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This study seeks to examine the cultural connection between Yakut and Korea through a comparison and analysis of the raven as a symbol in both cultures. The study focuses on the positive and negative symbolism of a raven in the traditional culture of Yakut and Korea, mediational imagery of the raven, and other potential meanings to the creature. The raven could represent death as a bird who evokes sinister things, the sun and abundance and cultural hero and the role of messenger connecting the underworld and this world. We can say that raven shows such a multiplex images in both cultures, because the raven symbolizes the change of environment lived with the two peoples from ancient times. Indeed, it is the evidence that in both cultures, the raven was canonized for a Sun God or an aggressive Supreme God who ruled the sky and the sun in the ancient times. Over time, The raven evolved and became a symbol of death. Through the evolution of symbolism of the raven, we can trace the origin of Yakut and Korean culture. The similarities in the origin of the raven has lead many to believe that the Yakut and Korea cultures, especially making raven as a cultural heroes, suggests that the ancient culture of Yakut and Korea had similar origins.

목차

 1. 여는 글
 2. 까마귀에 대한 인식 양상
  2.1 부정적인 이미지
  2.2 긍정적인 이미지
  2.3 매개적인 이미지
 3. 까마귀 상징의 변화 양상
 4. 닫는 글
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키워드

까마귀 독수리 오리 문화영웅 태양의 상징 시베리아 민족 raven eagle duck culture hero solar symbol siberian tribes

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• Alexandra Maksimova [ 계명대학교 ] 주저자
• 김중순 [ Tschung-Sun Kim | 계명대학교 ] 교신저자

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