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박종한 ( Jong-han Park ),정수현 ( Su-hyeon Jeong ) 대한한의학회 한방재활의학과학회 2018 한방재활의학과학회지 Vol.28 No.3
Objectives The aim of this study was to analyze the herbal prescription and composition of the leading experimental studies of herbal medicine extract in arthritis model and to analyze the way of setting model and the way of validating effect of the leading experimental studies of herbal medicine extract in arthritis model. Methods The Subjects were selected by select criteria and exclusion criteria from January 1, 2000 to September 30, 2017. The herbal prescription and composition of the selected subjects were analyzed. The effects and statistical significance of selected studies were verified by comparing the control and treatment groups of frequently used cytokines (tumor necrosis factor [TNF]-α, interleukin [IL]-1β, IL-6). Results 52 kinds of herbal prescriptions and 118 kinds of individual herbs were used in 64 studies. Among the 52 kinds of herbal prescriptions, Daeganghwal-tang (4 times) was used most frequently. Among the 118 kinds of individual herbs, Glycyrrhizae Radix (49 times), Angelicae Giantis Radix (34 times), Osterici Radix (24 times) were used most frequently in order. The prescription that has the highest TNF-α decline is Changchooldoin-tang. The prescription that has the highest IL-1β decline is Banggibokryeong-tang. The prescription that has the highest IL-6 decline is Gwanjeol8ho-bang. Conclusions Daeganghwal-tang (herbal prescription) and Glycyrrhizae Radix, Angelicae Giantis Radix, Osterici Radix (individual herbs) were used most frequently. The prescriptions that have the highest cytokines decline were Changchooldoin-tang, Banggibokryeong-tang and Gwanjeol8ho-bang. (J Korean Med Rehabil 2018;28(3):39-53)
코비드-19(COVID-19) 시대 인문학 교과의 효율적인 교수 방안 모색 ― 문화 관련 강의 사례를 중심으로
朴鍾漢 ( Park Jong Han ) 중국어문학회 2020 中國語文學誌 Vol.0 No.73
This study examines the ways in which one can find a new teaching method applicable to the new teaching environment that has arisen with the onslaught of COVID-19. For this purpose, this study makes use of the autobiographical case study method which is one of the qualitative research methods and tries to overcome its limitations through a small-scale questionnaire and Focus group interviews. In the ‘With Corona’ situation where one has to coexist with Corona-19, in-person and non-in-person classes can always be interchangeable. This paper argues that in order to achieve a desired result in the face of the current harsh conditions, one has to create “routines” that can be consistently applied in any situation and expand them. This study suggests three routines: the instructor’s lecture preparation routines, learner’s performance routines, and the routines that the instructor can refer to when he or she is giving lectures. Although this study has some limitations in terms of research methods, it will be meaningful and valuable in that it provides routines that both instructors and learners can utilize in a ‘With Corona’ situation that is likely to go on after the fall semester of 2020.
중국 선진시기의 기후 환경 기후 변화와 코끼리 벼 인구 분포의 상관관계 탐색
朴鍾漢(Park, Jong-han) 중국어문학연구회 2020 중국어문학논집 Vol.0 No.120
Two contradictory views exist on the climatic environment of the Yellow River basin during the Pre-Qin period (BC2070-BC221). First, it was friendly to human life. Second, it was unfriendly to human life. I support the former. I summarized the results of the research in each of the four fields independently of each other and presented them as proof of the former. First, studies by climatologists showed that in the Pre-Qin period, temperatures in the Yellow River basin were about 2℃ higher than today. Second, according to animal archaeologists, tropical elephants lived in the north. This suggests that the climate in the Yellow River basin was warm and humid, not cold. Third, according to research by plant archaeologists, paddy rice, which grows mostly in the tropics today, was cultivated in the Yellow River basin during the Pre-Qin period. This suggests that the temperatures in the Yellow River basin at that time were not only higher than they are today, but also more rainfall. Fourth, demographers have found that during the Pre-Qin period, people lived more in the Yellow River basin than in the Yangzte River basin. The reason is that the north has a better climate and more varied and richer food than the south.