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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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Kisaengs were professional female entertainers who entertained with songs, dances and poetry recitation at feasts and banquets during the Chosun period. They were members of the lowborn class. They were selected for their beauty and trained at government institutes. They were taught reading, calligraphy, music, dance and other liberal arts.
Kisaengs had two important roles from the social point of view. One was to entertain customers with songs, dances and poetry recitation at feasts and banquets. The other was to give sexual services. So Kisaeng were in the lower class, but they usually joined with the people in the higher class. In this thesis, I studied about Kisaeng as a human being, not erotic and sexual figure.
It was prohibited by law that Kisaengs were flow out from their town. That prohibition law was not removed in the Chosun period. But Kisaengs were flow out illegally, this phenomenon spreaded all over the country in the Chosun period. In the northen remote region, though prohibition law was stricter than that of the other regions, this illegal phenomenon spreaded, too. But most of Kisaeng had to live in their town as long as they live.
Kisaengs expressed their love positively. And they were freer than general women in the meeting and sexual intercourse with men. They had not only a short and one time meeting but also a long and continuous meeting. In most cases they were forced to attend the party without their will. But sometimes they would meet with men actively. Meanwhile, Kisaengs serving as a concubine(房直妓生) were distributed in the northen remote region. They got home to military officers leaving home for a long time. Sometimes public slaves and private slaves were pressed into Kisaengs serving as a concubine. They lived on their military officers' salary. Kisaengs serving as a concubine got much help from their own mothers in a various kinds of their housework.
Kisaengs serving as a concubine were obligated to attend a banquet and an archery match. And they cheered their men in an archery match. After an archery match, she and her man were punished according to the penal regulations like dancing in clown dress. At that time it was a commonplace affair.
In some ways, their life style were similar to that of common housewives. However, their role as a housewife was limited in a period when her man were in public military service. After that, she were obligated to serve another military officer.
Kisaengs had two important roles from the social point of view. One was to entertain customers with songs, dances and poetry recitation at feasts and banquets. The other was to give sexual services. So Kisaeng were in the lower class, but they usually joined with the people in the higher class. In this thesis, I studied about Kisaeng as a human being, not erotic and sexual figure.
It was prohibited by law that Kisaengs were flow out from their town. That prohibition law was not removed in the Chosun period. But Kisaengs were flow out illegally, this phenomenon spreaded all over the country in the Chosun period. In the northen remote region, though prohibition law was stricter than that of the other regions, this illegal phenomenon spreaded, too. But most of Kisaeng had to live in their town as long as they live.
Kisaengs expressed their love positively. And they were freer than general women in the meeting and sexual intercourse with men. They had not only a short and one time meeting but also a long and continuous meeting. In most cases they were forced to attend the party without their will. But sometimes they would meet with men actively. Meanwhile, Kisaengs serving as a concubine(房直妓生) were distributed in the northen remote region. They got home to military officers leaving home for a long time. Sometimes public slaves and private slaves were pressed into Kisaengs serving as a concubine. They lived on their military officers' salary. Kisaengs serving as a concubine got much help from their own mothers in a various kinds of their housework.
Kisaengs serving as a concubine were obligated to attend a banquet and an archery match. And they cheered their men in an archery match. After an archery match, she and her man were punished according to the penal regulations like dancing in clown dress. At that time it was a commonplace affair.
In some ways, their life style were similar to that of common housewives. However, their role as a housewife was limited in a period when her man were in public military service. After that, she were obligated to serve another military officer.
목차
Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 관기의 유출과 쇄환
Ⅲ. 만남과 교제의 일상
Ⅳ. 군관 房妓의 생활
Ⅴ. 맺음말
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