쥐의 상징에 관한 연구

Abstract

The study began with an interest in the symbolism of mice in children’s sandboxes. This study expanded the symbolism of mice in various cultures such as Korean folk paintings, folk paintings, and art to investigate mice in sandboxes. The symbols of mice include divinity, foresight, fertility, motherhood and affluence, transformation, insensitive power, and benevolence. The mice that appeared in the sandbox are as follows. The mice in the sandbox, which were not attached at first, are also expressed as fluffy flowers, and are considered a positive symbol of maternal instinct to heal and recover from unstable attachments. In addition, a nine-year-old boy, angry with his sensitive and nervous tone, teases and hits his friends and siblings, escapes from the world of death through consciousness, and uses the power of death and regeneration to act as a visitor. o Anxiety, wheezing, and crying often are negative animals that live in damp, dark underground, but can be seen as symbols of the positive aspects of motherhood. It can be seen as a symbol of a mouse as a guardian deity. As mentioned earlier, the mouse symbol expressed in the customer’s sandbox showed the positive meaning of motherhood and guardian deity.