Applying ethnography and folklore research, Contemporary Korean Shamanism maps this shift in perception about shamanism-from a sign of a backward, undeveloped Korea to a valuable, indigenous cultural asset.
Applying ethnography and folklore research, Contemporary Korean Shamanism maps this shift in perception about shamanism-from a sign of a backward, undeveloped Korea to a valuable, indigenous cultural asset.
Liora Sarfati is Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in the Department of East Asian Studies at Tel Aviv University.
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Accessing Audiovisual Materials Acknowledgments Note on Transliteration Introduction 1. Gods on Stage: A Mediated Performance 2. The Changing Image of Musok in Films 3. Agendas, Power, and Ideology in Museum Displays of Korean Shamanism 4. Getting to Know a Korean Shaman through Television Representations 5. Shamans Online: Internet Promotion of Musok Practitioners Conclusion: From Ritual to the World Wide Web and Back References Index
Accessing Audiovisual Materials Acknowledgments Note on Transliteration Introduction 1. Gods on Stage: A Mediated Performance 2. The Changing Image of Musok in Films 3. Agendas, Power, and Ideology in Museum Displays of Korean Shamanism 4. Getting to Know a Korean Shaman through Television Representations 5. Shamans Online: Internet Promotion of Musok Practitioners Conclusion: From Ritual to the World Wide Web and Back References Index
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