Department of Aesthetics, College of Humanities

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Jinyup Kim

PERSONAL

Department of Aesthetics, College of Humanities,

SeoulNationalUniversity

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UNIVERSITY EDUCATION AND DEGREES

1982-86 B.A. in Philosophy at SeoulNationalUniversity in Korea.

1988-91 M.A. in Aesthetics at SeoulNationalUniversity in Korea. M.A. Thesis Title: "The Function of Cognition and Truth in Metaphor"

1991-95 D.Phil. in Philosophy at TempleUniversity.Dissertation Title: "ContemporaryTheories of Interpretation"Supervised by Richard Shusterman

1996-1997 Post-Doctor in Aesthetics at SeoulNationalUniversity in Korea.

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

1997-99: Visiting Scholar at the Institute for Cultural Studies, TempleUniversity

2000-2006: Assistant Professor at HongikUniversity, Rep. of Korea

2006- Present: Associate Professor at SeoulNationalUniversity, Rep. of Korea

ACADEMIC AWARDS

Korea Research Foundation Fellowship, 1996-1997

MEMBERSHIP

Member of Korean Society for Aesthetics

Member of Korean Society for Contemporary Visual Art

Member of Korean Society for Art History

ARTICLES

1. “Theories of Interpretation in Gadamer and Pragmatism: Beyond Foundationalism andScepticism," Korean Aesthetic Studies 2 (1996).

2. “The Sceptical Theories of Interpretation: Barthes, Derrida and Miller," Korean Journal ofAesthetics 21 (1996).

3. “On Hume's Standard of Taste," Korean Journal of Aesthetics 22 (1997).

4. “Foundationalist Theories of Interpretation: Intentionalism and Formalism," The Journal ofHumanities 37 (1997).

5. “Contemporary Anglo-American Aesthetics (1)," Korean Journal of Aesthetics 25 (1998).

6. “Inwards a Newer Laocoon: Of the Art Criticism of Greenberg," Korean Journal of Aesthetics26 (1999).

7. "Art Education and Aesthetics," Korean Journal of Aesthetics 27 (1999).

8. "Art Education and Postmodernism," Art Education 9 (1999).

9. “Grace: Aesthetic Concept of Mannerism," Korean Journal of Aesthetics 29 (2000).

10. “John Dewey's Theory of Art Criticism,” Studies of Plastic Arts 2 (2000).

11. “Aesthetic Experience,” Journal of Art Education 11 (2001).

12. “The Concept of Unity in Aristotle and Hua-yen Buddhism," Korean Journal of Aesthetics31 (2001).

13. “Minimalism,” Korean Journal of Aesthetics 32 (2002).

14. “What is Art?: Answers of Contemporary Anglo-American Aesthetics,” Journal of Aestheticsand Art 16 (2002).

15. “What is Art?: Answers of Evolutionary Psychology” Korean Journal of Aesthetics 36 (2003).

16. “Aesthetic Issue of Digital Art: Interactivity,” Studies of Contemporary Art (2004).

17. “Aesthetic Criticism of Virtual Reality Art,” Journal of Aesthetics and Art 22 (2005).

18. “Toward a Pluralist Aesthetics,” Studies of Contemporary Art (2006).

19. “Artificial Life and Art,” The Journal of Humanities (2007).

20. “Pragmatism and Art,” Philosophy and Culture (2008).

21. “Freud's Leonardo," The Journal of Humanities (2010).

22. “Wound and Healing," Aesthetics and Its Denotation (2010).

BOOKS

Seven Answers of Art, Book World (2007).

TRANSLATIONS

Pragmatist Aesthetics: Living Beauty, Rethinking Art by Richard Shusterman, 프라그마티즘미학:살아있는아름다움, 다시생각해보는예술. Seoul: Yejun, 2002. Korean translation of the 2nd ed with special Korean preface.

2nd Korean Edition. Seoul: Book Korea Publishers, 2009. (Revised with a new preface.)

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