Primary Sources
Yi Yulgok, Yulgok chônsô, 3 vols., Seoul : Sônggyun'gwan University Press, 1985.
Yi Yulgok, Yulgok chônsô, Seoul : Sônggyun'gwan taehakkyo, Taedong munhwa yôn'guwôn, 1958.
Yi Yulgok, Yulgok chônsô, 2 vols., Reprint, Seoul : Sônggyun'gwan taehakkyo, Taedong munhwa yôn'guwôn, 1971.
Han'guk chôngsin munhwa yôn'guwôn (ed.) (1984-1988), Kugyôk Yulgok chônsô. (A complete modern Korean translation of Yulgok's works with photoprints of the written Chinese
texts in each volume)
Secondary Sources in Asian Languages
Ch'ae Musong (1985), T'oegye Yulgok ch'ôlhak ûi pigyo yôn'gu, Seoul : Sônggyun'gwan University Press.
Ch'oe Yôngsông (1995), "T'oegye, Yulgok ûi sôngnip", in : idem (1995), Han'guk yuhak sasangsa, vol.II (Chosôn chôn'gi p'yôn), Seoul : Asea munhwasa, pp.265-322.
Hwang Ûidong (1987), Yulgok ch'ôlhak yôn'gu, Seoul : Kyôngmunsa.
Kim Kilhwan (1976), "Yulgok ûi Nojagwan", in : Han'guk hakpo, vol.2, no.4, pp.59-105.
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Works in Western Languages
An, Pyông-ju (1971), "Yi I and his Thought", in : Korea Journal, vol.11, no.4, pp.13-19,31.
Bae, Jong-ho (1988), "The Philosophical Ideas of Yulgok", in : Korea Journal, vol.28, no.11, pp.17-22.
Ching, Julia (1985), "Yi Yulgok on the "Four Beginnings and the Seven Emotions"", in : de Bary, Wm. Theodore and Haboush, JaHyun Kim eds. (1985), The Rise of Neoconfucianism in Korea, New York, pp.303-323.
Choi, Min Hong (1978), A Modern History of Korean Philosophy, Seoul : Seong Moon Sa, pp.84-101.
Chung, Edward Y.J. (1995), The Korean Neo-Confucianism of Yi T'oegye and Yi Yulgok: A Reappraisal of the "Four-Seven Thesis" and Its Practical Implications for Self-Cultivation, Albany.
Kalton, Michael C. et al. (1994), The Four-Seven Debate : An Annotated Translation of the Most Famous Controversy in Korean Neo-Confucian Thought, Albany.
Kim, Ha Tai (1983), "The difference between T'oegye and Yulgok on the doctrine of li and ch'i", in : Yu, Eui-young (1983), Traditional thought and practices in Korea, Los Angeles, pp.7-22.
Kim, Hyong-hio (1975), "A Comperative Study of Yulgok and Merleau Ponty", in : Korea Journal, vol.15, no.8, pp.32-37.
Kim, Hyong-hio (1972), "Cultural Thought of Yulgok", in : Korea Journal, vol.12, no.2, pp.14-19.
Ro, Young-chan (1982), The Anthropology of Yulgok: A Nondualistic Approach to the Mind and the Problem of Li and Ch'i, Ph.D. dissertation, University of California, Santa Barbara.
Ro, Young-chan (1989), The Korean Neo-Confucianism of Yi Yulgok, Albany.
Ro, Young-chan (1989), "Yulgok's non-dualistic approach to the study of the human mind : a Korean neo-Confucian reflection", in : Korean Culture, vol.10, no.1, pp.22-28.
Sakai Tadao (1985), "Yi Yulgok and the Community Compact", in : de Bary, Wm. Theodore and Haboush, JaHyun Kim eds. (1985), The Rise of Neoconfucianism in Korea, New York, pp.323-348.
Yu, Chin Sei (1971), The Quest for Self in the Philosophy of Yulgok, Ph.D. dissertation, Temple University.
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