| 초록 |
The purpose of this paper is to systematically organize vocabulary expressions related to Korean woodwork according to category based on fieldwork. Investigation was conducted using the ethnography survey method; Eom Tae-jo, an artisan who was designated Important Intangible Cultural Asset No. 55 was the subject of this survey in investigating vocabulary related to woodwork in Korea. The basic materials that can be used to build a meaningful network of Korean woodwork by gathering and organizing Korean woodworking vocabulary and expressions are investigated by examining the concepts, composition, materials, tools, behaviors, products, and techniques of Korean woodworking. The results of the survey were classified into vocabulary Excel data, audio data, photo data, and video data. The audio data related to woodworking was segmented and stored by the reporter, and all photographic data corresponding to the vocabulary of the survey were collected. Through the analysis of the collected vocabulary, vocabulary characteristics and the basis for naming of the related vocabulary were confirmed. It is hoped that this study will be used as basic material in building a meaning field related to household tools of traditional Korean culture that is disappearing. |
