Vladimír Glomb, Ph.D. (2010), Charles University in Prague, is a researcher in the field of Korean philosophy, language and history and Confucianism in general. He is Deputy Professor at the Institute of Korean Studies at Freie Universität Berlin. Miriam Löwensteinová, Ph.D. (2002), is Professor and Director of the Department of Korean Studies at Charles University in Prague. She has published numerous monographs and articles on various themes of Korean literature and cultural traditions.

• PrefaceList of FiguresAbbreviationsConventionsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionVladimír GlombA Chronology of Key Biographical Events and WritingsGregory N. Evon“Thus I May Now Dare Explain My Actual Situation without Hiding Anything”—Autobiographical and Biographical WritingsDennis WuerthnerIn the Vortex of Intellectual Change: Buddhist–Confucian Tensions in Memorializing Kim SisŭpGregory N. EvonKim Sisŭp, the Ghost Story Teller: From Obscurity to the ScreenBarbara WallKim Sisŭp and Daoist SchoolsKim DaeyeolDream NarrativesMiriam LöwensteinováCommemoration in Early Chosŏn Political Culture: How Kim Sisŭp Became a Loyal OfficialSixiang WangArt, Word and the Art of the Word in Poems by Kim SisŭpAnastasia A. GuryevaKim Sisŭp: Paragon of Defiant Political ActionDiana YükselKim Sisŭp and His Place in Korean ConfucianismVladimír GlombIndex

Vladimír Glomb, Ph.D. (2010), Charles University in Prague, is a researcher in the field of Korean philosophy, language and history and Confucianism in general. He is Deputy Professor at the Institute of Korean Studies at Freie Universität Berlin. Miriam Löwensteinová, Ph.D. (2002), is Professor and Director of the Department of Korean Studies at Charles University in Prague. She has published numerous monographs and articles on various themes of Korean literature and cultural traditions.

• PrefaceList of FiguresAbbreviationsConventionsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionVladimír GlombA Chronology of Key Biographical Events and WritingsGregory N. Evon“Thus I May Now Dare Explain My Actual Situation without Hiding Anything”—Autobiographical and Biographical WritingsDennis WuerthnerIn the Vortex of Intellectual Change: Buddhist–Confucian Tensions in Memorializing Kim SisŭpGregory N. EvonKim Sisŭp, the Ghost Story Teller: From Obscurity to the ScreenBarbara WallKim Sisŭp and Daoist SchoolsKim DaeyeolDream NarrativesMiriam LöwensteinováCommemoration in Early Chosŏn Political Culture: How Kim Sisŭp Became a Loyal OfficialSixiang WangArt, Word and the Art of the Word in Poems by Kim SisŭpAnastasia A. GuryevaKim Sisŭp: Paragon of Defiant Political ActionDiana YükselKim Sisŭp and His Place in Korean ConfucianismVladimír GlombIndex

Vladimír Glomb, Ph.D. (2010), Charles University in Prague, is a researcher in the field of Korean philosophy, language and history and Confucianism in general. He is Deputy Professor at the Institute of Korean Studies at Freie Universität Berlin. Miriam Löwensteinová, Ph.D. (2002), is Professor and Director of the Department of Korean Studies at Charles University in Prague. She has published numerous monographs and articles on various themes of Korean literature and cultural traditions.

• PrefaceList of FiguresAbbreviationsConventionsNotes on ContributorsIntroductionVladimír GlombA Chronology of Key Biographical Events and WritingsGregory N. Evon“Thus I May Now Dare Explain My Actual Situation without Hiding Anything”—Autobiographical and Biographical WritingsDennis WuerthnerIn the Vortex of Intellectual Change: Buddhist–Confucian Tensions in Memorializing Kim SisŭpGregory N. EvonKim Sisŭp, the Ghost Story Teller: From Obscurity to the ScreenBarbara WallKim Sisŭp and Daoist SchoolsKim DaeyeolDream NarrativesMiriam LöwensteinováCommemoration in Early Chosŏn Political Culture: How Kim Sisŭp Became a Loyal OfficialSixiang WangArt, Word and the Art of the Word in Poems by Kim SisŭpAnastasia A. GuryevaKim Sisŭp: Paragon of Defiant Political ActionDiana YükselKim Sisŭp and His Place in Korean ConfucianismVladimír GlombIndex