Selected Works
Yi Hwang's published writings encompass 316 works in 467 publications in 7 languages and 3,649 library holdings
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- 1599 — 退溪全書
- 1681 — The Ten Diagrams on Sage Learning (hangul:성학십도, hanja:聖學十圖)
- 1746 — 退溪集
- Outline and Explanations of the Works of Zhu Xi (hangul:주자서절요, hanja:朱子書節要)
- Commentary on the Scripture of the Heart (hangul:심경석의, hanja:心經釋義)
- History of Neo-Confucianism in the Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties (hangul:송계원명이학통록, hanja:宋季元明理學通錄)
- The Four-Seven Debate (hangul:사칠속편, hanja:四七續篇): discusses Mencius's philosophy with Gi Dae-seung
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