레오폴트 모차르트와 프리드리히 비크의 자녀교육에 대한 생태여성주의적 비교

Abstract

Since the philosophy of ecology has drawn attention to studies in all areas and to life itself, the field of music studies, too, has adopted the ecological approach. In the history of music, Johan Georg Leopold Mozart is considered an important person, both as a musician and as the father of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; his name always follows his son's. Yet, another great educator, Fridrich Bich, devoted himself to the musical education of his children more than Johan Georg Leopold Mozart did, but disappeared with his daughter, Clara, who is remembered not as a brilliant musician but as the wife of 21 a brilliant musician and as a beautiful woman who had great sensitivity in music and maintained a professional relationship with Johannes Brahms for many years. Humanity has lost a brilliant musician and a great educator who fostered the musical ability of a genius. This loss is the result of social prejudice against woman. Eco-feminists claim that women's status and achievements are deeply connected to education and social activities. To end the devaluation of the achievement of women and to allow their participation in the development of history in the same class with men, women should have equal opportunities in education and in social activities and the social position of women should be guaranteed equal to that of men.