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Shine, Jean-Hae

E-MAILjeanhaeshin@gist.ac.kr
TEL062-715-3737
OFFICECollege A-511

RESEARCH FIELD

Korean History, Later Chosŏn Period, History of Royal rituals and ceremonies

EDUCATION

2014.03.01-2019.08.24 Korea University (Ph.D. in Korean History)
2010.03.01-2014.02.25 Korea University (MA in Korean History)
2006.03.01-2010.02.25 Korea University (BA in Korean History, BFA in Art and Design)

WORK EXPERIENCE

2021.10.01-Present Division of Liberal Arts and Sciences, GIST College, Assistant Professor
2020.08.01.-2021.09.30. Chungnam Cultural Institute, Konyang University, Academic Research Professor
2020.08.01.-2021.09.30. Industry-academic cooperation foundation, Konyang University, Researcher
2020.04.01.-2020.08.31. Center for Korean History, Korea University, Researcher
2020.03.01.-2021.08.31. Dasan College, Ajou University, Lecturer
2020.03.01.-2021.08.31. Department of Korean History, Korea University, Lecturer
2019.09.01.-2020.02.29. Institute of General Education, Korea University, Lecturer
2018.06.01.-2019.08.31. Research Institute of Korean Studies, Korea University, Researcher
2017.09.01.-2018.02.28. Department of History, Stanford University, Visiting Researcher
2017.03.02.-2017.06.30. Kyungju University, Lecturer

HONORS_AWARDS

Excellent paper Award by the College of Liberal Arts, Korea University(2018.08.25.)

REPRESENTATIVE_PUBLICATIONS

The Conferment of Busa Meritorious subject(扶社功臣) and Pledge with Sacrificial ritual(會盟祭) after the Sinim‒Oksa(辛壬獄事), JH Shin, Hankuk-Hak (한국학), 163, 7-44, 2021. 6. 10.
Additional Organization of Sacrificial Rituals carried out by the King: Focusing on Ritual procedures of Jongmyo Shrine during King Yeongjo’s period, JH Shin, Sa-Chong (사총), 102, 1-37, 2021. 01. 30.
The Meaning of Awarding Alcoholic Beverage Event(宣醞) to Conciliate Noron and Soron Factions in 1736, JH Shin, The Review of Korean History (사학연구), 140, 215-254, 2020. 12. 30.
Jang Hyeon-Kwang’s View of Mourning and Ancestral Rites during the Japanese Invasion of Korea(1592), JH Shin, Korean Silhak Review (한국실학연구), 40, 477-511, 2020. 12. 30.
The Enactment and meaning of King’s Bowing Ceremony in Jongmyo(展謁) during King Sookjong’s reign, JH Shin, Hankuk-Sasang-Sahak (한국사상사학), 64, 185-217, 2020. 04. 30.
The Chunsin Ceremony (薦新) of Joseon Dynasty-Meaning of Tribute and Filial piety-, JH Shin, Korean Cultural Studies (민족문화연구), 86, 45-73, 2020. 02. 28.
Political aspect of the Queen and Crown princess’s Myohyun(廟見) ceremony at Jongmyo during the Reign of King Sukjong and Yeongjo -Comparison with Ming Dynasty’s case-, JH Shin, Joseon-Sidaesa-Hakbo (조선시대사학보), 91, 75-111, 2019. 12. 30.
The Study about Destruction and Reconstruction of Jongmyo Shrine during Japanese Invasion of Korea (1592), JH Shin, Yoksa-Hakbo (역사학보), 240, 377-416, 2018. 12. 30.
The Transition of Chosŏn Scholar’s Writings about the Royal Mourning Dispute, JH Shin, The Journal for the Studies of Korean History (한국사학보) ,71, 45-71, 2018. 05. 30.
Jeong Yak-yong’s Verification of Protocols for the Four Season Honoring(四時) and the Practice of Presentation(臘享), and the Meaning of his efforts, JH Shin, YŎKSA WA HYŎNSIL (역사와 현실), 97, 295-333, 2015. 09. 30.
Jeong Yakyong(丁若鏞)’s improvement of local ritual based on Mokminsimseo(牧民心書), JH Shin, Korean Cultural Studies (민족문화연구), 68, 225-263, 2015. 08. 31.
The Organization of the Ritual for Triumphant troops and its meanings during the Reign of King Yeongjo－Focusing on Seonropo(宣露布) and Hunkwek(獻馘) Ceremonies in Gukjo-Sokoryeŭi(國朝續五禮儀)－, JH Shin, Tae-dong Yearly Review of Classics (태동고전연구), 34, 7-41, 2015. 6. 30.