Ibn Baṭṭūṭa

Shaman Ritual Music in Korea. Musique rituelle chamanique en Corée.

Ouvrage

2004

Corée

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fr Preface
Acknowledgments
Abstract

I. Introduction
1. Purpose of the study
2. Outline of the study
3. Fieldwork setting of the study
4. Review of selected literature

II. From central to periphery and national culture
1. Genesis
2. Central religion : Ancient tribal states to Silla Dynasty (?-936)
3. Peripheral cult : Goryeo (918-1392) and Joseon (1392-1910) Dynasties and japanese occupation (1910-1945)
4. National culture : Current state of practice (1945-present)
5. Summary

III. Ritual instruments and ritual performers
1. Sound-producing instruments
2. Dance implements
3. Ritual performers : Shaman
4. Ritual accompanists : Musician
5. Summary

IV. Gut : A shaman ritual
1. Background of the Gut
2. Description of the Gut
3. Interpretation of the Gut
4. Summary

VI Ritual words
1. Contents
2. Textual meaning
3. Summary

VII Sacred songs : Manse Baji
1. Manse Baji
2. Gin Manse Baji
3. Jajin Manse Baji
4. Variants of Manse Baji songs
5. Religiosity in Manse Baji
6. Summary

VIII. Profane songs
1. Ssunggeo Taryeong and its variants
2. Other shaman songs
3. Popular folk songs
4. Entertainment in ritual
5. Summary

IX Conclusion

Appendix
Glossary
Bibliography

Jipmoondang, Korean Studies Dissertation Series, Seoul (Corée)

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