Salpuri-Chum, A Korean Dance for Expelling Evil Spirits: A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of its Artistic CharacteristicsRowman & Littlefield, 2017. gada 7. marts - 128 lappuses This book is a study of Salpuri-Chum, a traditional Korean dance for expelling evil spirits. The authors explore the origins and practice of Salpuri-Chum. The ancient Korean people viewed their misfortunes as coming from evil spirits; therefore, they wanted to expel the evil spirits to recover their happiness. The music for Salpuri-Chum is called Sinawi rhythm. It has no sheet music and lacks the concept of metronomic technique. In this rhythm, the dancer becomes a conductor. Salpuri-Chum is an artistic performance that resolves the peoples sorrow. In many cases, it is a form of sublimation. It is also an effort to transform the pain of reality into beauty, based on the Korean peoples characteristic merriment. It presents itself, then, as a form of immanence. Moreover, Salpuri-Chum is unique in its use of a piece of white fabric. The fabric, as a symbol of the Korean peoples ego ideal, signifies Salpuri-Chums focus as a dance for resolving their misfortunes. |
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4 The Development of SalpuriChum | 39 |
5 Three Main Styles of SalpuriChum | 49 |
6 Other Styles of SalpuriChum as Local Cultural Treasures | 55 |
7 SalpuriChum and Other Korean Traditional Dances | 63 |
8 Aesthetics of SalpuriChum | 73 |
Bibliography | 81 |
Sources of Photographs | 87 |
Index | 89 |
About the Authors | 93 |
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