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자료유형
학술저널
저자정보
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비교민속학회 비교민속학 比較民俗學 第27輯
발행연도
2004.8
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363 - 401 (39page)

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Textiles and fabrics were produced basically at home in the early-modern times but their supply resources increasingly shifted its dependency onto the market in early-modern times. The production of textiles and fabrics were processed by family units according to the natural environment. High-technology processes were implemented with the help of in-village experts. When dye stuffs and cotton cloth were imported and introduced by the Japanese, the commercial trading of clothing was expanded. The sewing machine was introduced and professional clothing shops began to open their businesses. The yearly output of the textiles and fabrics by farmers was determined by the size of clothing consumption, which included general consumption, ceremonial consumption, sales consumption, and government offering consumption.
The production process of the textiles and fabrics reflected the Korean social structure, especially a patriarchal system. The central body for producing the textiles and fabrics consisted of female adults. Male adults participated in producing raw materials, which was thought to be something similar to farming, but they hardly participated in producing the textiles. Notably, young boys were absolutely excluded from making the textiles. This phenomenon originated from the tradition that men were engaged in farming and women in weaving and sewing.
The consumption pattern of the textiles and clothing followed the tradition of Confucianism and the patriarchal system When consuming textiles and clothing, male adults, who possessed a higher rank in the family, were always treated the best. Young girls who were lower in rank were poorly treated. The consumption of clothing was mostly for ceremonial purposes, rather than for general living purposes. Outer wear was considered more important than garments worn under the clothing. Female slack trousers, which were introduced by the Japanese, gave a shock to traditional values but, as women increasingly participated in farming, it gradually became popular.

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Ⅰ. 머리말
Ⅱ. 섬유재와 직물의 생산과 조달
Ⅲ. 사회구조와 이념에 지배된 의류 생산
Ⅳ. 의류 소비의 양상과 방식
Ⅴ. 맺음말
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