Taehee Kim

Taehee Kim

HK Professor

Contemporary European Philosophy / Phenomenology / Cognitive Sciences

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

  • “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.