Legal philosophy, attention, and the forms of public justification
This page gives brief orientations to several lines of my work. The aim is not to replace the articles, books, or manuscripts themselves, but to make clear how the projects fit together.
For published articles, please follow the DOI, journal, and KCI links in the publication list. For book-length or ongoing projects, these pages should be read as short descriptions rather than citable manuscripts.
Human Dignity, Expressive Harm, and Interpretive Convergence
An overview of the larger project connecting human dignity, legal expressivism, expressive harm, legal standing, and the interpretive convergence theory of law.
Read moreInterpretive Convergence, Legal Acts, and Legal Agents
Work on legal meaning, legal normativity, legal acts, legal agents, and the role of uptake in legal practice.
Read moreAttention, Autonomy, and Justice
Work on attention capture, autonomy, fair opportunity, democratic attention, and the normative structure of attentional justice.
Read moreReliable AI, Risk-Sharing, and Equal Respect
Work on predictive AI, risk pooling, equal respect, brute luck, information coarsening, and algorithmic governance.
Read moreHuman Dignity and Law
An ongoing book project on dignity, legal status, rights, duties, responsibility, and robust legality.
Read moreCourts, Judicial Authority, and Institutional Legitimacy
Work on judicial authority, institutional legitimacy, constitutional review, finality, and Korean judicial-reform debates.
Read morePublications
The publication list includes Korean and English titles, abstracts, keywords, DOI/KCI links, and available HTML or PDF versions.
Open publicationsVersion Note
- Published articles should be cited through their journal records, DOI, or KCI page.
- Translations and HTML versions are provided only where indicated.
- Unpublished or book-length projects are described here only in outline.
- Public-facing essays and notes are collected separately under Essays & Public Notes.