Myth and Architecture - Focused on the Correlation between the Jeju Myth and Jeju Traditional Houses

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

A Mythology is a story the gods and divines described in the languages a To have their own myth means that they have their own semantics and philosophical concept in order to realize their dream or hope, symbolizing the imagery and events related to the characteristics in mythology.
An architecture is human’s creative work to separate the inner space from the outer space and include their lives by constructing a structure to divide nature and even land.
The human’s desire is represented well in the house or any structures.
Therefore, the space composition of house is not restricted to the physical entity of the house.
This thesis not only aims to show how the myth in Jeju island has influenced on the the space composition of the traditional houses but to discuss what meaning the myth has in the corelation between the space composition and the myth.
Jeju Myth and Jeju traditional houses have many research accomplishments. However, research focused on the correlation between myth and traditional residential culture is difficult to find. This is because Myth and traditional residential culture were considered separate subjects.
This paper was intended to reveal the real meaning of Myth through the grafts of myth and traditional houses. To that end, This paper was intended to clarify the influence of Jeju Myth Munjeon Bonpuree on the formation and space layout of Jeju traditional houses. All the characters in the story of Munjeon Bonpuree are members of the family and eventually become deities and take charge of each area of the house. In that all of the characters in Munjeon Bonpuree have a one-to-one responding position to the spaces of traditional house in Jeju, it is an important resource to read the meaning contained in the Jeju traditional house. This is because the Jeju traditional houses based on Jeju myth is an important indicator for understanding Jeju citizens' view of world and religion.

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