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Chinese Characters and Korean Names

By Georgina Flores (Business & Economics, UCLA '25)

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Chosŏn Women and Pregnancy

By Zubaida Morataya Bashir (Neuroscience, UCLA '24)

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Confucianism and Chinese Culture

Selective Adoption in Chosŏn Korea

By Wenqian Guo

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Confucianism, Neo-Confucianism, and Social Order: Transformation of Korean Society from Koryŏ to Chosŏn

By Xuanting Mao (Microbiology, Immunology, and Molecular Genetics, UCLA ' 23)

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Emotions and Law in Chosŏn Korea

By Bayla Dermer (Korean UCLA '22)

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Expectations vs. Reality: Chosŏn Confucian Scholars Advocating for War

By Toni Enriquez (Asian Humanities, UCLA '23)

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Finding Agency in Chosŏn Korea- Buddhist Performing Troupes and Women Writers

By Hannah Kaufman (Asian Humanities, UCLA '23)

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Grains of Sand

A Screenplay

By Carolina Buhler

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How Hangul's Purpose was Beyond Korea

By Selene H. Chang (Linguistics and Asian Languages and Cultures, UCLA '23), Esther Lee (Biology, UCLA '22), Drew Panchana (Korean, UCLA '23) & Robert Keanu Ramirez (Asian Languages and Linguistics, UCLA '23)

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How Joseon Korea claimed to be the true successor to the fallen Ming empire

By Thomas Brown (Pre-history)

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How war shaped Korean ideas of nation

By Ashley Pae (Political Science, UCLA '22)

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How Women in Chosŏn Korea Legitimized Han'gul

By Lucy Kaff

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