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초록

Since the 2000s, the concern of cultural enjoyment in cultural policy has increased in Korea, comparing to the previous focus on artistic creation. In relation to the increase, some policy rationales have played an important role in justifying public supports for the activities of cultural enjoyment. This study examines what kind of policy rationales influence the development and explores their impacts on the cultural policy. By analysing the Culture Day programs which was initiated by the former president Park, Geun-hye regime under the policy direction of ‘Cultural Renaissance’, it identifies the main three rationales such as creativity, publicness and democracy among five; access, creativity, cultural sensitivity, publicness and democracy. The study indicates that all of these rationales greatly influenced the development of cultural enjoyment policy by justifying public support for the area, but at the same time, they harmed productive operation of culture and arts world by isolating ‘enjoyment’ from ‘creation’, confusing arts market with artists’ fees, and substituting artistic creativity with everyday creativity.

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