한국 전통춤의 공적 보호를 위한 종합조사 DB의 데이터 설계 연구

Abstract

This study starts from the question of how the modern public can fairly and equally benefit from the public and private values of Korean traditional dance and proposes the following main points by focusing on the system of public preservation as solutions by locating and defining the public domain of Korean traditional dance. First, Korean traditional dance is a public asset that accompanies us today as a result of quantitative expansion and qualitative improvement through repeated acceptance and innovation in Korea as a spatial background, and thus is a high-quality representation of our culture as it has encompassed the dedication and craftsmanship of numerous artists over time. Second, the public preservation of Korean traditional dance facilitates the realization of the ideal of the 'public' common good, initiates the virtual cycle between the improvement of national and social recognition and the development of policies related to these dances, and enhances the ability to create new cultures as these dances are openly enjoyed through public preservation. In particular, the cultivation of new talents with potential and ability is actively promoted as the participation and opportunities of individuals are equitably distributed. Third, the data design of the comprehensive survey DB for public protection first sets its target and direction through Excel work of the original data based on a comprehensive survey of dance events by era and a new classification system. After that, It consists of the purpose and step setting of the DB ➞ item creation and data composition system of the DB index ➞ File schema design and processing of the DB index. This model is expected to shed light on the perspective of co-prosperity to reinvent Korean traditional dance and lay the foundation for productive practices for the desirable development of these dances.