RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS

The purpose of the article is to affirm the uniqueness of content, and art of folk songs about women when reflecting on the relationship between ecology and feminism, opening up an approach to the genre in complex view. The article has profound implications for future research approaching folk liter...

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Tác giả chính: Phạm, Văn Hóa
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Được phát hành: TNU Journal of Science and Technology 2024
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Folk songs, Women, Plant, Relationship, Imagery, Feminism
Truy cập trực tuyến:https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/handle/123456789/3321
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Phạm, Văn Hóa
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS
description The purpose of the article is to affirm the uniqueness of content, and art of folk songs about women when reflecting on the relationship between ecology and feminism, opening up an approach to the genre in complex view. The article has profound implications for future research approaching folk literary genres from an ecofeminism perspective. Applying some methods such as interdisciplinary approach to literature and culture, comparison, statistics, system and analysis and synthesis operations, this article contributes to deepening and discovering the unique features of Vietnamese folk songs from an eco-feminism perspective and refers to semiotics. The article proceeds Vietnamese folk songs from prestigious collection works. The article has pointed out the relationship between plants and women in folk songs, specifically, the conscious selection of plants as artistic images: plants symbolize a woman’s quality, soul, and life; Plants represent feminine consciousness. The article shows women and feminine discourse through vividly expressed images of plants. The unique relationship between plants and women is the source of humanistic thought for future literature, a model of symbiotic harmony between humans and nature.
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title RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS
title_short RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS
title_full RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS
title_fullStr RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS
title_full_unstemmed RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS
title_sort relationship between women and plants in the traditional vietnamese folk - songs
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spelling oai:scholar.dlu.edu.vn:123456789-33212024-03-09T13:20:36Z RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WOMEN AND PLANTS IN THE TRADITIONAL VIETNAMESE FOLK - SONGS Phạm, Văn Hóa Folk songs, Women, Plant, Relationship, Imagery, Feminism The purpose of the article is to affirm the uniqueness of content, and art of folk songs about women when reflecting on the relationship between ecology and feminism, opening up an approach to the genre in complex view. The article has profound implications for future research approaching folk literary genres from an ecofeminism perspective. Applying some methods such as interdisciplinary approach to literature and culture, comparison, statistics, system and analysis and synthesis operations, this article contributes to deepening and discovering the unique features of Vietnamese folk songs from an eco-feminism perspective and refers to semiotics. The article proceeds Vietnamese folk songs from prestigious collection works. The article has pointed out the relationship between plants and women in folk songs, specifically, the conscious selection of plants as artistic images: plants symbolize a woman’s quality, soul, and life; Plants represent feminine consciousness. The article shows women and feminine discourse through vividly expressed images of plants. The unique relationship between plants and women is the source of humanistic thought for future literature, a model of symbiotic harmony between humans and nature. 7 229 2024-03-09T13:15:24Z 2024-03-09T13:15:24Z 2024-03-01 Research article Bài báo đăng trên tạp chí trong nước (có ISSN), bao gồm book chapter https://scholar.dlu.edu.vn/handle/123456789/3321 10.34238/tnu-jst.9356 vi TNU Journal of Science and Technology 107-115 ISSN 1859-2171, 2374-9098; e-ISSN 2615-9562 [1] D. T. Dang, “Nature plants fields and gardens in the Northern Vietnam Delta region lyrical folk songs,” Journal of Culture and Arts, vol. 6, pp. 35-42, 2005. [2] T. K. N. Nguyen, “The beauty of nature and landscape in traditional folk songs,” Journal of Culture and Arts, vol. 635, pp. 7-11, 2014. [3] T. K. N. Nguyen, “The symbol of nature depicted in the folksongs of the Central VietNam,” Journal of Theory and Criticism of Literature and Arts, no. 4, pp. 23-31, 2014. [4] V. T. Trinh, “Flower symbol in Vietnamese folk songs,” Journal of Culture and Arts, vol. 387, pp. 7-11, 2016. [5] T. Q. H. Ha, “Agricultural culture in proverbs and folk songs about production labor,” The Holy Land of Viet Nam Studies, 2019. [Online]. Available: https://thanhdiavietnamhoc.com/van-hoa-nong-nghiep-trong-tuc-ngu-ca-dao-ve-lao-dong-san-xuat/. [Accessed October 15, 2023]. [6] T. M. T. Tran, “Metaphor on human beings in Vietnamese folk from cultural perspective,” Language and literature problems. Hochiminh National University Publishing House, 2020. [7] T. T. Q. Ngo, “Reading comprehension of languages and images in Vietnamese folk songs,” Journal of Literary Reseach, vol. 6, pp. 17-22, 2020. [8] T. N. Nguyen, “An insightful study on river culture in folk-songs of lower Mekong Delta, Vietnam,” European Journal of Literary Studies, vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 120-145, 2022. [9] D. L. Le and T. K. O. Pham, “The conceptual metaphor “a women as a plant”,” Language & Life Journal, vol. 5, no. 325, pp. 34-41, 2022. [10] X. K. Nguyen, Perception of Vietnamese folklore. Hanoi National University Publishing House, 2012. [11] N. P. Vu, Folk adage, folk songs of Viet Nam. Hochiminh City Literature Publishing House, 2016. [12] V. G. Ninh, Perception of Nghe An region folklore. Nghe An Publishing House, 1996. [13] N. T. Huynh, Folk-songs of Six Southern Provinces. Dong Nai Publishing House, 1998. [14] M. T. G. La, Tien Giang folklore. Hochiminh City General Publishing House, 2019. [15] M. T. G. La, Ben Tre folklore. Hochiminh City General Publishing House, 2021. [16] M. T. G. La, Tra Vinh folklore. Hochiminh City National University Publishing House, 2022. [17] N. C. Mai, Southeast Asia Culture. Vietnam National University Publishing House, Hanoi, 1999. [18] S. D. Beauvoir, The second Sex (Trans. by T. D. Nguyen and N. T. Doan). Vietnam Women’s Publishing House, Hanoi, 1996. [19] T. B. Nguyen, Vietnamese customs and festivals. Culture Information Publishing House, Hanoi, 2012. [20] N. T. Tran, Finding the cultural identity of Vietnam. Hochiminh City Publishing House, 2001. [21] C. B. Huynh, Marriage and family in the law of the Nguyen Dynasty. Thuanhoa Publishing House, Hue, 2005. TNU Journal of Science and Technology TNU Journal of Science and Technology

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