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KoreanStudies: Korean
Studies Internet Discussion List
In 1994 Rob Provine established an e-mail Korean Studies discussion list
under the name "korean-studies" for the purpose of keeping the
often isolated members of the Korean Studies community in touch with each
other and in fruitful communication. A year later he was joined by Stephen
Epstein and in 2000 by Frank Hoffmann. In November 2001 the list welcomed
three more moderators, Hyung Il Pai, Marion Eggert, and Tschung-Sun Kim.
From November 2000 to November 2001 the original list was split into an
unmoderated list (ks-open) and a moderated list (korean-studies). The
unmoderated list has now been discontinued, but its messages are archived.
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Archives
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Web interface)
Korean Studies Review
The Korean Studies Review is an online series of book reviews, published under the auspices of the Korean Studies discussion list by Stephen Epstein (Victoria University of Wellington) and Rob Provine (University of Maryland), that endeavors to provide timely reviews of the latest work in Korean Studies.
Mailing Lists for Learning or Teaching Korean
"Web message board at Monash University "to promote independent learning,
collaboration, cooperation and networking between learners and teachers,
between learners and other learners, and between learners and native Korean
speakers. Everyone is more than welcome to use this facility."
Korean BBS
Three discussion lists for learning or teaching Korean at Monash University
in Australia. Anyone interested in Korean language is invited to join.
Korean Philosophy Discussion List (E/K)
Founded in 1999 this philosophy (actually philosophy and religion) list
is open to anyone. Messages can be posted in English or Korean..
Friends
Discussion Group
A discussion list about Korean and Korean American issues.
Henny's
Forum for Korean Studies
General Korean Studies message board in English and Korean, set up by
Henny Savenije.
Moogoonghwa List
"Moogoonghwa List is a mailing list run by the Korea-Pacific Program at
the University of California at San Diego's Graduate School of International
Relations and Pacific Studies. The objective of the list is to facilitate
the exchange of information and viewpoints on Korean politics and economy."
The list is open to anyone. Unfortunately, Unfortunately, the tone of
the discussion is not always very civil.
soc.culture.korean
Newsgroup
Korean Bulletin
Boards (BBS) (telnet) (K)
Telnet discussion boards ... not quite sure if this still works.
H-Asia Discussion List
Probably the most popular general academic discussion list on Asia. "H-ASIA
is an international electronic discussion group established in 1994. ...
While H-ASIA's discussion list is a twenty-four hour academic seminar
open only to graduate students and professors interested in the subject
of Asian Studies and specifically Asian history, the ASIA-PACIFIC NETWORK
and its archived logs are open resources available to everyone. Lists
for open only to academics, teachers, and graduate students in the field
of Asian History. Sponsored by University of Illinois-Chicago and the
US National Endowment for the Humanities. Archived on WWW."
