국가무형문화재 무용 분야 종목 지정 조사지표의 구성과 변화 양상

Abstract

Dance has not received a new cultural asset designation in the context of national intangible cultural heritage in almost 30 years. In this case, the classification of a new event in the realm of dance should be actively assessed by the Cultural Heritage Administration's objective to identify and preserve intangible cultural heritage. The process for identifying objects as part of the nation's intangible cultural heritage was first looked at in this thesis, and the survey indicators for designation were made up of items (such as transferability, lore environment, and contribution to teaching activities) and the changes they underwent. The designation of items mentioned in the regulations on inquiry and deliberation, such as the designation of national intangible cultural assets and the recognition of holders, is restricted to the survey indicators. As a result of the analysis, the survey indicators for the item which is whether the representation is based on tradition and Aesthetic quality of the dance designation were changed in three ways: first, in the direction of general simplification; second, the area of historicity is the most important, and the weight is shifting from artistic to academic; and third, in the direction of expanding sustainability. Socio-cultural values like cultural identity and creativity of related communities were also changed. Indicators from the national survey on intangible cultural heritage can be found to be gradually adopting the UNESCO Convention's definition of cultural heritage.