植民地期朝鮮における色衣奨励 - 染色講習会の展開過程の分析による基礎研究 -

Abstract

This essay attempts to clarify the facts on the development of a campaign to promote colored clothes aimed mainly at improvement of living from the 1920s to the 1940s in Korea. The promotion of colored clothes was implemented with lectures, advertising parades, flier distributions and the dyeing training classes for the purpose to stop wearing white clothes and to spread colored clothes. The main point of this essay is an investigation of development of the dyeing training classes because these classes most likely played a key role in the campaign to promote colored clothes with their scale and method. The dyeing training classes were held from 1922 to 1940 throughout the country, and especially from 1932 to 1936, increased in conjunction with an agricultural promotion movement. The classes were promoted by the local governments like Do (province) and Gun (county) for civil servants and ladies. Ripple effects of the classes were immeasurable because after that their participants themselves became trainers and conducted the promotions there. The classes had an important role both to train the leaders and to provide practical trainings of dyeing.