상대가치의 이해

강길원 대한피부과학회 2006 초록집 Vol.44 No.20

湖南義兵의 展開過程

강길원 전남대학교 호남문화연구소 1998 호남학 Vol.26 No.-

특집논문 : 동학농민혁명과 고부 ; 1898 - 1899 , 흥덕 (興德) 고창 (高敞)의 농민봉기 (農民蜂起)

강길원 전북대학교 전라문화연구소 1994 全羅文化論叢 Vol.7 No.-

키르키스탄의 한민족 한 줄기(一 家系)

강길원 한국민족운동사학회 2002 한국민족운동사연구 Vol.32 No.-

民族主義 抗日抵抗運動의 事例 : 素堂 金濟煥의 抵抗運動

姜吉遠 圓光大學校 1981 論文集 Vol.15 No.1

The characteristic of Korean medern history, especially under Japanese colonial regime must be understood in a formula of Japanese agression and Korean resistance. The wish of Korean people to maintain its people as a nation from suppression and exploitation of Japanese Imperialism was expressed by resistance. A study on the structure of Japanese invasion and colonial rule and on Korean people's resistance struggle against Japanese Imperialism in modern history, is an important task in clarifying the characteristics of the present era. If the resistance struggle for coninual development of Korean national history and maintenance of Korean race, is defined as a deomocracy, the democracy was a means to an objective and searching for the objective was the wish of all the Korean people and, therefore, the national resistance struggle appeared in diversified formsdepending upon their individual socialstatus. Among intelligent people, so me were engaged in resistance struggle overseas and some continued their resistance activities in Korea. Domestic resistanec movements were in proportion to the severeness of the Japanese imperialistic suppression policy and, therefore, there was a positive resistance like the secret fighting of the Uibeong (Righteous Army) and when such positive resistance struggle became gradually impossible due to the strengthened Japanese colonial regime, non-violent resistance was spread. Such non-violent resistances couldbe enumerated as the boucott of fa mily register system, rejection of taxpayment and hungar suicides. Nation-wide resistance movements havebeenresearched so well that we may trace them in details but no research has been made with non-violentand nonresistance movements. Through the essays of Sodang (KIM Je-Hwan) which has been recently discovered, it is clarified that non-violent and non-resistance movements were the basic movements to bring forth the Samil (March 1, 1919)Independence Movement and that the non-military resistance movement he himself proposed, carried out and instigated to his disciples, was thd overture to the Samil Independence Movement.

朝鮮總督府의 新施政에 대한 考察

姜吉遠 圓光大學校 史學會 1981 圓光史學 Vol.1 No.-

獒樹 又松農場의 「土地及小作料原簿」(1941-1945)를 통해서 본 日帝下 韓國農村實態

姜吉遠 연세대학교 국학연구원 1993 동방학지 Vol.77-79 No.-

姙産婦의 臨床,統計的 觀察 : 産前管理 有無別 調査成績을 中心으로 With Specific Reference to Groups of Women Who had Received and Not Received Antepartum Cares

姜吉遠 서울大學校 保健大學院 1966 公衆保健雜誌 Vol.3 No.2

A clinical and statistical study conducted by the Author on 1,914 women who underwent confinement at Seoul National University Hospital during the period from 1 April 1964 to 31 March 1966, 927 women who had received antepartum Cares and 987 women not received antepartum cares, and on their 1,952 newborn babies led to the following major findings: 1. By age, those belonging to the 25-29 group rated 52.5 per cent of the total or highest, the 30-34 group 25.9 percent and the 20-24 group 13.3 percent.Those in ages 20-34 constituted 90.8 percent of all women investigated. 2. The number of deliveries at Seoul National University Hospital has shown an upward shift. It increased from 78 in 1964 to 81.5 in 1965. The rate of antepartum cares has also increased, namely, from 48.2 percent of all women admitted in 1964 to 48.7 percent in 1965. 3. Obstetrical history at the moment of admission was as follows. a. Among the total 1,914 women, 718(37.5%) were primigravidas and 1,196(62.5%) multigravidas. b. There were 859(44.9%) primiparas and 1,055(55.1%) multiparas. c. Eight hundred and eighty nine women(46.4%) had never experienced a fullterm delivery and 1,025(53.6%) had such experiences. d. Out of total women investigated, 518(27.1%) had experienced artificial or spontaneous abortions, and 75(3.9%) had histories of premature delivery. e. As many as 955 women(49.9%) turned to have no living child and 959(50.1%) had one or more living children. f. The ratio of total abortions to total pregnancies was 1 : 3.56 and to total living children 1 : 1.99, and that of total living children to total pregnancies 1 : 1.78 4. The duration of hospitalization varied considerably by whether the patient had undergone antepartum cares or not in that the duration of hospitalization averaged 4.43 days for those having received such cares and 4.9 days for thoes not received them . Also, the duration of hospitalization averaged 4.9 days for primiparas and 4.5 days for multiparas. 5. The types of deliveries and those incidence were as follows; Spontaneous 57.1 percent, vacuum extradction 26.4 percent, version and extration 7.5 percent, forceps 4.3 percent, C-section 3.9 percent and destructive measures 0.2 percent. 6. Some differences have been noted with occurance of complications by groups of women undergoing and not undergoing antepartum cares, as follows : a. The obstetrical complications occurred in 17.5 percent (162women) among 927 with antepartum cares and 32.9 percent (325women) among 987 without antepartum cares. b. Of the 243 cases(49.9 percent of 623 with complications) of toxemias, 95(19.5%) were belonged to antepartum care group and 148(30.4%) to the non-antepartum care group. c. Severe Complications such as abruptio placentae during labor were developed with a high rate(85%) with the non-antepartum care group. d. Among primiparas 190 women (22.1%) developed complications and 297(28.2%) among multiparas. 7. The still-birth rate, neonatal mortality rate during 3 days after live-births and perinatal mortality rate by prenatal care group have demonstrated a marked difference between the women undergoing and not undergoing prenatal cares, as follows; a. The still-birth rate was 3.2 per 1,000 deliveries in the prenatal care group and 60.03 in the non-prenatal care group. b. The neonatal death rate of the newborn babies delivered after 20 weeks gestation period which occurred within 3 days after deliveries was computed at 13.93 per 1,000 live-births with the prenatal care group and 40.07 with the non-prenatal care group. The neonatal deaths within 24hours after births rated 81 percent and 87 percent among the group of women having received prenatal cares and the group not receiving, respectively. c. The perinatal death rate by using the modified C thye formula of J. H. Holzwpfel was calculated at 17.09 per 1,000 deliveries with the prenatal care group and 103.34 with the non-prenatal care group. d. Main causes of perinatal deaths included immaturity, prematurity and toxemias both in the two groups. 8. The incidence of premature live-births and the premature death rate by women belonging to prenatal care group have indicated some difference from those with the group not undergoing prenatal cares. a. The incidence of premature live-births was computed at 4.6 percent (43 premature babies) with the prenatal care group and 12.5 percent(119) with the non-prenatal care group. b. The ratio of premature live-births to mature ones turned out to be 4.8 percent among the prenatal care group and 14.2 per cent among the non-prenatal care group. c. The rate of deaths of babies by the dates of discharge(mothers) was significantly low among the cases having received prenatal cares. 9. The incidence of delivery of twins was once in 50 births and the secondary sex ratio was 72.7 : 100. The average body weight was 2,470 grm. in male, 2,440 grm. in female and 2,453 grm. when both sexes were combined. 10. The average hemoglobin level of the mothers during labor was 11.17 gm with the antepartum care group and 10.93 gm with the non-antepartum care group. With the antepartum care group the mean hematocrit value was 33.47 percent and 32.76 per cent with the non-antepartum care group. 11. The secondary sex ratio of 1,952 newborn babies was 103.3 : 100 and the accepted secondary sex ratio(Eastman) of live-births was 101.7 : 100. The average weight of newborn babies including premature babies and twins was 3,207 grm. in male, 3,133 grm. in female and 3,171 grm. when combined. The average body weight by all babies excluding premature babies and twins was 3,382 grm. for male, 3,287 grm. for female and 3,335 grm. for both sexes combined.

韓末 湖南 義兵將 靜齊 李錫庸의 抗日鬪爭

姜吉遠 圓光大學校 史學會 1982 圓光史學 Vol.2 No.-

DRG지불제도 도입 경험과 개편의 필요성

강길원,Gang, Gil-Won 대한병원협회 2008 대한병원협회지 Vol.37 No.3