@article{ART001306161},
author={Jungar Lee},
title={Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong},
journal={The Research of the Korean Classic},
issn={1226-3850},
year={2008},
volume={0},
number={18},
pages={321-350}
TY - JOUR
AU - Jungar Lee
TI - Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong
JO - The Research of the Korean Classic
PY - 2008
VL - 0
IS - 18
PB - The Research Of The Korean Classic
SP - 321
EP - 350
SN - 1226-3850
AB - Eosayong is a song that was sung on the labor field to which lower-class men go for gathering firewood. Eosayong contains a sigh of lower-class men who need to make a tired life, instead of affirmative and optimistic self-recognition shown by the collective work song, which had been sung by men. Eosayong, which indicates the typical looks in a song of being sung while sighing alone, contains a scarred desire in the lower-class men who had been unable to make their desired life.
Words in Eosayong are combined centering on the certain formulaic phrase same as the folk-song general. However, the aspect of combination between these formulaic phrases shows the aspect of being combined flexibly according to emotional direction in a traditional narrative singer. The contents of a sigh in Eosayong include criticism against society, alienation, loneliness, and own reality that is faced, but are also sublimed into popular aesthetics of trying to alleviate a sense of sorrow in reality through a smile depending on a case. This aspect indicates the characteristic in the class that had enjoyed Eosayong, and seems to be possible because of a private song that is sung in an individual labor situation. In the base of a sigh is positioned the recognition of reality that oneself needs to make a life as the other existence that is eternally isolated and discriminated in society to which oneself belongs. In a sense that Eosayong contains the lamentable desire of people who have self-consciousness of failing to make own life based on recognition of the ruthless reality, it will be said to be a song that gives deep echo to modern people who need to get accustomed to live in it with being employed by huge capital in today.
KW - Men's folk song;Eosayong;Sigh;Desire;Women's folk song
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Jungar Lee. (2008). Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong. The Research of the Korean Classic, 0(18), 321-350.
Jungar Lee. 2008, "Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong", The Research of the Korean Classic, vol.0, no.18 pp.321-350.
Jungar Lee "Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong" The Research of the Korean Classic 0.18 pp.321-350 (2008) : 321.
Jungar Lee. Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong. 2008; 0(18), 321-350.
Jungar Lee. "Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong" The Research of the Korean Classic 0, no.18 (2008) : 321-350.
Jungar Lee. Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong. The Research of the Korean Classic, 0(18), 321-350.
Jungar Lee. Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong. The Research of the Korean Classic. 2008; 0(18) 321-350.
Jungar Lee. Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong. 2008; 0(18), 321-350.
Jungar Lee. "Aspect and its Significance in Sighing Alone for Eosayong" The Research of the Korean Classic 0, no.18 (2008) : 321-350.
