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Civil Service Examination and Literary Life in the Joseon Period

Korea University Institute for Sinographic Literatures and Philology, 2021
In the pre-modern Korea, Wen (文) and Xue (學) constantly have sought for the new methodologies and contents keeping close relationship with the political power. Civil service examination which was the method of selecting human resources, performance review and royal lecture which was the method of managing human resources, was the most important system ...
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Literary Figures in the Medieval Civil Service

The Social Studies, 1943
(1943). Literary Figures in the Medieval Civil Service. The Social Studies: Vol. 34, No. 3, pp. 124-127.
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“Court Adjourned”: a Colonial Service literary interlude

African Research & Documentation, 2006
From the very beginning immersion and competence in law and administration were looked on as the sine qua non of the District Officer's work. To all intents and purposes, these twin responsibilities could be regarded as his badge of office. In Northern Nigeria a common Hausa word for the DO was for many years Joji, a corrupted form of “Judge”.
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Literary Studies in the Service of Comparative Education

Comparative Education, 1968
(1968). Literary Studies in the Service of Comparative Education. Comparative Education: Vol. 4, No. 3, pp. 177-181.
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Public Stakes, Public Stories: Service Learning in Literary Studies

PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America, 2012
Discussions about academic work often tangle with the seemingly bifurcating demands of teaching and research. occasionally, they celebrate how the two endeavors nurture each other. These professional divisions, which George Levine a decade ago called a “combat” scenario between “two nations” (9), have not been reconciled since then.
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Is There a Place for Service Learning in Literary Studies?

Profession, 2005
Although literary specialists have yet to embrace service learning in any systematic way, Ellen Cushman and several others are urging us to move in that direction. Cushman suggests that literary specialists can "link the love of art and human decency" with the larger community ("Public In tellectual" 335).
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A literary analogy of the contributions of “Cultural Services” to the ecosystem services provided by the Sacred Groves

Magna Scientia Advanced Research and Reviews, 2022
Background: Millennium Ecosystem Assessment categorizes the ecosystem services into four types i.e. Supporting, Provisioning, Regulatory and Cultural ecosystem services. The MA defines cultural services in terms of the “nonmaterial benefits people obtain from ecosystems,” and specifically lists “cultural diversity, spiritual and religious values ...
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A Renaissance Literary Master in Service of Reformed Theology

2018
Chandieu was as much at home in following Aristotle’s Analytics for his scholastically formulated theology as he was in writing some fifty stanzas of eight-line poems (Octonnaires de la vanité du monde) on the vanity and disquiet of this world. He chose to use scholastic method to respond to opponents of the Reformed churches, to train students for the
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INTIYA TĒCIYAT TĒRVUP PAṆIYIṈ ILAKKIYAP PARIMĀṆAṄKAḶ [LITERARY DIMENSIONS OF NATIONAL TESTING SERVICE-INDIA]

Muallim Journal of Social Science and Humanities, 2023
The National Testing Service-India has defined and categorized the common assessment components for assessing Indian language and literature. It could not find that these evaluation components of literature borrowed and observed from Indian grammars like meter, rhetoric, and others.
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Read, describe and share! Building an interactive literary web service: an article about Kirjasampo

Collection Building, 2011
PurposeThis paper aims to describe the development of a fiction web service which will serve as a tool for information searches, and a place for saving and sharing tacit knowledge of and experiences with fictional works. Key partners are the Turku City Library, the Semantic Computing Research Group, Libraries.fi editorial staff and Vaasa City Library ...
Kaisa Hypén, Antti Impivaara
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