Jae-hyuk Lee specializes in premodern Chinese literature, with a particular focus on how literary writing functioned within various political contexts of premodern China and Korea. Currently, he is working on his doctoral dissertation titled “Memory, Text, and Power: The Three Kingdoms in the Court Politics of Premodern China and Korea.” Below are selected publications of his.

“Ambivalent Identities of Literati under Mongol Rule: The Dilemma of Reclusion and Government Service in Qiao Ji’s ‘Songs of the Fisherman.’” Journal of Song-Yuan Studies 54, forthcoming.

“Chaengt’uŭi changŭrosŏŭi akpusi: ‘Kohanhaeng’ŭl chungsimŭro” 쟁투의 장으로서의 악부시: 고한행을 중심으로 [Yuefu Poetry as a Field of Power Games: A Case Study of “Kuhanxing”]. Chunggugŏmunhakchi [The Journal of Chinese Language and Literature] 84 (September 2023): 7-37.

“A Dialectic between Genres and Extension of Poetic Functions: Zhang Kejiu’s ‘Regulated Songs.’” The Journal of Chinese Literature and Culture 8, no. 1 (April 2021): 89-112.

Kangmurŭn hŭrŭgo: Lee Jaehyuk hansijip 강물은 흐르고: 이재혁 한시집 [A River Flows: A Collection of Chinese Poetry of Jaehyuk Lee]. P’aju: P’urŭnsasang, 2017.