나의 技術生活小史

李鳳寅(이봉인) 대한토목학회 1983 대한토목학회지 Vol.31 No.6

5-2. 건설정책

李鳳寅(이봉인) 대한토목학회 1986 대한토목학회지 Vol.34 No.1

6-1. 建設公務員에게 하고 싶은 말

李鳳寅(이봉인) 대한토목학회 1986 대한토목학회지 Vol.34 No.1

유두상 갑상선암의 드문 기관지내 전이

이봉은,김윤성 부산대학교 병원 암연구소 2009 부산대병원학술지 Vol.- No.25

企業結合規制法上 支配關係의 法的 性格과 判斷基準

李奉儀 慶北大學校 法學硏究所 2001 법학논고 Vol.17 No.-

일상성, 내면성, 테러리즘 : 김인숙의 [양수리 가는 길], 오정희의 [파로호], 윤후명의 [원숭이는 없다]를 중심으로

이봉일 慶熙大學校 大學院 院友會 1999 高凰論集 Vol.24 No.-

독점규제법상 전략적 제휴의 제문제

이봉의 인천대학교 법학연구소 2000 仁川法學論叢 Vol.3 No.-

상부위장관 출혈 환자에서 위험의 계층화와 이에 따른 치료 전략

이봉은 대한상부위장관ㆍ헬리코박터학회 2018 Korean Journal of Helicobacter Upper Gastrointesti Vol.18 No.4

Upper gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding (UGIB) is the most common GI emergency, and it is associated with significant morbidity and mortality. Early identification of low-risk patients suitable for outpatient management has the potential to reduce unnecessary costs, and prompt triage of high-risk patients could allow appropriate intervention and minimize morbidity and mortality. Several risk-scoring systems have been developed to predict the outcomes of UGIB. As each scoring system measures different primary outcome variables, appropriate risk scores must be implemented in clinical practice. The Glasgow-Blatchford score (GBS) should be used to predict the need for interventions such as blood transfusion or endoscopic or surgical treatment. Patients with GBS ≤1 have a low likelihood of adverse outcomes and can be considered for early discharge. The Rockall score was externally validated and is widely used for prediction of mortality. The recently developed AIMS65 score is easy to calculate and was proposed to predict in-hospital mortality. The Forrest classification is based on endoscopic findings and can be used to stratify patients into high- and low-risk categories in terms of rebleeding and thus is useful in predicting the need for endoscopic hemostasis. Early risk stratification is critical in the management of UGIB and may improve patient outcome and reduce unnecessary health care costs through standardization of care. (Korean J Helicobacter Up Gastrointest Res 2018;18:225-230)

강박신경증과 욕망의 서사 : 김승옥의 '무진기행'론

이봉일 경희대학교 민속학연구소 2001 한국의 민속과 문화 Vol.4 No.-

This article analyzes Kim Seung-ok's “A Trip to Mujin” which was one of the prominent short stories in 1960's. I read this text in the way of revealing its structure and inner-relations. I try to look into all of the narrative turning points in its structure and find its dialectical structure until the text doesn't respond anymore. With analyzing the structure of the text, my reading aims to show the unity of discourse that the text speak to us. Although times have changed, “A Trip to Mujin” still has its meaning in the present because of the author's untimely thoughts beyond times. In fact, the style of Kim Seung-ok is avant-garde, breaking away the tradition of novel. Every avant-garde literature in Korea struggled with its times, leading to neurosis or schizophrenia. Lee Sang in 1930's is the case of schizophrenia, Kim Seung-ok that of obsessional neurosis. Their works form various meanings in our literature. “A Trip to Mujin” shows the aura of human desir beyond times and stands in front of us. We believe that an analysis to “A Trip to Mujin”, based on obsessional neurosis, opens a new way to its meanings. The meaning of text is achieved by the interpretation of the reader. In that case, the reader will become to understand the text well. An author produces texts through the world, and also a reader interprets them through the world again. “A Trip to Mujin” which has the dialectical powers beyond times is the origin of korean modern psychological novels, with the works of Choi In-hoon in 1960's, Lee Cheong-joon, Oh Jeong-hee, Yoon Dae-nyeong, Shin Kyung-sook, and Ha Seong-ran.

夫婦의 財産制를 通해 본 妻의 地位

李俸 淑明女子大學校 亞細亞女性問題硏究所 1976 아시아여성연구 Vol.15 No.-

I. Our Civil Code provides on the matrimonial property system as the effect of marriage as follow. ARTICLE 829. (Engagement and Alteration of Matrimonial Property). (1) If a husband and wife have riot, prior to the formation of marriage, entered into a contract which provides otherwise with respect to their property, their property relation shall be governed by the provisions of each Article of this Sub-Section. (2) If a husband wife have, prior to the formation of marriage, entered into a contract which provides with respect to their property, their property may not be altered during the subsistence of marriage. However, if there is a due reason to alter their property, such property may be altered upon the approval of the court. (3) If, in case where one spouse manages the property of the other, in accordance with the provisions of such contract referred to in the preceding paragraph, and such property is imperiled by mismanagement, the other spouse may apply to the court to permit such spouse to undertake the management thereof, and if such property is common property between husband and wife, the other spouse may apply to the court for the partition of such property. (4) In case husband and wife have entered into a contract which provides otherwise with respect to their property, such contract may not enforced against their successors in title of the .husband or wife or third persons unless it is registered prior to the formation of their marriage. (5) In case the manager has been changed or a partition of property in joint .ownership has been effected, in accordance with the provisions of paragraphs 2 and 3 or as the result of a contract, such change or partition may not be enforced against the successors in title of the husband or wife or against third persons, unless it has been registered. ARTICLE 830. (Special Property and the Property the Title of which is Unknown). (1) Inherent property belonging to either husband or wife from prior to the marriage and property acquired during the subsistence of the marriage in his or her own name shall constitute his or her special property. (2) Any property the title of which is uncertain whether it belongs to the husband. or wife, shall be presumed to be the property of husband. ARTICLE 831. (Management of Special Property, etc.). Husband and wife shall manage, use and take profit from his or her property separately. ARTICLE 832. (Joint Liability for the Obligations with respect of Household Matters). If, with respect to daily household matters, one spouse has effected a juristic act with a third person, the other spouse shall be jointly liable for the obligations, therefrom. However, this shall not apply when a previous notice, to the effect that the other spouse will not assume the liability, has been clearly given to the third. person. ARTICLE 833. (Living Expenses), Living expenses for cohabitation of husband and wife shall be borned by husband, unless a specific contract has been entered between husband and wife. II. practically speaking, those provision above described could be concluded as contradictory to the principle of equality. Now, this writer should like to propose these five points in order to improve our Matrimonial property system. 1. Recognizing wife's right to Claim the partition of property in Case of divortion. 2. increasing the wife's shares in successions. 3. assumnining as the Common-property of these of which title owener is uncertain.. 4. making living expenses to cohabitation to be burdened by husband and wife. 5. assumning as the Common-property of those of which the title had been earned during their marriage. III. Contents of this article are consisted as follow. 1. Forword 2. The necessity of matrimonial property system. 3. The patterns of matrimonial property system. 4. Comparative Law research of matrimonial property system. 5. Matrimonial property system of our present Civil code. 6. Conclusion