Clothes have not only a practical use for protecting human body but also a magical meaning. Cultural anthropologists have assumed that the origin of clothing was ligature and its purpose is to bind flippable soul from the master's body to the flesh. Because clothes directly rub against human skin, they are regarded to hold the master's features. This phenomenon can be confirmed with the homeopathic magic. On that account, the minority race in southwestern China has used clothes when having one's fortune told or laying departed souls(ghosts). Since Baikuyaos has lived an isolated lives only by themselves due to the historical reason, their clothes haven't been influenced much in clothing by the external civilization. There has been, historically, only one kind of clothing, which has the history and culture of Baikuyaos. They have considered clothes as things presented to them by God, so they still think the clothes sacred and worship them as God's clothing. Clothes are made in a holy season, kept clean, and not given to others. Clothes have two major functions; symbolic and repulsive function. Some kinds of historical symbols on clothes mean the symbolic function, and other symbolic signs related with a sword, clothes of fowls' features, and fowls are associated with the repulsive function. In the Baikuyao's society, fowls have been regarded as the ‘Solar Bird’ because people believed they called out the sun in the beginning of the world. They were also used as devination forecasting God's will, a cosmo-tree(a rod used by a shaman) presented by God, ceremony to lay ghosts, and guide for the souls of the dead. Without any developed medical science, souls were easily left from their bodies, which people thought was caused by ghosts. At the time of darkness from two to three o'clock in the morning, people thought they might have often seen ghosts and needed to call the sun out in order to kick them out. Accordingly, they made trousers in white which is the color of the sun and clothes in fowls' shapes with its printing in order to prevent harms from ghosts. That's why fowls are the solar birds. It happened in the New Stone Age that fowls considered as the solar birds were used as a repulsive function. We can find its clues and proofs in the culture of Dawenkou, Hemudu, and Liangzhu in China.
목차
Ⅰ. 옷과 문화 Ⅱ. 흰바지야오족 옷의 신성성 1. 파란손의 계절 2. 신의 선물 3. 옷에 반영된 민족의식 Ⅲ. 흰바지야오족 옷과 닭 1. 남자의 옷과 닭 2. 여자의 옷과 닭 Ⅳ.흰바지야오족의닭숭배와 복식 1. 흰바지야오족의 닭숭배 2. 닭숭배와 복식 Ⅴ. 남은 문제
키워드
중국 서남지역흰바지야오족흰바지옷의 신성성주술성신의 옷닭숭배닭모양의 옷귀신태양조southwestern ChinaBaikuyaoswhite trousersthe clothes sacremagical meaningGod's clothingchicken worshipclothes of fowls' featuresghostsolar birds
동아시아고대학회 [The Association Of East Asian Ancient Studies]
설립연도
1999
분야
인문학>기타인문학
소개
본 학회는 동아시아권역의 고대의 역사와 문화, 언어와 문학, 종교와 철학, 민속과 사회, 고고학 등에 관한 고대학 관련분야의 학문을 학제적 국제적인 협력과 유대를 통해 연구의 가능성을 확대하고, 연구의 질을 향상시키며, 동아시아에 있어서의 학문발전과 문화교류 및 학자, 연구자, 회원 상호간의 유대와 국제적 친선을 도모할 목적으로 설립되었다. 이를 위하여 본 학회는 동아시아고대학에 관한 연구발표회, 학술강연회, 강독회, 학술답사, 도서출판, 학회지 발행 등의 사업을 기획하여 집행한다.
간행물
간행물명
동아시아고대학 [DONG ASIA KODAEHAK ; The East Asian Ancient Studies]