韓國에 있어서의 情報請求權

辛恩希 이화여자대학교 언론·홍보·영상학부 1982 저널리즘연구 Vol.- No.10

미래사회가 요구하는 핵심인재 양성을 위한 수학교과와 체육교과의 통합 교수,학습 자료 개발 연구

신은희 한국수학교육학회 2014 수학교육 학술지 Vol.2014 No.2

북의 선군정치를 어떻게 이해할 것인가 문화적 해석을 중심으로

신은희 남북문화예술학회 2007 남북문화예술연구 Vol.0 No.1

The purpose of this paper is to interpret the ‘army first policy’ of North Korea from a cultural point of view. The army first policy has been rooted in the nationalideology of Juche philosophy. Juche has varied depending on the historical context. For example, Juche thought is an anti-imperialism ideology for 1950~1960s, developed as a form of humanist philosophy for 1970~1980s, and becomes North Korea’s State Religion for 1990~2000s. The army first policy has been a result of the practical application of Juche thought. The historical root of the policy is traced back to the ancient Koguryo period and Kim Il-song’s anti-Japanese battle. The army first policy has some particular cultural conditions which make it possible-contextual development and application of Juche, rule of Kim Il-song’s will, red flag ideology, and family patriotism. According to North Korea, the army first policy is a mode of political culture that has been created in the practical struggle of waging the socialist revolution in an authentic North Korean way guided by the Juche thought. Kim Jong-il has emphasized the importance of the armed forces as the pillar of the revolution, giving top priority to strengthening defence capabilities for the survival of the nation. The core idea of the army first policy is that the army is the party, the state, and the people. This relational view of the policy places the army at the center of everything in that it functions the decisive role in shaping their own destiny. However, the fundamental purpose of the policy is not to build up the aggressive army itself threatening the neighbor countries but to construct the great nation of Korea in defending the nation from the powerful countries. With a new international order of the ‘cold peace’, North Korea will continue to enhance the intimate unity of the army and the people in order to safeguard the people’s sovereignty and interests that lay out the foundation of creating the future of the great nation. 이 논문의 주안점은 북의 선군정치를 문화적 관점으로 해석하여 특수한 북의 공동체 문화를 분석하는데 있다. 선군정치의 역사적, 문화적 의미를 고찰해봄으로써 현대 북의 사회를 움직이고 있는 정신적 원동력을 이해한다. 선군정치의 역사성을 조명하여 김일성 사망 이후 유훈통치의 실행과 함께 발전해 온 군중시사상의 집단적 내면화 과정을 연구한다. 선군정치를 가능하게 한 배경으로선정된 ‘주체문화의 상황적 변화적용’, ‘유훈통치’, ‘붉은기사상’, ‘정치적 메시아니즘’, ‘애국 가족주의’를 고찰한다. 이 글에서는 선군정치 자체가 정치적 목적이 아니며 공화국의 태동과 함께 시작된 주체문화의 현대적 적용으로 파생된 정책적 노선임을 강조한다. 선군정치의 궁극적 목적은 사상, 군대, 경제적 강성대국의 건설이다. 북의 선군정치가 군부독재인가 권력이양기에 파생된 생존전략인가에 관한 비평적 고찰도 포함된다. 오늘날 국제질서 속에 등장하고 있는 ‘차가운 평화’개념과 선군정치와의 역학관계를 살펴보고 선군정치의 의미와 기능 그리고 미래 전망을 제시한다.

국내 소장 중국 秦 · 漢代 와당의 제작기법 고찰 - 유금와당박물관 소장자료를 중심으로 -

신은희 한국기와학회 2021 한국기와학보 Vol.4 No.-

정신지체 아동들의 의료 서비스 이용에 관한 연구

신은희,정재권 한국재활심리학회 2008 재활심리연구 Vol.15 No.1

The purpose of this study to examine the health service utilization of mental retardation children and to find reform measures of it. Parents of 118 students with mental retardation in jeonlabuk-do participated in this study from in the mid-Dec. to the end of Dec. in 2007. The results were as follows: First, in analyzing the actual condition of health service Utilization, 76.3% of the subjects visited medical institutions over once per month, 50.8% of the subjects thought that medical fee is high and many subjects were being felt a economical burden in utilizing health service. Second, in analyzing the degree of satisfaction of utilizing health service, 13.8% of the subjects were dissatisfied with speciality and kindness of medical personnels. Third, in analyzing reform measures of health service utilization, medical institutions for only mental retardation children and services for them, for example, shuttle bus services etc. should be provided more. In conclusion, government, special schools, parents of mental retardation children, and medical practitioners need to cooperate to provide a consumer oriented health service reflected welfare needs of mental retardation children for them to undergo due treatment of high quality.

The Spirituality of Korean Shamanism: Peace and Coexistence

신은희 사단법인 한국평화연구학회 2009 평화학연구 Vol.10 No.2

The main idea of this paper is to discuss the spiritual aspects of the shamanic festivals expounding the Korean concept of peace and coexistence that are being integrated with the colorful rituals and unique cultural presentations. The shamanic festivals and rituals symbolize the spirituality of inter-relatedness that asserts balance to the concept of time and history as moving forward to the fulfillment of the cosmic peace. I have sought to describe coexistence as a perfect state of peace and evolving human mind is the expression of relational beings that embrace the whole and all its parts in a qualitative sense. The shamanic spirituality of peace can be understood as an emergent process with a radically relational form of coexistence in which individual creatures have their own integrity and a world that is evolving in time at every level. The shamanic spirituality of peace can be thought of as coexistence that constantly creates spiritual and ethical space in the shared dynamic life to be in the process of becoming towards the attainment of the perfect state of peace at every level of existence. The shamanic spirituality of peace underlies the co-existential relationships which constantly involve all those interactions and connections that incorporate components into a more complex whole and relate that complex whole into another level of unity. This process of creating a new sublimed level of unity is an essential principle of the shamanic spirituality of peace: towards ‘to-be-in coexistence’ and ‘to-be-in relationships.’

정신건강의학과 임상 및 연구에서 이해 상충 관련 문제

신은희,임세원,Shin, Eun-Hee,Lim, Se-Won 대한불안의학회 2015 대한불안의학회지 Vol.11 No.2

A conflict of interest is usually defined as a set of circumstances that creates a risk that professional judgments or actions regarding a primary interest will be unduly influenced by a secondary interest. In general, a conflict of interest can be classified as either a financial or a non-financial one. A financial conflict of interest reportedly occurs frequently in medical (and psychiatric) research and practice and is associated with a greater likelihood of reporting results favorable to the intervention being studied. A non-financial conflict of interest may occur in psychiatric research and practice as a result of the so-called "allegiance effect." It is very important that clinicians and researchers in the field of psychiatry be aware that their field is vulnerable to both financial and non-financial conflicts of interest. Considering that it is impossible in modern psychiatry to be completely free from possible conflicts of interest, the best way to manage a conflict of interest is disclosure based on the principles of transparency. Actions that might lead to conflicts of interest should be avoided as much as possible.

Life Philosophy and Juche Organism of North Korea

신은희 사단법인 한국평화연구학회 2006 평화학연구 Vol.7 No.2

This paper examines the socio-political life in relation to the organic culture of North Korea. Juche thought has its origins in Marxism, but it has evolved into the elaborate indigenous national religion of North Korea. Although the average North Korean would of course not think of Juche thought as a religion, it does include a god-like figure, Kim Ilsŏng, who is worshipped by approximately twenty-three million adherents in North Korea. They believe in him as “Father,” in the sense of being the national provider, healer, and even savior. Juche is thus no longer a merely political ideology but has become the national religion of North Korea. Kim Ilsŏng (1912-1994) created the Juche idea of self-reliance in order to emphasize the importance of developing the nation’s potential using its own resources and reserves of human creativity. For him, the people’s primary requirement was establish the Juche idea in order to achieve sovereignty (chajusŏng) and he made Juche ideology the guiding principle for all the actions of the Workers’ Party. Although the interpretation and application of Juche thought have varied depending on the historical context, the core idea of Juche is based on a “human-centered view on the world.” The emphases on Juche may have changed over the years, but the basic concepts that sustain the North Korean people remain: the commitment to socialism, an insistence on achieving economic self-sufficiency, the cult of personality surrounding the leader, and political and moral sovereignty. All these ideas are woven together in the cultural framework of the socio-political life of the Juche organism. This paper examines the socio-political life in relation to the organic culture of North Korea. Juche thought has its origins in Marxism, but it has evolved into the elaborate indigenous national religion of North Korea. Although the average North Korean would of course not think of Juche thought as a religion, it does include a god-like figure, Kim Ilsŏng, who is worshipped by approximately twenty-three million adherents in North Korea. They believe in him as “Father,” in the sense of being the national provider, healer, and even savior. Juche is thus no longer a merely political ideology but has become the national religion of North Korea. Kim Ilsŏng (1912-1994) created the Juche idea of self-reliance in order to emphasize the importance of developing the nation’s potential using its own resources and reserves of human creativity. For him, the people’s primary requirement was establish the Juche idea in order to achieve sovereignty (chajusŏng) and he made Juche ideology the guiding principle for all the actions of the Workers’ Party. Although the interpretation and application of Juche thought have varied depending on the historical context, the core idea of Juche is based on a “human-centered view on the world.” The emphases on Juche may have changed over the years, but the basic concepts that sustain the North Korean people remain: the commitment to socialism, an insistence on achieving economic self-sufficiency, the cult of personality surrounding the leader, and political and moral sovereignty. All these ideas are woven together in the cultural framework of the socio-political life of the Juche organism.

맞벌이가족 내 중년기 남녀의 가족건강성 관련 변인

신은희,정현숙 한국생애학회 2019 생애학회지 Vol.9 No.1

The purpose of this study is to investigate the relative effects of socio-demographic and work-family related variables and marital and generational relationship variables on the family strength of middle-aged dual-income families. The subjects of this study were 341 middle-aged dual-income families' males and females among 10,912 respondents of the Family Situation Survey of the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family in 2015. Collected data were analyzed using the t-test, cross-tabulation analysis, correlation analysis, and hierarchical regression analysis using SPSS 23.0 software. The results were as follows. First, in both males and females, family strength increased with increasing monthly income, satisfaction with communication with spouse, and intimacy with adolescent children. Second, family strength increased with decreasing work and family conflict only for females. Third, the variable with the greatest impact on family strength was communication satisfaction with spouse for males and monthly income for females. These results show that monthly income, work and family conflict, communication satisfaction with spouse, and intimacy with adolescent children are major variables that affect family strength. This study is meaningful in that it provides foundational data for developing various programs that improve family strength by exploring such variables related to family strength in middle-aged, dual-income families.

청소년의 수면시간과 우울 및 자살생각과의 관계

신은희,Shin, Eunhee 대한불안의학회 2018 대한불안의학회지 Vol.14 No.1

Objective : The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between self-reported sleep duration and depression or suicidal ideation in Korean adolescents. Methods : The data obtained from the 11th Korea Youth Risk Behavior Web-Based Survey (KYRBWS) were analysed. 68,043 students from 797 schools participated in this nationwide survey. Results : 53.7% of male students and 68.4% of female students had reported that a weekday sleeping duration of less than 6 hours. When the depression and suicidal ideation were analyzed by age, the odds ratio was higher in middle-school students than in high-school students. Both male and female students showed a higher risk of depression and suicidal ideation when sleeping duration was less than 5 hours and the risk was slightly higher in boys than in girls. Conclusion : Insufficient sleep duration in Korean adolescents increases depression and suicidal ideation, and these results differ according to age and gender.