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245		0	_aIndia and Korea perspectives on language,literature and culture/ _bedited by Ravikesh Mishra
260			_aNew Delhi: _bManak, _c2008.
300			_ax, 255 p. _c22 cm.
505			_aPart I: Language / Linguistics 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 2. Globalization and Language Policy of Korea monolingual, bilinguaror multilingual Han Hyung Koo 3. Education on Korean Language and Culture in India: Their Gap and Fillings in the Perspective of Necessity and Methodology Do-Young Kim 4. Teaching Korean Language and Korean CultureEspecial ly on Honorific System Haw Jae'-Young and Nam Ki-Tak 5. Studies of Discourse/Conversation Analysis in Korean Linguistics Haeyeon Kim 6. Consonant Cluster Reduction in Korean Revisited: An Optimal ity Theory Perspective (Theoretic account) Chang-Kook Suh 7. Zero- vs. Overt Argument NPs of Clausal lUs in Korean Conversation . Haeyeon Kim and Yonn^-jun Jang 8. Panini Grammar and Korean Linguistics Chung Sung Hae 9. A Study of Collocation in Korean Hong Jong Sun Part II; Literature 10. Two Korean Vernacular Epics of the 15th Centuiy Cho Dong-il 11. Jeong Ji Yong's Poetry: Nature Imagery and Aesthetic Responses Ravikesh Mishra Part III: Culture 12. The Contemporary Cultural Crisis of Mankind: the Asian Scenario with special reference to Korea Brahm Swaroop Agrawal 13. Glimpses of Korean Culture in Japan P. A. George 14. Confucius and Confucian Influence in Korea B.R. Deepak 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
650			_aKorean language.
650			_aKorea -- Civilization.
650			_aCivilization.
700			_aMishra, Ravikesh, ed.
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