스토리텔링을 통한 여성 인물의 가치와 의미 — 운초 김부용의 문화콘텐츠를 중심으로 —

Abstract

Kim Boo Yong (金芙蓉) was a female writer of Chosun Dynasty. It is said that her pen name was Woon Cho (雲楚) and was a famous Korean geisha in Sung-Chon (成川), Phyŏngannam-do, at King Jungjo; but afterward became a concubine of Kim Lee Yang (金履陽, 1755~1845). However, it is difficult to know the exact existence period; it is estimated that she was born in around the beginning of the 1800s and died in after the 1850s. She was known to be excellent at dancing, singing, and poetry and prose and is recognized as one of the 3 female poets of Chosun Dynasty. The very perceptions that she makes the contemporary public recognize the meaning of affection, her excellent literary talent or perspective was ahead of her time, and she and Kim Lee Yang became appreciative friends (知己之友) with each other by communicating in Chinese poems (漢詩) are not irrelevant to the fact that this thesis can become a source of various stories at this age. By finding out various stories, the thesis is expected to let the public without a right view of characters approach the characters intimately and interestingly. It is thought that defining the character Woon Cho who has not received attention to date with a difference view, describing the fact that she was active and progressive female, and highlighting her as a positive character with self love (自己愛) would raise the public's interest in the works and easily make the public respond to her works accordingly. Including her values (initiativeness (unlike the females at that age) and participation as female) in storytelling with the contemporary meanings can become the beginning of making the public assimilated into the people who participate in cultural assets and ultimately recognizing new value of culture based on the public's participation and support. In addition, if new stories (mainly her stories) deepen storytelling's meanings in the future, meanings as more sophisticated contents will be able to be created.