India and Korea perspectives on language,literature and culture/  edited by Ravikesh Mishra 

 - New Delhi:  Manak,  2008. 
 - x, 255 p.  22 cm. 
<br/><br/>Part I: Language / Linguistics<br/>1. Preferred Colors in Korean and Various Cultures based on Lexical Frequency: Comparison among Korean, English, French, Russian, Rumanian, Chinese, Japanese and Mongolian Lee Sang-Qak<br/>2. Globalization and Language Policy of Korea monolingual, bilinguaror multilingual Han Hyung Koo<br/>3. Education on Korean Language and Culture in India: Their Gap and Fillings in the Perspective of Necessity and Methodology Do-Young Kim<br/>4. Teaching Korean Language and Korean CultureEspecial ly on Honorific System Haw Jae'-Young and Nam Ki-Tak<br/>5. Studies of Discourse/Conversation Analysis in Korean Linguistics Haeyeon Kim<br/>6. Consonant Cluster Reduction in Korean Revisited: An Optimal ity Theory Perspective (Theoretic account) Chang-Kook Suh<br/>7. Zero- vs. Overt Argument NPs of Clausal lUs in Korean Conversation . Haeyeon Kim and Yonn^-jun Jang<br/>8. Panini Grammar and Korean Linguistics Chung Sung Hae<br/>9. A Study of Collocation in Korean Hong Jong Sun<br/>Part II; Literature<br/>10. Two Korean Vernacular Epics of the 15th Centuiy Cho Dong-il<br/>11. Jeong Ji Yong's Poetry: Nature Imagery and Aesthetic Responses<br/>Ravikesh Mishra<br/>Part III: Culture<br/>12. The Contemporary Cultural Crisis of Mankind: the Asian Scenario with special reference to Korea Brahm Swaroop Agrawal<br/>13. Glimpses of Korean Culture in Japan P. A. George<br/>14. Confucius and Confucian Influence in Korea B.R. Deepak<br/>15. Behaviouristic Patterns in the cultural contexts of Korea and Japan ' Janashruti Chandra 16. New Religious groups: Their role and significance in modern Korean and Japanese societies M V Lakshmi 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9788178270012 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Korean language. <br/>Korea -- Civilization. <br/>Civilization.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327.540519  / MIS/I