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    한국 고대사회 女性의 생산활동 = Textile Production Activities of the Women in Ancient Korea

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    In this article, I reviewed the aspect of textile production at different time periods of Ancient Korea, which were the major productive activities Korean women took part in. Also, I examined the significance of the textile production activities both in the personal and social aspects, and then briefly discussed about the socio - economic status that Ancient Korean women had as a reward of participating in such production activities.
    Textile production started as spinning and weaving activities in primitive societies, and advanced to the level of producing hemp cloth and silk in Ye(滅) and Han(韓). After the formation of ancient states, women's textile production got expanded, with the support of royal family and government. Hemp cloth and silk were major textiles, and fine herm cloth(細布) was also produced. As state - run handicraft system emerged after the unification of three kingdoms, government offices in charge of weaving and dyeing were subdivided into a number of departments, and women expert like Mo(母) or Yeoja(女子) took important role as general and deputy general manager of the production.
    Textiles that women had produced were not only used for home consumption but also had exchange value. Depending on these utilities, textile was used as means to accumulate wealth or pay taxes. The fact that women in Unified Shilla were in charge of major production activities like dyeing, sewing, and cloth making suggests that textile production had meaning not only for individuals and but also for societies. Furthermore, textiles became important goods for trades with China and Japan. A few women experts in weaving and cloth making(縫衣工女) dispatched to Japan, and they contributed to the advancement of Japan's textile production.
    However, it is very unlikely that those phenomena are evidences of improvement in women's social status, although women's textile production played a great part in both the personal and social aspects. That's because there is a chance that we can see government encouraging women's labor as ways to stabilize their ruling system. So, in order to give historical analysis on women's socio - economic status in ancient societies, we need to consider not only textile production, but also have a look on role of women in farming, and reproduction activities such as childbirth, childcare, and education.
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    In this article, I reviewed the aspect of textile production at different time periods of Ancient Korea, which were the major productive activities Korean women took part in. Also, I examined the significance of the textile production activities both ...

    In this article, I reviewed the aspect of textile production at different time periods of Ancient Korea, which were the major productive activities Korean women took part in. Also, I examined the significance of the textile production activities both in the personal and social aspects, and then briefly discussed about the socio - economic status that Ancient Korean women had as a reward of participating in such production activities.
    Textile production started as spinning and weaving activities in primitive societies, and advanced to the level of producing hemp cloth and silk in Ye(滅) and Han(韓). After the formation of ancient states, women's textile production got expanded, with the support of royal family and government. Hemp cloth and silk were major textiles, and fine herm cloth(細布) was also produced. As state - run handicraft system emerged after the unification of three kingdoms, government offices in charge of weaving and dyeing were subdivided into a number of departments, and women expert like Mo(母) or Yeoja(女子) took important role as general and deputy general manager of the production.
    Textiles that women had produced were not only used for home consumption but also had exchange value. Depending on these utilities, textile was used as means to accumulate wealth or pay taxes. The fact that women in Unified Shilla were in charge of major production activities like dyeing, sewing, and cloth making suggests that textile production had meaning not only for individuals and but also for societies. Furthermore, textiles became important goods for trades with China and Japan. A few women experts in weaving and cloth making(縫衣工女) dispatched to Japan, and they contributed to the advancement of Japan's textile production.
    However, it is very unlikely that those phenomena are evidences of improvement in women's social status, although women's textile production played a great part in both the personal and social aspects. That's because there is a chance that we can see government encouraging women's labor as ways to stabilize their ruling system. So, in order to give historical analysis on women's socio - economic status in ancient societies, we need to consider not only textile production, but also have a look on role of women in farming, and reproduction activities such as childbirth, childcare, and education.

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    목차 (Table of Contents)

    • Ⅰ. 머리말
    • Ⅱ. 직조노동의 양상
    • Ⅲ. 직조노동의 의미
    • Ⅳ. 여성의 생산활동과 사회경제적 지위
    • Ⅴ. 맺음말
    • Ⅰ. 머리말
    • Ⅱ. 직조노동의 양상
    • Ⅲ. 직조노동의 의미
    • Ⅳ. 여성의 생산활동과 사회경제적 지위
    • Ⅴ. 맺음말
    • 참고문헌
    • 〈ABSTRACT〉
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    1 이숙인, "女四書" 여이연 2003

    2 "梁書"

    3 김영심, "혼인습속과 가족구성원리를 통해 본 한국 고대사회의 女性 in: 강좌 한국고대사 10" 가락국사적개발연구원 2003

    4 김성희, "한국여성의 가사노동과 경제활동의 역사" 학지사 2002

    5 최숙경, "한국여성사-고대~조선-" 이화여대 출판부 1972

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    8 김남윤, "통일신라와 발해의 여성 in: 우리 여성의 역사" 청년사 1999

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    17 이인철, "신라정치제도사연구" 일지사 1993

    18 박남수, "신라수공업사" 신서원 1996

    19 박남수, "수공업과 상업의 발달" 9 : 1998

    20 정현백, "새로 쓰는 여성의 역사-Ⅱ. 원시・고대편-모권제 논의를 중심으로- in: 여성 2" 창작사 1988

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    22 김기흥, "삼국 및 통일신라 세제의 연구" 역사비평사 1991

    23 안보연, "백제시대 유적 출토 직물의 고고학적 고찰" (2) : 2009

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    26 김영심, "백제 5방제 하의 수취체제" 역사학회 (185) : 1-38, 2005

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    32 조옥라, "가부장제에 관한 이론적 고찰" Ⅰ : 1988

    33 "魏書"

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    35 "隋書"

    36 정구복, "譯註 三國史記" 국사편찬위원회 1997

    37 "舊唐書"

    38 金秉駿, "秦漢時代 女性과 國家權力-課徵方式의 變遷과 禮敎秩序로의 編入-" 75 : 1993

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    40 "晉書"

    41 "日本書紀"

    42 "新唐書"

    43 "後漢書"

    44 육정임, "宋元代 紡織業과 女性의 地位" 동양사학회 (96) : 65-102, 2006

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    46 "周書"

    47 "古列女傳"

    48 服藤早苗, "古代の女性勞動 in 日本女性史 제1권" 1982

    49 都出比呂志, "原始土器と女性-彌生時代の性別分業と婚姻居住規定- in 日本女性史 제1권 원시・고대" 동경대학출판회 1982

    50 "三國遺事"

    51 "三國志"

    52 "三國史記"

    53 Bret Hinsch, "Women in Early Imperial China" Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc. 2002

    54 안병우, "6~7세기의 토지제도" 4 : 1992

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