1-1. Overview of Colonialist Research on Korean History During the Japanese Colonial Period

1-2. Colonial Perspective on Korean History During the Japanese Colonial Period (1): Theory of Heteronomy

1-3. Colonialist Perspective on Korean History During the Japanese Colonial Period (2): Theory of Stagnation

1-4. Korean Historians’ Criticism of the Colonialist Perspective on Korean History in the 1960s

2-1. The Organization of Research Institutes on Korean History in North Korea after the Korean War

2-2. The Debate on the Periodization of Modern History and Its Implications in North Korean Historical Circles after the War

2-3. The Development of Korean History Research Based on the Internal Development Theory in North Korean Historical Circles in the 1950s and 1960s

2-4. The Development of Korean History Research Based on the Internal Development Theory in North Korean Historical Circles in the 1960s and 1970s

3-1. Reproduction of Research on Korean History Based on Colonialist View of History after Japan’s Defeat in the War

3-2. Emergence of New Movement in Korean History Research in Japan after the War

3-3. Korean History Research and the Internal Development Theory in the Japanese Historical Community in the 1960s–1970s (1)

3-4. Korean History Research and the Internal Development Theory in the Japanese Historical Community in the 1960s–1970s (2)

4-1. Before the Study of ‘Agricultural History’ in the Late Joseon Dynasty Based on the Internal Development Theory Began

4-2. Kim Yong-seop’s Study of ‘Agricultural History in the Late Joseon Dynasty’ (1): “Study of the Land Register”

4-3. Kim Yong-seop’s Study of ‘Agricultural History in the Late Joseon Dynasty’ (2): “Management-Type Rich Farmers”

4-4. Development of Agricultural Productivity and Establishment of the Theory of Private Landownership Theory

5-1. Beginning of the Study on the History of Commerce and Industry in the Late Joseon Period Based on the Internal Development Theory

5-2. Study of Commercial History Based on the Internal Development Theory in the South Korean Historical Community in the 1960s and 1970s

5-3. South Korean Historical Community’s Study on the History of Handicrafts Based on the Internal Development Theory and Research on the Relationship between Commerce and Handicrafts in the 1960s and 1970s

6-1. The Beginning of Research on Social History and the Changes in the Social Status System in the Late Joseon Period During the Japanese Colonial Period

6-2. Research on the Changes in the Social Status System Based on the Internal Development Theory in the South Korean Historical Community in the 1960s

6-3. Research on Social History and the Changes in the Social Status System Based on the Internal Development Theory in the South Korean Historical Community in the 1970s

8-1. The Beginning of Research on Practical Learning of the Late Joseon Dynasty and the Movement to Revitalize Korean Studies during the Japanese Colonial Period

8-2. Research on Practical Learning of the Late Joseon Dynasty by the South Korean Historical Community in the 1950s After Liberation

8-3. Research on Practical Learning Based on the Internal Development Theory in the South Korean Historical Community of the 1960s and 1970s