Review of $k^\pm$ physics

Some of the topics on K/sup +or-/p physics are discussed. The application of quark-parton model ideas to low-p/sub T/ hadronic interactions appears to be a fruitful approach. In particular two- particle correlations place stringent restrictions on the possible dynamical mechanisms. The presence of a strange quark in K/sup +or-/p interactions greatly extends the possible tests. Inclusive resonance production is also discussed. Mention is also made of the use of bubble chamber data as a standard of known physics with which to compare any new effects. (15 refs).