해방공간 및 1950년대의 대중가요통제 연구 - 음반, 공연, 방송을 중심으로

Abstract

This text aims to examine how laws and systems were established and executed to control popular music in various mediums such as records, performances, and broadcasts, during the U.S. military government period, 1945-1948, and the 1950s First Republic period in South Korea. The content is broadly divided into examinations of ‘the prohibition of Japanese-style and indecent, vulgar music’, ‘record censorship by the Ministry of Education’, ‘performance censorship by the Bureau of Public Information and the Ministry of Education’, and ‘broadcast music censorship by the Public Information Office’. The research findings reveal several key findings. During the U.S. military government period and the 1950s, regulations and systems for controlling popular songs closely imitated the control systems of popular songs during the Japanese colonial era.