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Juldarigi: Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea and Three Other Southeast Asian Countries
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- Title : Juldarigi: Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea and Three Other Southeast Asian Countries
- Publisher : Korea Heritage Agency (Korea Cultural Heritage Foundation)
- Written by : Heo Yong-ho, Kim Hyung-kun, Yun Dong-hwan, Siyonn Sophearit, Norma A. Respicio, Do Thi Thanh Thuy
- Publication Date : 2015. 10. 30.
- Pages : 196
- Size : 163*200mm
- Price : Not for Sale
- ISBN : 978-89-6433-125-5
Book Description
Juldarigi: Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea and Three Other Southeast Asian Countries
This book, published in 2015, is part of the K-Heritage series and covers Juldarigi, which was inscribed on the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in the same year.
Tug of war is a cultural practice in which two teams gripping opposite ends of a rope pull forcefully until one drags the other across a central line to determine the winner. The rope can be made from diverse materials, including rice straw, rattan, bamboo, young branches, vines, grass, hemp, and animal hide. Anything that can be secured locally may be used for crafting a rope.
Table of Contents
Ⅰ. What are Tugging Rituals and Games?
Ⅱ. Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea
Ⅲ. Tugging Rituals and Games in Eastern Asia
Ⅳ. Dynamics of the Transmission of Tugging Rituals and Games
Ⅴ. Tugging Rituals and Games as Community Festivals
[References]
[Appendix]
Ⅱ. Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea
- 1. The Origin and Distribution of Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea
- 1-1. The origin of tugging rituals and games in Korea
- 1-2. The distribution of tugging rituals and games in Korea
- 2. The Many Varieties of Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea
- 2-1. Gijisi Juldarigi
- 2-2. Yeongsan Juldarigi
- 2-3. Samcheok Gijuldarigi
- 2-4. Gamnae Gejuldanggigi
- 2-5. Seongu Julkkeutgi
- 2-6. Uiryeong Keunjulttaenggig
- 3. Characteristics and Sociocultural Functions of Tugging Rituals and Games in Korea
- 3-1. Characteristics of tugging rituals and games in Korea
- 3-2. Sociocultural functions of tugging rituals and games in Korea
Ⅲ. Tugging Rituals and Games in Eastern Asia
- 1. Eastern Asia as a Treasure Trove of Tugging Rituals and Games
- 2. Tugging Rituals and Games in Cambodia
- 3. Tugging Rituals and Games in the Philippines
- 4. Tugging Rituals and Games in Vietnam
- 5. Diversity and Commonalities of Eastern Asian Tugging Rituals and Games
Ⅳ. Dynamics of the Transmission of Tugging Rituals and Games
- 1. Dynamics of the Transmission of Tugging Rituals and Games
- 1-1. Transmission of tugging rituals and games
- 1-2. The dynamic transmission process of tugging rituals and games
- 2. Efforts Supporting the Transmission of Tugging Rituals and Games
- 2-1. Community efforts for the transmission of tugging rituals and games
- 2-2. Government efforts for the transmission of tugging rituals and games
- 2-3. Joint efforts among different communities
Ⅴ. Tugging Rituals and Games as Community Festivals
[References]
[Appendix]
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