영화 <해어화>에 나타난 전통예인 기생의 특징연구

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to examine the activities and hierarchical characteristics of gisengs who were active in Gwonbun at the end of Japanese colonial era through movies. Gwonbun and Giseng in the movie were examined, in particular, the class and musical characteristics of traditional gisengs were considered by connecting them with the scenes of the movie. Gwonbun also served as an entertainment education center and school and guided traditional entertainment, where the first-class gisaeng, who would become the best traditional performer, was selected through competitions and was a class that trained and passed down traditional music. Although there was a strict traditional costume, modern costumes suitable for the modern musical style were also preferred. Looking at the hierarchical characteristics of traditional entertainers among the gisengs in the movie Haeohwa, they did not entertain or entertain and did not give up their pride as a celebrity. In addition, knowledge and culture were combined to aim for horizontal social relations with men, and efforts were made to improve women’s status. Through the characteristics and parasitic studies of Gwonbun in the film, the class and artistic life of the parasitic people, who are traditional examples in modern music culture, were presented.