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한국학중앙연구원 한국학(구 정신문화연구) 정신문화연구 2001 가을호 제24권 제3호 (통권 84호)
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185 - 207 (25page)

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It is rare to find a tradition in a society to passively adapt to modernization. It usually is the case that tradition and modernity interact, contest, and conflict with each other to produce a peculiar process of modernization. These conflicts and contradictions manifest themselves at various levels as gender, class, and nation. Based upon the boundaries between male/female, liberalism/socialism, and colonizer/colonized, this paper examines how the conflicts between tradition and modernity manifest in the New Women's body, hair cutting (short hairs), and sports during the colonial period of the 1920-30s.
Modernization of women's body, hair style, and sports largely led by New Women was the expression of their self consciousness newly earned and the symbol of their liberation from tradition. Accordingly, the process itself provoked complex and contradictory responses such as strong repulsion against tradition and support for new image of modern women at the same time. Although New Women were not completely free from the male hegemony of colonial society, they attempted to establish their own self-consciousness and identity through practices in these areas. As colonial society was being drifted into a war regime after the late 1930s, ironically, modernization of body and sports was soon utilized in the military mobilization of women, whereas short hair style became the target of anti-western campaign initiated by the colonial power.
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  1. Ⅰ. 머리말
  2. Ⅱ. 몸가짐과 신체
  3. Ⅲ. 단발
  4. Ⅳ. 스포츠
  5. Ⅴ. 맺음말
  6. English Abstract

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