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The career of Garam(嘉藍) Lee, Byung-Gi and his study of korean classical literature ranges from the poet of Shijo(時調, a three-verse korean ode) & it's theorist, via a member of early Hangeul(Korean Alphabet) movement who tried to develop the literacy of korean modern literature, an outstanding korean classical critic to the first generation of modern scholars devoted to the study of korean classical literature. His diverse career has a magnificent meaning related to the history of the progress of our korean literature study such as 1920s' movement for national culture, founding our country's literary tradition. This thesis tries to elucidate the historical and scholastic meaning of Garam(嘉藍) Lee, Byung-Gi's career by investigating his writing on ‘How to make Shijo new’(時調革新 論), which seems to be the privileged place of monitoring his total academic achievement. ‘How to make Shijo new’(時調革新 論), a famous treatise of Garam(嘉藍) Lee, Byung-Gi, can make him to take himself away from a cultural nationalist group of dilettantes, to join the specialized academy of korean classical literature study based on documentary positivism.