020.
  • Text, Technology, Mobility, Seoul: LP, 2019.
  • The History of Cultural Representing of Korea in Modern Japan, Seoul: Somyong Press, 2011. (Translation)
  • Portrait of the Empress, Seoul: Somyong Press, 2007. (Translation)

Bomi Lim

Personal Profile

  • Managing Editor, International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism (2022.5.1~)
  • Adjunct Professor, Hongik University (2020.09.01.~2021.08.31)
  • Researcher, Sungshin Womens’s University the Law Research Institute (2014.09.01.~2015.08.31.)

Research Outputs

  • “The Institutional Status and Infrastructural Significance of Japanese Zoos : Focusing on the Legislative History of the Museum Act,” Korea and World Review 7(6), 2025.
  • “A Study on the Criminal Punishability of Avatar-to-Avatar Sexual Assault in Virtual Spaces,” Ilkam Law Review 60, 2025.
  • “A Critical Review of Refugee Policy and the Amendment to the Refugee Act,” Contemporary Society and Multiculture 14(3), 2024.
  • “Sexual Violence and Personality Rights in Virtual Spaces,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism, 14(1), 2024.
  • “Legal and Policy Considerations for Improving Companion Animal Access to Public Transportation,” Journal of Law and Politics Research, 23(3), 2023.
  • “Problems of Mobility Rights for Persons with Disabilities on the Basis of the Definition of (Persons with) Disabilities under the Current Law,” International Journal of Diaspora & Cultural Criticism, 12(2), 2022.
  • “Defect and remedy in the detention in court,” Law Review(Institute of Law studies Pusan National University 61(2), 2020.
  • “Criminal Lay Judge Trial and Appellate System in Japan ,” Korean Journal of Criminology 31(1), 2019.
  • “Transition of appeal system in Criminal Procedure Code and implications,” Law Review(Institute of Law studies Pusan National University) 59(1), 2018.​
  • “The Comparative Law Study Concerning Appellate Review of Civil Participatory Criminal Trial,” Korean Journal of Comparative Criminal Law 19(3), 2017.
  • “The Concept and Role of Victims’ supporter in Sexual Violence,” Sungshin Law Journal 15, 2015.
  • “Review on Eligible Cases and Requisites for Commencement of Civil Participation in Criminal Trial – Focused on comparative analysis of Revised Bills by a Committee Citizens` Participation with by the Department of Justice,” Hanyang Law Review 32(3), 2015.
  • “A Critical Review on the So-called “Continuing Jeopardy” -Focused on Analysis of U.S. Cases-,” Korean Journal of Comparative Criminal Law 16(1), 2014.
  • “Civil Participatory Trial System and Appeal,” Korean Journal of Criminology 24(3), 2012.

  • Mobility, Ethos, Common Culture, Seoul: LP, 2023.

Miae Lee

Personal Profile

  • HK Research Professor, Institute of Japanese Studies, Hallym University (2023.03~2024.10)
  • Presidential Commendation, World Korean Day (2018)
  • Visiting Researcher Fellow, Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (University of Tokyo Program, 2015.04–2016.03)
  • Visiting Research, Centre for Asia Pacific, Osaka University of Economics and Law (2012.04. ~ 2014.03.)
  • Curator, The History Museum of J-Koreans (Tokyo, 2009.04~2020.04)

Research Outputs

  • “Historical Development of Japanese Museums : From Imperial Legacy to Contemporary Cultural Infrastructure,” The Korea Journal of Japanese Studies 62, 2025.
  • “Memories of Air Raids in the Region and Their Representation in Museums : Focusing on Hiratsuka City Museum,” Journal of Japanese History 65, 2024.
  • “Conflicting Representations of Emperor Showa in Museums,” The Hallym Journal of Japanese Studies 45, 2024.
  • “War Memories and museums in Nagoya, Japan,” Comparative Japanese Studies 59, 2023.
  • “How to remember the war in Okinawa – Centering on Museums -,” Cross-cultural studies 70, 2023.
  • “A Study on Museums and Historical Revisionism : Focusing on “War Memory” at Japan’s the national and public Peace Museums,” Japanese Cultural Studies 88, 2023.

Ilman Choe

Research Outputs

“Being affected (Affektion) and the Exterior of Consciousness: Reflections on Husserl’s Transcendental Idealism”, Philosophy 166, 2026.

“The mode of attribution of “in each case” (je) and Dasein’s authenticity: A study on the mode in which Dasein’s being belongs to Dasein in Heidegger’s Being and Time, Researches in Contemporary European Philosophy 81, 2026.

“Human as a Spokesman for the Non-Human: Human Responsibility in the Dingpolitik and the Planetary Politics”, Philosophical Studies 150, 2025.

“Subject as “the One beyond Being” : Levinas’ thoughts on the embodied subjectivity,” Phenomenology and Contemporary Philosophy 104, 2025.

“Dangers and Potentialities of Highly Mobile World: An Ethical Evaluation”, Kritike Vol. 14 No. 3, 2021.

“The Dynamic Concept of Intentionality in Early Husserl”, Philosophy and Phenomenological Studies 64, 2015.

“Noema and Object”, Philosophy and Phenomenological Studies 36, 2008.


  • Hubert Dreyfus, Seoul: Communication Books, 2025.
  • Louis A. Sass, The Paradoxes of Delusion, Seoul: Philosopik, 2025. (Translator)
  • Michael Friedman, Parting of the Ways: Carnap, Cassirer, and Heidegger, Seoul: Philosopik, 2022. (Translator)
  • Thomas Nail, Being and Movement, Seoul: LPbooks, 2021. (Translator)
  • David Seamon, Life Takes Place, Seoul: LPbooks, 2020. (Translator)
  • Anita Perkins, Travel Texts and Moving Cultures, Seoul: LPbooks, 2020. (Translator)
  • Peter Adey, Mobility, Seoul: LPbooks, 2019. (Translator)
  • Hubert Dreyfus, On Internet, Seoul: Philosophik, 2015. (Translator)

Hongsuk Yoon

Personal Profile

  • SMARTlab, University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland / Senior Researcher (2017-2024)
  • School of Mechanical & Materials Engineering, University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland / Graduate Research Assistant (2017-2020)
  • Social Computing Lab, Department of Interaction Science, Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) / Research Assistant (BK21+) (2013-2015)

Research Outputs

  • “Embodying Empathy: Inclusive Virtual Reality for Extreme User Experience”, 2024, University College Dublin, Doctoral Dissertation.
  • “Smart order app design: Effects of interactivity on credibility”, Proceedings of the Korea HCI Conference, 1000-1003, 2024.
  • “Motivation to run: Effects of route recommendation type and message framing”, Proceedings of the Korea HCI Conference, 1021-1024, 2024.
  • “A journey to desperately seeking for playing a game: What if you are fully aware of your surroundings, however, you cannot interact with anything?”, CHI Stories, CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2019), 2019.
  • “Information tailoring and framing in wearable health communication”, Information Processing & Management, 53(2), 2017.
  • “Health information tailoring and data privacy in a smartwatch as a preventive health tool: Qualitative study of users’ perceptions and attitudes”, Proceedings of the HCI International conference, 537-548, 2015.
  • “Exploring strategy of health contents for smart media: Utilizing information and data“, Journal of Digital Contents Society, 16(1), 85-96, 2015.
  • “Wearable health information: Effects of comparative feedback and presentation mode“, In Proceedings of the 33rd annual ACM conference extended abstracts on human factors in computing systems, 2073-2078, 2015.
  • “Personalize or customize? Effects of information tailoring in mobile health communication“, In 7th International Conference on Advances in Human-Oriented and Personalized Mechanisms, Technologies, and Services, 2014.
  • “A comparative case study of regulatory approaches in the US and Korea”, In 25th European Regional Conference of the International Telecommunications Society, 2014.
  • “Governing network neutrality: Public perception and policy capacity”, International Conference on e-Case & E-Tech, 2014.

Johaeng Rho

Personal profile

  • Saint Louis University / Thesis and Dissertation Writing Consultant (2024-2025)
  • Saint Louis University / Instructor (2021-2024)
  • Saint Louis University / Compass Lab Digital Humanities Consultant (2021-2023)
  • Saint Louis University/ Writing Consultant (2018-2021, 2022-2024)
  • Saint Louis University / Research Assistant (2018-2019)

Research Outputs

  • “Rehearsing ‘The People’ in Adaptations of Shakespeare’s Coriolanus: From Brechtian Distance to Participatory Mediation.” English 21, vol. 38, no. 4, 2025.
  • “Staging Disability: Shakespeare’s Richard III across Stage, Screen, and Digital Afterlives.” The New Korean Journal of English Language and Literature, vol. 67, no. 4, 2025.
  • “Affective Theater and Early Modern Governmentality in the Time of Shakespeare.” 2025, Saint Louis University, Doctoral Dissertation.