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What do the open sources say about the gwangdae narrator-singer's craft criteria and the tension between improvised adaptation and a fixed text, and which failure modes (relevance, freezing, over-entertaining) follow for a solo screen or audio storyteller?

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A 19th-century theorist (Sin Jaehyo, via the thesis) named four conditions for a gwangdae: appearance/presence (inmulchire), narration (saseolchire: dramatic, literary, clear to listeners), vocal quality (deoneum) and gesture with props (neoreumsae). The same thesis shows a modern competition where judges weighed original essence, creativity and entertainment, and an expert warned that a filial-sacrifice story may not move modern audiences. Yates-Lu shows the opposite pressure: preservation systems fix lineages, and scholars dispute whether a stabilised version is the 'original', with one scholar arguing differences simply reflect a narrative not yet stable. Together they frame an open tension between adapting to the audience and preserving a text; none of the sources tests either for audio or screen use.

A 19th-century theorist (Sin Jaehyo, via the thesis) named four conditions for a gwangdae: appearance/presence (inmulchire), narration (saseolchire: dramatic, literary, clear to listeners), vocal quality (deoneum) and gesture with props (neoreumsae). The same thesis shows a modern competition where judges weighed original essence, creativity and entertainment, and an expert warned that a filial-sacrifice story may not move modern audiences. Yates-Lu shows the opposite pressure: preservation systems fix lineages, and scholars dispute whether a stabilised version is the 'original', with one scholar arguing differences simply reflect a narrative not yet stable. Together they frame an open tension between adapting to the audience and preserving a text; none of the sources tests either for audio or screen use. Curator qualifications: Key claims verified by locating the passages, since the producer's evidence rows carry no excerpts: the four gwangdae elements in the thesis, and Yates-Lu's account of preservation-vs-popularisation and the Choe Donghyeon 'not yet stabilised' argument. The scholarly disagreement is reported by Yates-Lu, a secondary account, and is correctly labelled unreconciled. Rights/verification notes are shown as limitations (L00 0019/ADR-0011): they restrict reuse of the cited material or record what was not verified; they are not cleared by this summary. Limitations: [component_reuse_restriction] Thesis terms not stated; IJIH all rights reserved; short excerpts only. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  • [sourced_fact] A 19th-century theorist (Sin Jaehyo, via the thesis) named four conditions for a gwangdae: appearance/presence (inmulchire), narration (saseolchire: dramatic, literary, clear to listeners), vocal quality (deoneum) and gesture with props (neoreumsae). The same thesis shows a modern competition where judges weighed original essence, creativity and entertainment, and an expert warned that a filial-sacrifice story may not move modern audiences. Yates-Lu shows the opposite pressure: preservation systems fix lineages, and scholars dispute whether a stabilised version is the 'original', with one scholar arguing differences simply reflect a narrative not yet stable. Together they frame an open tension between adapting to the audience and preserving a text; none of the sources tests either for audio or screen use. · locator: work/manoa.pdf thesis ch.3-4 (curator pdftotext); work/yates.bin (HTML; equals pin 78d4507d) Yates-Lu 2019, IJIH source

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