This paper analyzes Park Saengkwang(1904-1985)’s artwork,created in the 1980s and influenced by Musok,Korean Shamanism.It explores Musok’s thematic significance in the development of his distinctive style and the in...This paper analyzes Park Saengkwang(1904-1985)’s artwork,created in the 1980s and influenced by Musok,Korean Shamanism.It explores Musok’s thematic significance in the development of his distinctive style and the inspiration behind his stylistic changes.Park’s ink paintings are done in bold and intense colors and create an intriguing,mysterious mood,inviting the viewers to the primordial visual experience and exposing its viewers to Korean Shamanism,which has endured the perception that fluctuated between positive and negative throughout Korean history.The practice became a fitting cultural emblem associated with the national identity during the 1970s and 1980s,and thus became a way for Park to explicitly articulate his cultural roots,creating a visual connotation of“Korean.”His art,portraying gut,Korean shamanistic communal rituals,could be conceived as a pictorial rendering of the idea of kibok,praying for good fortune,and served as a pujŏk,talisman paper,that possesses magical healing and protecting power.By striving to overcome the stylistic conflicts between Korean and Japanese,or traditional and Western,Park’s art accomplished the visual rhetoric of national aesthetic sensitivity that built on the communal thoughts and cultural experience of shamanism in the modern history of Korea.展开更多
The Chukchee in northeastern Siberia have a longstanding historical tradition of shamanism w hich was closely integrated into their traditional society and way of life . In accordance with their different modes of sub...The Chukchee in northeastern Siberia have a longstanding historical tradition of shamanism w hich was closely integrated into their traditional society and way of life . In accordance with their different modes of subsistence, the Chuckchee are divided into two basic groups, the maritim e Chukchee and the reindeer-breeding Chukchee.展开更多
Shaman originates from the Tungusic-Ian language.In northeast China,the Shamanism traditions have gradually merged,and formed a compound belief form of polytheism and immortality.When a Shaman enters a special state,h...Shaman originates from the Tungusic-Ian language.In northeast China,the Shamanism traditions have gradually merged,and formed a compound belief form of polytheism and immortality.When a Shaman enters a special state,he has special abilities beyond ordinary people,such as divination,healing,and disaster relief.The most important thing is that as a messenger of communication between man and God,the Shaman expresses his wishes to God.Man communicates the will of God.The Shaman relies on the drum dance and sings the divine music,through the Shaman ritual to convey the request of people and the will of God.This article summarizes the Shaman's ritual therapy methods(music therapy and dance therapy)and psychological mechanism research,and provides a reference for ritual therapy.展开更多
After briefly introducing the making of the three small Altaic language speaking minorities in North China,the Daur,the Evenk,and the Oroqen,who are well known for their shamanic practices both in the past and at pres...After briefly introducing the making of the three small Altaic language speaking minorities in North China,the Daur,the Evenk,and the Oroqen,who are well known for their shamanic practices both in the past and at present,I compare their shaman-making processes with in mind the Hero’s theme developed by Joseph Campbell in his The Hero With a Thousand Faces.I argue that there is a family resemblance between the Campbell’s processual model of departure-initiation-the ultimate boon and that of transformation into a shaman-knowledge acquisition-problem solving among the three small minorities in North China.While the core of Campbell’s theory centers on the spiritual journey of hero’s self-discovery and receiving supernatural aid,it parallels with the psychedelic path that a shaman must go through at a rite held for the occasion.The hero comes to ego consciousness and sets out on his spiritual journey.This is the basis of Campbell’s theory and is the psychological experience that a shaman has to undergo as well.The psychic unity of the human kind is a common tie that binds the scholarship of the West and the East.展开更多
’It was what many Chinese called Lolo land,not knowing that Lolo is a pejorative to theancient Yi people who inhabit Burma Tibetan ethnic pool that lies on China’s western reaches.These people,tall,dark,distinctivel...’It was what many Chinese called Lolo land,not knowing that Lolo is a pejorative to theancient Yi people who inhabit Burma Tibetan ethnic pool that lies on China’s western reaches.These people,tall,dark,distinctively un Chinese with their own shamanic religion,their deep belief in magic and spirits.…when they poked out a meagre living,herdingsheep,culitvating a patch of corn or millet on the mountainside.’展开更多
文摘This paper analyzes Park Saengkwang(1904-1985)’s artwork,created in the 1980s and influenced by Musok,Korean Shamanism.It explores Musok’s thematic significance in the development of his distinctive style and the inspiration behind his stylistic changes.Park’s ink paintings are done in bold and intense colors and create an intriguing,mysterious mood,inviting the viewers to the primordial visual experience and exposing its viewers to Korean Shamanism,which has endured the perception that fluctuated between positive and negative throughout Korean history.The practice became a fitting cultural emblem associated with the national identity during the 1970s and 1980s,and thus became a way for Park to explicitly articulate his cultural roots,creating a visual connotation of“Korean.”His art,portraying gut,Korean shamanistic communal rituals,could be conceived as a pictorial rendering of the idea of kibok,praying for good fortune,and served as a pujŏk,talisman paper,that possesses magical healing and protecting power.By striving to overcome the stylistic conflicts between Korean and Japanese,or traditional and Western,Park’s art accomplished the visual rhetoric of national aesthetic sensitivity that built on the communal thoughts and cultural experience of shamanism in the modern history of Korea.
文摘The Chukchee in northeastern Siberia have a longstanding historical tradition of shamanism w hich was closely integrated into their traditional society and way of life . In accordance with their different modes of subsistence, the Chuckchee are divided into two basic groups, the maritim e Chukchee and the reindeer-breeding Chukchee.
文摘Shaman originates from the Tungusic-Ian language.In northeast China,the Shamanism traditions have gradually merged,and formed a compound belief form of polytheism and immortality.When a Shaman enters a special state,he has special abilities beyond ordinary people,such as divination,healing,and disaster relief.The most important thing is that as a messenger of communication between man and God,the Shaman expresses his wishes to God.Man communicates the will of God.The Shaman relies on the drum dance and sings the divine music,through the Shaman ritual to convey the request of people and the will of God.This article summarizes the Shaman's ritual therapy methods(music therapy and dance therapy)and psychological mechanism research,and provides a reference for ritual therapy.
文摘After briefly introducing the making of the three small Altaic language speaking minorities in North China,the Daur,the Evenk,and the Oroqen,who are well known for their shamanic practices both in the past and at present,I compare their shaman-making processes with in mind the Hero’s theme developed by Joseph Campbell in his The Hero With a Thousand Faces.I argue that there is a family resemblance between the Campbell’s processual model of departure-initiation-the ultimate boon and that of transformation into a shaman-knowledge acquisition-problem solving among the three small minorities in North China.While the core of Campbell’s theory centers on the spiritual journey of hero’s self-discovery and receiving supernatural aid,it parallels with the psychedelic path that a shaman must go through at a rite held for the occasion.The hero comes to ego consciousness and sets out on his spiritual journey.This is the basis of Campbell’s theory and is the psychological experience that a shaman has to undergo as well.The psychic unity of the human kind is a common tie that binds the scholarship of the West and the East.
文摘’It was what many Chinese called Lolo land,not knowing that Lolo is a pejorative to theancient Yi people who inhabit Burma Tibetan ethnic pool that lies on China’s western reaches.These people,tall,dark,distinctively un Chinese with their own shamanic religion,their deep belief in magic and spirits.…when they poked out a meagre living,herdingsheep,culitvating a patch of corn or millet on the mountainside.’
