해안 구비전승물의 치유상품화에 관한 연구: 강릉시 바위설화를 중심으로

Abstract

This study examined rock folktales located in the coastal area, targeting Gangneung City. And we looked at the intuition with which humans perceive burden in reality. To summarize what has been presented in this study so far, it can be presented as follows. First, we looked at the representative contents of the folktales that reflect the realistic life of rocks as strangely shaped rocks. This contains human aspirations that are reflected through human intuition. The desire to have children, the desire to stand upright in life, and the desire for economic wealth and prosperity are reflected in the folktales of coastal rocks. Second, in reality, the production labor, competition, and pressure that humans face are causing them to perceive extreme stress. In order to solve these problems, it is necessary to first do workcation, which is a combination of work and vacation in modern society, or learncation, which is a combination of learning and vacation, at a beach full of the scent of the sea and negative ions. Third, humans will need a process of letting go of their productive labor and the stage of competition and pressure. For this, the necessary path to problem solving is a pilgrimage for healing. This is escaping from one's own labor and workplace, which are the sites of one's productive labor, competition and pressure. The place that can heal the wounds suffered in mind and body is the sea, which is generous and nurturing like a mother. Moreover, the coastal rock folktales that reflect human imagery will help us perceive the weight of reality, while the physical, psychological, and spiritual healing provided by the sea will help us recover our sense of self. This study examined the difficult problems of the real world and approaches to human life that face them through the story of coastal rocks located in the sea that accommodates everything. Through the legends experienced by our ancestors and passed down by word of mouth, the weight of life experienced by humans in modern society can be resolved through various channels by extracting intersection items that are connected to each other. To this end, We would like to suggest the following. First, at a policy level, it is necessary to use the folktales of rocks located near the coast as healing materials in order to take advantage of the sea's magnanimity and mother-like capacity. Second, universities should establish departments related to healing. To this end, it will be necessary to operate an integrated healing program interdisciplinary in related departments such as tourism, leisure sports, and humanities, and to have a process of further academic verification. Third, healing needs to be handled by an organization directly under the Prime Minister or President. Fourth, for a trusting, healing society, we need to place the highest value on social capital.