Kobong Ki Taesong (1527-1572)

Yôhôn Chang Hyôn'gwang
(1554-1637)

Hagok Chông Chedu
(1649-1736)

Udam Chông Sihan
(1625-1707)

Sambong Chông Tojôn
(1337-1398)

Tasan Chông Yagyong
(1762-1836)

Namdang Han Wônjin
(1682-1750)

Tamhôn Hong Taeyong
(1731-1783)

Nosa Ki Chôngjin
(1798-1876) -- (euc-kr)

Kobong Ki Taesûng
(1527-1572)

Hasô Kim Inhu
(1511-1560)

Maewôldang Kim Sisûp
(1435-1493)

Yangch'on Kwôn Kûn
(1352-1409)

Yônam Pak Chiwôn
(1737-1805)

Sôgye Pak Sedang
(1629-1703)

Hwadam Sô Kyôngdôk
(1489-1546)

Ugye Sông Hon
(1535-1598)

Uam Song Siyôl
(1607-1689)

Hanju Yi Chinsang
(1818-1885)

Hwasô Yi Hangno
(1792-1868) -- (euc-kr)

T'oegye Yi Hwang
(1501-1570) -- (euc-kr)

Yulgok Yi I
(1536-1584)

Sôngho Yi Ik
(1681-1763)

Pan'gye Yu Hyôngwôn
(1622-1673)

Paekho Yun Hyu
(1617-1680)

Primary Sources

Ki Myôngôn, Kobong chônjip, Seoul : Sônggyun'gwan University, 1976.
Secondary Sources in Asian Languages

Ki Taesûng, Kobongjip [ = Han'guk ûi sasang tae chônjip, vol.11], trans. by Yi Chongsul, Seoul : Tonghwa ch'ulp'an kongsa, 1972. (A modern Korean translation of selected works with the original texts)
Works in Western Languages

Kalton, Michael C. et al. (1994), The Four-Seven Debate : An Annotated Translation of the Most Famous Controversy in Korean Neo-Confucian Thought, Albany.