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http://dx.doi.org/10.17703/JCCT.2018.4.3.41

Relationship between Progressive culture and arts activities and social transformation  

LEE, Seung-Kwon (Dept. Cultural Studies, Chosun University)
Yun, Man-sik (Dept. Cultural Studies, Chosun University)
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The Journal of the Convergence on Culture Technology / v.4, no.3, 2018 , pp. 41-50 More about this Journal
Abstract
The present article focuses on the cultural arts, the role and functions of people as intermediate to carry out the revitalization of memory. Most of the basic cultural activities and events sparked from the cardinal point of the democratization of Gwangju and the interwoven relationships this created. In other words, the events leading to Gwangju democratization movement have derived from democratic culture and art and they contributed to change and influence South Korea's revolutionary movements. As far as clarifying the concept of culture is concerned, the idea of culture is too wide to encompass it so we aim to narrow it down to the special events of 5.18 democratization movements which launched the national transformation of the cultural stage and the development of democracy in South Korea. Through this, the movement of popular culture and popular arts fostered the revolution of society. Moreover, the value of the 5.18 movement for democratization stems from democracy, human rights, the universal value of peace and so many efforts were made by popular artists until it became upgraded as a national commemoration day. Raising the people's awareness that culture could change the course of history is still necessary so that popular art and culture play a central role in people's lives. In order to fulfill the people's inherent hope it is necessary to promote aesthetic values and a continuous revolution in societal practices.
Keywords
revolution of society; Gwangju democratization movement; democracy; popular art and culture;
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