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비교민속학회 비교민속학 比較民俗學 第35輯
발행연도
2008.2
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573 - 609 (37page)

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This study is intended to analyzethe background and process of the Bongsan Mask Dance performed in Sariwon, Hwanghaedo (Province) in 1936. The term ‘staged folklore performance’ is selected as a key concept to analyze the background and process of staging a particular cultural event for political and economic purposes. The concept is explained and its correlation to this study is outlined.
Next, the history of the exposition which staged a particular cultural event for the first time is briefly related. An exposition is basically held to promote commercial and industrial development of the host country, but additionally, it is held for the host country’s political purposes and used as an event for educating the people into a particular ideology.
The exposition which was held in Korea (Joseon) in the period of the Japanese occupation was characterized by political purposes. Professional performers of dancing and music called Gisaengs were mobilized for the exposition, which is briefly explained here. The background in which a group of Gisaengs performed for the exposition was that the image of Korea (Joseon) held by the Japanese should be reflected in the performance. It was the result of reducing Korean (Joseon) females to objects of commerce, and offering sights and entertainments by using the voyeurism of Korean (Joseon) males. This shows well that the exposition in Korea (Joseon) was taken advantage of for the politics of sights in colonizing Korea.
Primitivism and femininity had been thought to be the keys to the folklore of the Joseon Dynasty by the Japanese, but this Japanese perception of Joseon culture underwent a lot of changes in the 1930’s. The staged folklore performance in the form of Bongsan Mask Dance in 1 36 implied the Imperial Japanese new perception and use of Korean (Joseon) folklore.
To analyze the Bongsan Mask Dance Performance in 1936, the study makes reference to the 1920’s Japanese cultural policies and the 1930’s Japanese policies for promoting agriculture and their characteristics. This is to analyze the Imperial Japanese perceptional characteristics of Korean (Joseon) culture and those of Korean (Joseon) folklorists as well as the background and characteristics of the Bongsan Mask Dance Performance in 1936.
However, there is a partial and implicit problem with the study in that the analysis is tentative due to the lack of relics and supporting documents of the Imperial Japanese cultural policy which were directly and concretely related to the Bongsan Mask Dance Performance in 1936 and the staged folklore performances in the 1930’s and the 1940’s.

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Ⅰ. 들어가며
Ⅱ. 핵심 개념 : 무대화된 민속
Ⅲ. 박람회와 문화의 시각화
Ⅳ. 일제의 식민지 문화정책과 무대화된 민속
Ⅴ. 나오며
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