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Explorando las fronteras educativas: pertinencia de pedagogía de las informáticas
Authors: Cárdenas Benavides Jonathan , Fuentes Seisdedos Liana , Valle Oñate Paulina , Usca Veloz Roberto
Published: July 2023

Evaluar los niveles de pertinencia de la carrera Pedagogía de las Ciencias Experimentales – Informática de la Universidad Estatal de Bolívar en Ecuador se convierte en objeto de estudio a través de la evaluación de su pertinencia en relación con diversos criterios, como: Relevancia académica, demandas en el mercado laboral, las necesidades sociales y educativas, la innovación y tecnología, e impacto social, siendo un reto en el contexto ecuatoriano, ante la competitividad y la multiplicidad de ofertas de programas curriculares similares en diversas Instituciones de Educación Superior del país. Es por ello, que considerar el Principio de Pertinencia en la elaboración del diseño curricular nos permite analizar lo concerniente a la contribución de los futuros profesionales ante las necesidades y problemáticas identificadas. En este sentido, el artículo, se sustenta en el enfoque metodológico descriptivo, con una investigación de carácter documental donde implica recopilar y analizar información existente en las diversas fuentes. Es por ello, que se utilizaron instrumentos de recogida de información, como: la revisión sistemática de la literatura, la búsqueda y recopilación de documentos relevantes, con la finalidad de establecer niveles de articulación que presenta la propuesta curricular con relación a la Misión y Visión de la Universidad, el Plan de Desarrollo, y los Objetivos Estratégicos de Desarrollo Sostenible. Se concluye con la encuesta como un instrumento de recogida de información adicional para el estudio de empleabilidad para obtener datos directamente de los graduados de la carrera donde se asevera la pertinencia de la carrera, en el contexto sociocultural ecuatoriano.
Gestión de riesgos norma de prevención en instituciones públicas, cantón Montalvo
Authors: Piedad Iñiguez Gloria , Vanessa Durán Priscila , Barragán Aroca Grey
Published: July 2023

El cantón Montalvo perteneciente a la provincia Bolívar, se ha visto afectado por eventos peligrosos de una forma continua, al estar ubicado en la parte plana y bordeado del río el cual en temporadas de lluvia, incrementan su caudal y provoca las inundaciones entre otros eventos, siendo uno de ellos también los sismos que aún no tienen su predicción y se pueden presentar en cualquier momento, por ende la aplicación de la gestión de riesgos en todo los ámbitos es de gran importancia siendo así el caso de la aplicación en las instituciones públicas, tanto en su personal técnico como administrativo; quienes son los encargados de brindar un buen servicio para la sociedad, precautelando su integridad en todo momento y situación que pueda darse. Esta investigación es un tema transversal en la gestión pública, debido a que cada institución debe estar sujetas a las respectivas normas que son establecidas por la Contraloría General del Estado, siendo una de ellas la Norma 100-01, 300-01 y 300-02 de Control Interno para las Entidades Organismos del Sector Público y de las Personas Jurídicas de Derecho Privado que dispongan de recursos públicos. En este sentido, el objetivo de la investigación fue en conocer el nivel de preparación en proceso de gestión de riesgos del personal que labora en las instituciones públicas del Cantón Montalvo. Se trabajó con un tipo de investigación mixto, de forma descriptiva misma, la cual detalla la realidad de cada una de las instituciones. Se determinó que se encuentran en un nivel MEDIO de conocimiento en temas relacionados con la Gestión de riesgos como norma de prevención y a su vez también se pudo identificar que las instituciones poco a poco se van transnversalizando.
Tolerancia del Fréjol a Mancha Angular en la Provincia Bolívar
Authors: Gaibor Lucio Verónica , Galeas Vega Johana , Silva García David , Román Ramos Andrea
Published: July 2023

En la provincia Bolívar se han tenido reportes de afectación del cultivo de fréjol (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) por la denominada mancha angular, ocasionada por Pseudocercospora griseola (Sacc.). En algunas regiones del mundo está enfermedad han llegado a causar hasta un 90% de pérdidas en la producción, convirtiéndose en una problemática de seguridad alimentaria. La situación expuesta motivó el objetivo de la investigación que fue determinar el impacto que causa la mancha angular en el cultivo de fréjol y su efecto sobre el rendimiento. El área experimental fue implementada en la Granja experimenta Naguan-UEB e incluyó a 17 accesiones de fréjol con el fin de evaluar su tolerancia a la enfermedad mediante la determinación de área bajo la curva de la enfermedad (ABCDE); además se evaluó el rendimiento de cada material vegetativo, así como los componentes de éste. Los resultados de esta investigación mostraron que 13 variedades tienen tolerancia hacia la mancha angular de las cuales las variedades Fréjol canario Chillanes, INIAP 428 Canario Guarandeño y Línea FMR2 presentaron una ABCDE menor. Con relación al rendimiento INIAP – 430 Portilla, INIAP – 480 Canario Rocha y Fréjol Canario Chillanes 2 presentaron altos rendimientos. En conclusión variedades como INIAP – 430 Portilla, INIAP 480 Canario, INIAP 428 Canario guarandeño y la línea FMR1 pueden ser incluidas dentro de los sistemas de producción tanto por su tolerancia a mancha angular, como por su rendimiento; mientras que la cualidad de ser más tolerante a la mancha angular del Fréjol canario Chillanes, pese a ser la que reporta el menor rendimiento, podría ser utilizada en futuros programas de fitomejoramiento.
Ảnh hưởng của dân số tới phát triển giáo dục sau khi Việt Nam vượt qua “mốc” quy mô dân số đạt 100 triệu người
Authors: Lưu Bích Ngọc
Published: July 2023

Dân số là biến số đầu vào của mọi quá trình phát triển, trong đó có giáo dục. Dân số tác động tới phát triển giáo dục khi các thành tố của dân số như quy mô, cơ cấu và phân bố dân cư thay đổi. Việt Nam sẽ cán “mốc” quy mô dân số 100 triệu dân vào năm 2023. Quy mô dân số lớn cũng đòi hỏi quy mô hệ thống giáo dục phải phát triển tương ứng. Đây là một áp lực lớn, nhiều thách thức đối với trình độ phát triển của hệ thống giáo dục Việt Nam. Tuy nhiên, những biến đổi trong cơ cấu tuổi của dân số lại mang lại cơ hội cho nâng cao chất lượng giáo dục khi mà quy mô dân số trong độ tuổi phổ cập giáo dục có xu hướng giảm đi, có nghĩa giúp tiết kiệm được các nguồn lực chi cho giáo dục. Phân tích các dữ liệu hiện trạng cũng như dữ liệu dự báo giúp ước lượng được cơ hội và thách thức của quy mô và cơ cấu dân số tác động tới hệ thống giáo dục Việt Nam giai đoạn 2023 – 2030.
New-Onset of Graves’ Disease Induced By Sars-Cov-2 Infection- A Case Series
Authors: Al-Jahhafi Abhaa Sulaiyam , Al-Sawaai Asma Ali , AL-Bimani Zamzam , Al-Bulushi Naima
Published: July 2023

The COVID-19 pandemic had many new post-viral sequelae some of which are yet to be detected. In our case series, we are presenting five patients with different ages, medical backgrounds, and presentations, who were diagnosed with Post COVID-19 Graves’ disease at Royal Hospital from January to December of 2020. The main reason behind this case series is to highlight the variability of presentation and the duration between exposure to the virus and the presentation. In addition, due to the similarity in the presentation of some of the symptoms between COVID-19 infection and Graves' Disease, most of those patients were delayed in getting the proper diagnosis of COVID-19-induced Graves' disease. Hence, this case series can aid in alerting primary care doctors for early detection of such cases and regular follow-up, which can positively impact our national healthcare system.
Competition Between Space and Placeness in Location-Based Augmented Reality Games: Focused on Pokémon Go
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Shin Hongju
Published: July 2023

This article examines the competition between “space” and “placeness” in location­based augmented reality (AR) mobile games, with a specific focus on Pokémon Go. It explores how personal experiences of place intricately intertwine with the overlay of playful digital information on the real world, allowing for the dynamic process of unmapping and remapping of places. Through a critical analysis of the conflict between spatial GPS and placeness within historical, religious, and political contexts in Pokémon Go, this study highlights the potential for transformative digital placemaking. It contributes to our understanding of how location­based AR games reconstruct digital place­values in users' environments.
A Survey and Actual Case Study for Effective Instructional Design and Operation of Large-Scale Cyber Lectures Centered on Content Utilization
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Yoon Hyegyeong
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to search for ways to report an actual survey and its analysis case of my 947 students in the spring semester, 2023 conducted to identify the characteristics and interests of digital native learners and reflect them in effective instructional design and operation. In order to develop effective video contents and establish strategies for using learning materials in cyber education, learners' satisfaction and dissatisfaction with their cyber classes must first be clearly recognized. In addition, the characteristics of learners identified through questionnaire analysis are reflected in class design and operation. Learners who are digital natives not only naturally accept the cyber class environment applied with advanced information and communication technology, but also actively utilize it for learning. With the rapidly growing development of information and communication technology, the traditional educational paradigm is also changing. Existing theories of cyber learning that the separation of time and space between professors and learners restricts interaction through mutual communication also discuss areas that must change according to this advanced educational environment.
The Mediating Effects of Rejection Sensitivity and Unconditional Self-Acceptance on the Relationship between Covert Narcissism and Interpersonal Competence
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Oh Chungkwang , Shim Hyesun
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study was to investigate the mediating effects of rejection sensitivity and unconditional self-acceptance between covert narcissism and interpersonal competence in college students. For the study, an self-report survey consisting of Covert Narcissism Scale, Rejection Sensitivity Questionnaire, Unconditional Self-Acceptance Scale and Interpersonal Competence in Peer Relationship was conducted on 483 university students. The results were as follows: First, covert narcissism has a negative correlation with interpersonal competence, and unconditional self-acceptance and has a positive correlation with rejection sensitivity. Second, it was found that rejection sensitivity and unconditional self-acceptance mediated the relationship between covert narcissism and interpersonal competence. The limitation of the study was also discussed along with suggestions for the future research.
Search of Experience of College Students Participation in Culture and Arts Education for Character Education
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Sohn Young Kyung
Published: July 2023

The study attempted to examine the activity experiences of university students who participated in the culture and art education program and to contemplate the meaning of culture and art education with personality cultivation activities of university students. The results of the study are summarized as follows. First of all, the experiences of ‘formation of the positive self-concept’ and ‘promotion of the emotional ability’ appeared in ‘promotion of the social and emotional strategies’. Second, the experiences of ‘improvement of attachment in school’, ‘improvement of trust in professors’, and ‘promotion of academic goals and educational expectations’ appeared in ‘promotion of academic life’. Third, the experiences of ‘promotion of pro-social behaviors and attitudes’ and ‘improvement of communication skills’ appeared in ‘promotion of pro-social ability’. It is expected that the above results of this study will lead to relevant case studies or studies on program development and become the basic data for specifically exploring where culture and art education can move forward in terms of character education.
Analysis of the Intention to Use ChatGPT in College Students' Assignment Performance: Focusing on the Moderating Effects of Personal Innovativeness
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kim Hyo Jung , Oh saenae
Published: July 2023

This study examines the intention to use ChatGPT among college students using the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). We investigate perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, information quality, perceived risk, immediate connectivity, and reliability. Our findings support the hypothesis that perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use, information quality, and reliability positively influence college students' intention to use ChatGPT. However, perceived risk and immediate access do not significantly impact intention. Additionally, personal innovation moderates these relationships, with higher personal innovativeness leading to stronger perceptions of ChatGPT's usefulness, ease of use, information quality, and reliability. Individuals with low personal innovativeness are more influenced by perceived risk.
A Rhetorical Object Related to the Singularity of Scene Transition in Baekseok's Poem
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Han Byung-in
Published: July 2023

Baekseok's poetry works have a narrative form that enumerates poetic objects and materials in narrative development. Due to this composition, the scene of the poem and the part where the scene changes are characterized by a transition by an object. It is a form that brings about a change of scene through the arrangement of objects, changes in images or symbols. Anne Hubersfeld said in Theatrical Semiotics that an object plays a revealing role and performs a rhetorical function at the same time. In connection with Baekseok's poetry, it can be understood that verbal and non-linguistic sign systems influence each other through objects as a medium. Based on this, this thesis examined the rhetorical structure of the object and discussed the elements that differentiate the scene of the poem. This integrated cognitive perspective can be a new attempt to understand Baekseok's poems with theatrical elements. Therefore, it can be said that this study is valuable in that it broadens the scope of aesthetic understanding of poetry.
A Study on the Aspects of “Gosangugokga” Transforming “Muidoga” and Its Achievement
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Seo Myeonghee
Published: July 2023

This paper focuses on the analysis of “Muido-ga” and “Gosan-gugok-ga”. The two works are analyzed in detail to highlight the distinctive achievements of “Gosan-gugok-ga”. The analysis of the works is based on the criteria of space, time, relationships between characters, and the actions of the characters. While “Muido-ga” portrays an isolated and mystical space, “Gosan-gugok-ga” represents spaces of daily life and hospitality towards friends. While the time in “Muido-ga” is situated between a distant legendary time and an unperceivable current time, “Gosan-gugok-ga” demonstrates the specific flow of seasonal and daily time. While characters are scarcely revealed in “Muido-ga” with minimal interaction with others, “Gosan-gugok-ga” depicts rich interactions with friends and expresses the desire to invite outsiders who are unfamiliar with the place. In conclusion, “Gosan-gugok-ga” transcends a mere song about nature. It encompasses the depth and beauty of a scholar's song that sings about the joy of academic pursuit and the desire of a mentor to disseminate knowledge.
Chinese Drama  Actual Translation of the Cultural Center Reflected in the Korean Subtitles
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Cui YanYan , Shim Bokyung
Published: July 2023

In this study, the cultural center translation strategy was analyzed using the Chinese drama “Bobo Gyeongsim” based on time slip to examine how to effectively translate Korean-Chinese cultural centers in situations such as time and space constraints of subtitle translation and entertainment constraints of dramas. As a result of the study, it was analyzed that some social cultural centers, including proper nouns, focused on preservation strategies centered on starting text because it is not easy to replace in TL culture as a unique cultural center in SL culture, and at the same time, “alternative” or “abbreviation” was used to generalize the original cultural center. In the translation of idioms, a “alternative” pattern appeared, and in the translation of cultural vocabulary, a “cultural alternative translation strategy” that replaces cultural centers was used as a core due to cultural gaps. In order to translate drama subtitles that can satisfy viewers of the “TL culture”, translators must have an accurate understanding of the “SL Cultural Center” and be able to use translation strategies suitable for the situation.
Post-war Japanese Student Movements and Folk Music
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Lee Hyejin
Published: July 2023

This article examines the relationship between Japan's student movement and the Japanese folk movement in the 1960s and 1970s from the perspective of mental and cultural history at the time. Japan's student movement developed into an academy struggle and anti-war movement, angry at the hypocrisy of all systems positively evaluated by the Japanese government, including post-war democracy and economic growth, but their struggle led to excessive violence by Red Army aimed at a global revolution. As a result, the protest fork, centered on the Zenkyoto forces, also gradually progressed to a popular fork, but after the collapse of the student movement, it flowed to singing closed and introverted individual emotions. After the war, the flow of Japanese folk music became a means of showing the cultural avitus of the Zenkyoto generation.
A Study on the Promotion Strategies of Idol in the Age of the New Media in Girl Group NewJeans
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kim Junhyeong , Han Kyunghoon
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this article is to suggest new trends in the idol market and the direction of next-generation K-pop promotion strategies by studying ‘NewJeans’, which has presented a new paradigm for idol promotion strategies in the age of new media. As a research method, based on the theoretical background of existing idol promotion strategies, we will draw out the differences from other groups in the promotion strategy of ‘NewJeans’ through a comparative analysis using statistical data, music charts, and press releases. First, the management philosophy of Min Hee-jin, the CEO of ‘NewJeans’, based on Hegel's dialectic, has set a new trend in the idol market. Second, the active utilization of IP led to effective publicity. Third, through the utilization of the newtro concept, the product was consumed by a wider age group than the main consumption age group of the existing idol industry. This study has practical implications in that it provides a direction for successful promotion cases utilizing new media, and research on new genres that are leading trends in the current generation should be continued based on this study.
An Analysis of the Transformation of the Violin Bowing in Gypsy Jazz
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Yoon Soojung , Hong Seonggyu
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this paper is to present the characteristics of the violin bow performance technique, a major instrument in gypsy jazz, and to explore the transformed bowing techniques. Gypsy jazz, also known as gypsy swing or manouche jazz, is a genre that combines the musical tradition of the gypsy community with the characteristics of jazz, featuring a unique swing and rhythm pattern. Given that musical expressions such as rhythm and articulation are influenced by bow, variations in bowing techniques are necessary for effectively applying swing rhythms. This study investigates the historical significance of gypsy jazz in the context of jazz history and examines the evolving role of the violin. The basic elements of bowing and the specific characteristics of the transformed bowing techniques are analyzed through the case of Stephan Grappelli, a renowned jazz violinist. The transformed bowing techniques encompass four key aspects: bow grip, off-beat slurring, ghost notes, and bow division. The consideration of these bowing techniques is expected to serve as a valuable guide for understanding and utilizing the violin in jazz contexts.
A Narrative Inquiry on the Korean Language Learning Experience of Female Marriage Immigrants: Focusing on participants in the Korea Immigration and Integration Program
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Park Suyeon , Min Jinyoung
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this research is to conduct an in-depth analysis of the meaning of Korean language learning experiences of female marriage immigrants who participated in the KIIP(Korean Immigration and Intergration Program). For this purpose, in-depth interviews with married immigrant women in four or more levels were conducted using the narrative inquiry in qualitative research. As a result, the female marriage immigrants had the following common experiences: Korean as the first step toward the unknown world, Korean as the essential elements of a comfortable life, and Korean as the foundation of a future life. This research is meaningful and helpful for future Korean marriage immigrants by researching the Korean language learning experiences of female marriage immigrants in detail and looking in-depth at their past and present thoughts, and checking the parts that are not revealed in statistical results or quantitative studies.
A Study on the Differences in Perception between Current Organizational Culture and Preferred Organizational Culture of Professional Ballet Company
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kim Naeun , Kim Sunyoung
Published: July 2023

Performing arts organizations face an irregular and unpredictable task environment, which requires systematic organizational diagnosis and evaluation management to address. The purpose of this research is to investigate the differences between the current organizational culture types perceived by dancers of a professional ballet company and their preferred organizational culture types, in order to provide foundational data for the management direction of the ballet company. To achieve this, a survey was conducted among current professional dancers working in the ballet company. The research was conducted using the Organizational Culture Assessment Instrument (OCAI). As a result of the research, dancers expressed a strong preference for a clan culture, while having high expectations for a culture of clan and adhocracy. On the other hand, they showed a desire for a decrease in hierarchical and marketculture. To address this, it is crucial to transform the organizational culture into a human-centric culture that emphasizes teamwork and individual artistic expression, based on trust and effective communication, rather than highlighting competition or winning among the members.
A Study on the Documentation of the Atomic Bombs Damage in Koreans: A Case of House of Peace in Hapcheon
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Nam YoungJoo
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to propose a plan to record “Hapcheon Anti-Nuclear ＆ Peace Festival”, which has been held by House of Peace in Hapcheon since 2012 to recognize victims of the atomic bomb II. The peace conference aims to inform the public of the damage to the second generation of atomic bombs, recognize the Japanese government as atomic bomb victims, and enact laws for medical and welfare benefits for the Korean government. The data produced, collected, and donated through this competition are important evidence that can reveal the heredity of the atomic bomb and prove the damage to the second generation of atomic bomb patients. Accordingly, this study proposed a plan to record the peace conference based on the documentation strategy. In particular, this study suggested that there is no record of omission or production at each stage, and that records for the recognition of victims of the atomic bomb II can be continuously collected and donated.
Schiller and Nietzsche's Artistic Drive Theory and Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Jeong Juwon
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to examine the meaning of borderline intelligence youth's experience in Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy programs based on the artistic drives of Friedrich Schiller and Friedrich Nietzsche. The three participants experienced a total of eight expressive arts and then analyzed the meaning of the experience through in-depth interviews. In particular, since they are protected children in child care facilities, they have a strong initial resistance and low interpersonal skills. However, in this study, participants commonly accepted the expressive art experience as a meaning of self-understanding and acceptance as it is, and confidence to express themselves regardless of the gaze of others. Therefore, this study is expected to be of academic value in that the aesthetic experience of Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy shows the experience and meaning of awakening artistic drives in art impulse theory.
The Dual Mediating Effects of Internalized Shame and Self-Criticism in the Relationship Between Covert Narcissism and Relation Addiction of Early Adulthood
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Jung Youngah , Ha Moonsun
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to verify the dual mediating effect of internalized shame and self-criticism in the relationship between covert narcissism and relationship addiction in early adulthood. As a result of applying the structural equation model, first, covert narcissism had a significant effect on internalized shame and self-criticism, internalized shame had a significant effect on self-criticism and relationship addiction, and self-criticism had a significant effect on relationship addiction. Second, in the relationship between covert narcissism and relationship addiction, the single mediating effect of internalized shame and self-criticism and the sequential mediating effect of internalized shame and self-criticism were found to be significant. The significance of this study is that it suggests an intervention method of internalized shame and self-criticism for early adulthood experiencing relationship addiction.
A Study on the Research Trends of the 4th Industrial Revolution and the Beauty Sector
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Lee Sangwon , Jeong Jaehyung
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to propose the direction of research in the field of beauty by figuring out its trend, main features, and tendency, considering the current situation of transition into the 4th Industrial Revolution era. To investigate the research trend, we selected 86 papers from the domestic academic journal published in RISS, etc. which had keywords such as “the 4th Industrial Revolution”, “the field of beauty”, “beauty tech”, and “beauty education.” The research on the field of beauty relating to the 4th Industrial Revolution has appeared mainly in journals of cosmetology and interdisciplinarity since 2013. The biggest number of papers were published with 21(24.41%)cases in 2022. The most popular field of research was ‘the 4th Industrial Revolution and the beauty tech’(72 cases, 83.72%), and the ‘total’ was the most favored particular research field(24 cases, 27.91%). The most frequently used research method was the qualitative one with 40 cases(46.51%). Based on the results above, we discussed and suggested the subsequent research direction and tasks.
Research on the State of the Language Landscape from the Perspective of Korean Language and Culture Policy
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Lee Jaeseob , Ahn Miae , Kang Minji , Park Sion , Hwang Jiyoon
Published: July 2023

This study aims to identify the current state of language landscapes of Apsan Cafe street in Daegu City from the perspective of Korean language and culture policy and propose measures for improvement. The results are as follows: It was found that outdoor advertisements, particularly billboards and secondary signs, are the core media that make up the linguistic landscape of Apsan Cafe Street. And the number of text characters in outdoor advertising materials was higher in the order of Hangul, Romanization, Mixed, Chinese character, and Japanese. Based on these results, we analyzed the linguistic landscape of Apsan Cafe Street. We found that lack of communicability was the highest in internal linguistic improvements while decline, aging, and aesthetic incongruity were the highest in external linguistic improvements. To create a linguistic landscape that utilizes the local characteristics of Daegu’s ‘Apsan Cafe Street’, it is necessary to improve ‘communicability’, ‘aesthetic incongruity’, and ‘decay and old’.
Cultural Exchange and Dual Degree Program Directions between Mekong River Basin Countries and Korea: Focused on Vietnam
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Bae Yangsoo
Published: July 2023

Both Korea and Vietnam belong to the same traditional Eastern cultural sphere and share common cultural and religious backgrounds, including Confucianism and Buddhism. This results in shared values like family importance, etiquette and education. Their cultures, influenced by China, exhibit a sense of homogeneity. However, differences exist between the two countries, notably in food culture, language, and the habits of lifestyle. It is crucial for effective cultural and human exchanges to recognize these differences. The mutual exchanges between universities in Korea and Vietnam are increasing recently, promoting promote academic exchanges and human resource development. The dual degree program between universities of the two countries notably contributes to cultivating global talented men. This program allows students to acquire academic knowledge from both cultures, enhancing global competence. The study proposes to outline the operation of such a program.
A Study on University Professors' Perception of Convergence Education
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kim Mi Kyung , Kwon Mi Ae
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to prepare a plan to revitalize convergence education through the current status of convergence education awareness among teachers at University A. To this end, a survey was conducted on teachers at University A, and interviews were conducted with those with experience in convergence education to confirm how they perceive convergence education in detail. University A teachers recognize that the most necessary thing for convergence education is the will and effort of professors, and that collaboration between professors is not easy. It is said that a lot of time and effort are required for convergence education, and it is difficult to design and organize convergence education, so institutional and financial support from the school is needed. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a dedicated organization for convergence education, raise awareness of convergence education, and establish a framework for stable support, and provide step-by-step support to strengthen teachers' convergence education capabilities.
A Study on the Necessity of Death Education according to the Possibility of Overcoming Death and Death Anxiety and the Use of Picture Books in the Education of Death
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kum Yunmi , Kim Sungbong
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to alleviate death and death anxiety, positively change death-related attitudes including the ability to cope with death, and contribute in part to the establishment of a death culture in our society. To this end, based on the healing process and views on the four ultimate concerns that Yalom approached existentially and usefully, that is, death, freedom, alienation, and meaninglessness, the ultimate analysis of life and death according to the possibility of overcoming death and death anxiety he mentioned The necessity of death education to help learn and embody the meaning of death, and the value and importance of picture books for death education were suggested. He also suggested death education using picture books as a way to redefine the right values of life and death.
A Study of the correlation between Georges Bataille’s Concept of the Formless and the Nonrepresentational the Body Image
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kang Duckbong
Published: July 2023

This paper aims to examine the correlation between the nonrepresentational body image in modern art and Georges Bataille’s concept of ‘the formless’. Therefore, Chapter 2 defines the concept of the nonrepresentational body image and examines cases in art history. In addition, by discussing the correlation between post structuralism and the nonrepresentational body image, the basis for the involvement of the body’s nonrepresentation in modern art is laid out. Chapter 3 discusses the analytical basis of the nonrepresentational body image by examining Georges Bataille’s concept of ‘the formless’ and its practical strategy, which provides a key element in the analysis of works. Chapter 4 analyzes the nonrepresentation of the body image in modern art based on Georges Bataille’s theory, as discussed above. Through this, the researcher presents the appearance of modern people whose nonrepresentational body image in the works of sample artists cross the boundary between the subject and the other as a sensory trace of the formless body, and it was found that behind it was the ‘Concept of Transgression’, which presupposes Georges Bataille’s negativity.
A Study on the Relationship between Program Format and Leadership of Entertainment Program Main MC
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kim Shinhea , Lee Junhee
Published: July 2023

Recently, each platform is expanding the programming of entertainment programs, which are the core of the format industry and increase viewer ratings, but while the diversity of materials and performers has increased, the diversity of formats has decreased. After 2000, entertainment programs, centering on star MCs, have repeatedly produced programs of similar formats that can make use of their characteristics and strengths, leading to stagnation and regression in format diversifi cation. In the process of analyzing this phenomenon, this study paid attention to the fact that the leadership and characteristics of the main MC of an entertainment program have a great influence on other performers and programs, in particular, have a deep correlation with the composition and change of the program format. Therefore, by analyzing the leadership of the main MC and exploring the correlation between it and the program format, it is expected to serve as a cornerstone for related research and serve as an opportunity to change the fixed and repetitive format.
Application and Effect of Awareness Improvement Program for Endangered Species Restoration
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Chung Youngin
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to analyze the effect of the awareness-raising program for endangered species restoration to residents in areas where restoration is possible and areas where restoration is impossible, and to improve awareness of endangered species restoration. The subjects of the study were 35 people from the Gangwon-do group, which is an endangered species restoration area, and 38 people from the metropolitan area, an area where restoration is not possible. Awareness improvement program was implemented for each group, and pre- and post-analysis was conducted through K-ESRAS to verify its effectiveness. For data analysis, t-test was conducted with statistical data processing. The results of the study verified that there is an effect on the perception of endangered animals, awareness of restoration of endangered animals, awareness of problems with the local community, attitudes about restoration of endangered animals, attitudes about endangered animals, and overall perception. It was confirmed that these research results can be used as an awareness-raising program for endangered species restoration and can help improve the awareness of residents in areas where restoration is possible.
The Effect of Nostalgia Marketing on Consumer Attitudes
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Jeon Youngjin , Jun Jongwoo , WOO Miwon
Published: July 2023

This study systematically examined the patterns in which Nostalgia marketing, consumer personal characteristics, and product characteristics are connected to consumer attitudes, purchase intention and loyalty. As a result of verifying the research model, in Models 1 and 2, nostalgia marketing and conspicuous self-expression had a positive(+) effect on purchase intention and loyalty, and in Model 3, conspicuous self-expression and design preference had a positive(+) effect on purchase intention and loyalty. However, Nostalgia marketing had no effect, and self-achievement and food preference had no effect on purchase intention and loyalty in Models 2 and 3. The results of this study verify that nostalgia marketing, conspicuous self-expression, and design preference are key variables on consumers' purchase intention and loyalty. In addition, this study can give meaning to revealing the hierarchical influence relationship by setting the variables affecting nostalgia marketing as one research model, and provides practical implications for nostalgia marketing strategy.
Effects of Abuse Experience on Academic Performance in School-age Children’s: Mediating Effect of Ego-identity
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Jun Eunock , Son Eunkyoung
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to verify the mediating effect of ego-identity in the relationship between child abuse experiences and academic performance of school-aged children. In this study, the 12th year of the Korea Children's Panel was used. For analysis, SPSS and PROCESDS Macro model 4 were used. The subjects of the study were 550 5th graders (294 boys, 256 girls) in elementary school. As a result of the study, first, there was a negative correlation between the child abuse experiences and academic performance, ego-identity, and a positive correlation between children's ego-identity and academic performance. Second, the indirect mediating effect of ego-identity in the relationship between child abuse experience and academic performance was confirmed. The results of this study suggest that it is necessary to develop specific support and programs to improve the academic performance of children who have experienced child abuse.
A Study on the Impact of Intrapreneurship on Performance of Startups: Focusing on Content Startups in the Southeast Region of Korea
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Shim QJin , Yoo Jiyun
Published: July 2023

In order to contribute to sustainable development of the contents industry and resolve the regional imbalance problem in the contents industry ecosystem, this study conducted an empirical analysis of content startups in the Southeast region of Korea on the impact of in-house entrepreneurship, a core competency of startups, on entrepreneurial performance by setting internal entrepreneurship as an independent variable, learning orientation as a mediating variable, and digital competence as a moderating variable. The main findings are as follows. First, the hypothesis that intrapreneurship will have a positive effect on learning orientation is accepted. Second, the hypothesis that learning orientation has a positive effect on performance is accepted. Third, the hypothesis that learning orientation will mediate the relationship between intrapreneurship and performance is accepted. Fourth, the hypothesis that digital capabilities will moderate the relationship between learning orientation and performance is partially accepted. The findings of this study will provide direction for enhancing the competitiveness of local content startups and lay the foundation for the balanced development of the contents industry in Korea.
Application and Utilization of Holography Technology in the Digital Heritage Perspective
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Wi Sang Hee , Ahn Hyoung Ki , Park Jin-Ho , Kim Hyun
Published: July 2023

Hologram is a 3D image technology that can realize a three-dimensional effect and a sense of realism, called a 'screenless display'. If the characteristics of a hologram that allows you to enjoy three-dimensional content and an interactive element that induces audience participation are combined, cultural heritage can be shown in three dimensions from multiple angles, making up for the limitations of existing realistic content. Currently, holography technology is developing, but holograms have not yet been discussed in Digital Heritage. In this paper, we look at how holograms can be applied in the field of digital heritage, and define 'hologram heritage' as a field of digital heritage from the point of view of digital utilization of cultural heritage.
A Study on the Effect of Workers' Multidimensional Perfectionism on Burnout: The Moderating Effect of Perceived Organizational Support
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Lee Hyunjeong , Kwon Kihan , Kim Hyeyoung
Published: July 2023

In this study, examined the influence of office workers' multidimensional perfectionism on burnout and examined whether the level of perceived organizational support controls this influence relationship. As a result, first, workers' multidimensional perfectionism had a significant impact on burnout, specifically, self-oriented perfectionism served as a mechanism to reduce burnout, and social imposition perfectionism served as a mechanism to improve burnout. Second, the level of perceived organizational support by workers did not have the effect of moderating effect of their multidimensional perfectionism on burnout. Based on the above research results, this researcher discussed the significance of research in terms of counseling, implications that can be presented to the actual counseling site for general workers, and suggestions for follow-up research.
A Study on the Contents of Korean Culture Education in Thailand: Focusing on the Analysis of Secondary school Textbooks and Exam Questions
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kim Sanghee , Lim Jinsuk
Published: July 2023

This study aims to derive implications for Korean culture education in Thailand by grasping the contents of Korean culture education in Thailand and investigating learners' perception of Korean culture. To this end, Korean textbooks for Thai secondary schools and mock tests for university entrance exams were analyzed. As a result, cultural content was organized according to the level of beginner learners, and there were many topics related to middle and high school life in Korea. In the mock test, various cultural items were presented compared to textbooks. The area of food and geography was highly recognized, but the area of history was low. In this regard, learners were also aware of the importance and necessity of learning Korean culture. For cultural education of Korean learners in Thailand, it is necessary to strengthen the expertise of Korean teachers.
Analysis of the meaning of Transformative Competencies and Agency in 'Education 2030' in the Era of Transformation: Focused on Karen Barad’s Agential Realism
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Jang Jieun
Published: July 2023

In 2018, the OECD created the ‘Education2030’ project, which emphasized developing Transformative Competencies and Agency to prepare students for challenges in the era of transformation. The purpose of this paper analyzed the contents and meaning from agential realism perspective, as suggested by Karen Barad, feminist new materialism, arguing that ‘Education 2030’ need to be studied from various perspectives. Therefore, the meaning of the core goals, competencies, and achievements of ‘Education 2030’ was analyzed by applying the Hermeneutic Phenomenological research method. As the results of this study, Transformational Competencies required the ability to create new values, control conflicts, and take the responsibility to respond to global crises. In addition, student agency and co-agency referred to growing and developing jointly by forming entangled relationships. Forward, we must make efforts to establish a educational ecosystem conducive to building Transformative Competencies and Agency. Agential realism is expected to be a useful perspective for breaking away from the dichotomous conceptual frame that distinguishes knowledge and competence in the curricula.
The Effects of Smart Device Use and Learning Competence on Smart Device Utilization Competence - Focusing on 1 Person: 1 Smart Device Demonstration School
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Kim Kyunglee
Published: July 2023

The purpose of this study is to verify the effectiveness of one smart device per person in the education in Sejong City. To this end, device use, learning competency, and smart device utilization competency are measured for students at empirical schools. The effects of device use and learning competency on smart device utilization are confirmed by path analysis. As a result, the device use has a statistically significant positive effect on both learning competency and smart device utilization competency, and has a greater impact on learning competency. The method proposed to improve the learner's ability to use smart devices, which is an essential competency for the future society, is as follows. A learning environment rich in human and material resources should be provided, but smart devices should be used under appropriate rules. In addition, it will be necessary to sufficiently develop educational methods that can enhance learning capabilities so that teachers can use them realistically during class.
Poetry Writing and Sentiment of the Adherents at the Beginning of Yuan Dynasty and the End of Song Dynasty: Centering Sround “Gu Yin” by Du Ben
Authors:   The Korean Society of Culture and Convergence, Park Youngsoon
Published: July 2023

In this thesis, we would study on “Gu Yin” written by Du Ben. This thesis is intended to classify the characters in “Gu Yin” in the terms of “Character-Work-Meaning” and make appropriate analysis with this work as a case, further to get the characteristics of “Gu Yin”, its value as literature and its meanings. The analysis of this study is roughly divided into three parts: the structure and characters of Duben and “Gu Yin”, poetry creation in “Gu Yin”, and evaluation and meaning of it. Through this course, we would consider the life and feelings of the poets as adherets, Du Ben and the writers of “Gu Yin”, characteristics in the work creation, their value in the meaning of non official history, and the meaning as literature of adherents.