서양의 예술에 반영된 사이렌 내러티브
Narratives of the Siren Mythology Reflected in Western Culture and Arts
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This thesis considers the cultural and artistic implications of the Siren mythology by looking into various narratives in literature and arts, with a special focus on the image of women and hearing . It also exemplifies the relating poem, visual images, and musical works of the Renaissance and modern era. Representing water spirits, the Sirens achieved cultural significance by the ancient authors such as Homer and Plato who invented concepts of the earthly and heavenly sirens. Based on these ancient sources, Renaissance authors cultivated various Siren narratives such as artistic talent and sensual seduction. Narratives of the Siren mythology has also engendered various symbolism and metaphors, which illustrates femininity relating to nature and sensory and transcendental power of singing and hearing. Moreover, some Siren narratives suggests the social position and self-consciousness of female musicians.
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This thesis considers the cultural and artistic implications of the Siren mythology by looking into various narratives in literature and arts, with a special focus on the image of women and hearing . It also exemplifies the relating poem, visual images, and musical works of the Renaissance and modern era. Representing water spirits, the Sirens achieved cultural significance by the ancient authors such as Homer and Plato who invented concepts of the earthly and heavenly sirens. Based on these ancient sources, Renaissance authors cultivated various Siren narratives such as artistic talent and sensual seduction. Narratives of the Siren mythology has also engendered various symbolism and metaphors, which illustrates femininity relating to nature and sensory and transcendental power of singing and hearing. Moreover, some Siren narratives suggests the social position and self-consciousness of female musicians.
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