In a paper recently published in Manuscripta Orientalia by Park Songgu, Ch’oe Tŏksu, Chŏng Ubong and Hŏ Sunch’ŏl on Korean manuscripts, block-prints, and old-print books in the collection of Russia, I drew the authors' attention to the absence of a list of characters in it. In my view, such a list is indispensable in such an article devoted to manuscripts and books. Following is a list of characters to complement the paper of our Korean colleagues. We publish it here, together with a transliteration, in the hope that it will ease the task of scholars in the discipline of Korean studies whose interests lead them to the valuable materials found in Russian collections, and in particular in the collection of the St. Petersburg Branch of the Institute of Oriental Studies and of St. Petersburg State University...
An extended meeting of the Academic Council will be held at 14:00 on Wednesday, May 15, 2024. Six talks will be given on the topic of “Oriental studies: teachers and students”.
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