Editing Korea (section)

== Literature in English ==

* Yoon, Young-Hae, & Sherwin Jones (2014). "Ecology, Dharma and Direct Action: A Brief Survey of Contemporary Eco-Buddhist Activism in Korea". ''Buddhist Studies Review'' 31.2: 293–311. {{annotation|A detailed case-study survey of three major eco-Buddhist protest campaigns (2001–2010), situating them within debates on the authenticity and origins of "eco-Buddhism" as a category.}}
* Mun, Chanju (2014). "A Historical Introduction to Minjung (Liberation) Buddhism: A South Korean Version of Radical Buddhism in the 1980s". ''Politics, Religion & Ideology'' 15.2: 264–282. {{annotation|The most detailed English-language institutional history of the Minjung Buddhist movement, tracing its organizational lineage from the mid-1970s through its decline in the early 1990s.}}
* Jorgensen, John (2010). "Minjung Buddhism: A Buddhist Critique of the Status Quo — Its History, Philosophy, and Critique". In: Park, Jin Y. (Ed.), ''Makers of Modern Korean Buddhism'': 275–314. State University of New York Press. {{annotation|A critical intellectual history of Minjung Buddhism's theoretical claims, assessing the movement's Buddhist bona fides alongside its Marxist and Liberation-Theological borrowings.}}
* Park, Pori (2010). "A Korean Buddhist Response to Modernity: Manhae Han Yongun's Doctrinal Reinterpretation of His Reformist Thought". In: Park, Jin Y. (Ed.), ''Makers of Modern Korean Buddhism'': 41–60. State University of New York Press. {{annotation|Establishes that Han Yongun himself explicitly advocated a "minjung Pulgyo" from 1920, six decades before the term's better-known Marxist-influenced revival, and situates this earlier usage within his broader reform program and qualified sympathy for Socialism.}}
* Park, Pori (2010). "New Visions for Engaged Buddhism: The Jungto Society and the Indra's Net Community Movement in Contemporary Korea". ''Contemporary Buddhism'' 11.1: 27–46. {{annotation|Traces the lay-organizational lineage connecting 1980s Minjung Buddhism to post-1990s socially and ecologically engaged Buddhist organizations.}}
* Tikhonov, Vladimir, & Owen Miller (2008). ''Selected Writings of Han Yongun: From Social Darwinism to Socialism with a Buddhist Face''. Global Oriental. {{annotation|The principal English-language anthology of primary texts by Han Yongun, Korea's foremost colonial-era Buddhist socialist thinker, with an extensive scholarly introduction.}}
* Tikhonov, Vladimir (2006). "Han Yongun's Buddhist Socialism in the 1920s-1930s". ''International Journal of Buddhist Thought & Culture'' 6: 207–228. {{annotation|An open-access account of the first documented contacts between institutional Buddhism and Korea's anarchist and Communist movements in the 1920s.}}