SEA AND ISLAND IN THE LEGEND OF HUNG VUONG꞉ A CULTURAL GEOGRAPHY APPROACH

Abstract

The
development
wave
of
cultural
geography
 research
has
attracted
scholars
to
place
literary
 phenomena
in
a
rich
and
unique
cultural‑ geographical
context
and
use
theories
related
 to
human
geography
to
establish
a
new
 research
perspective.
Approaching
from
 cultural
geography
theory,
the
article
interprets
 the
sea
and
islands
in
the
legend
of
Hung
 Vuong
from
the
layers
of
cultural
landscape
 and
cultural
diffusion
in
the
geographical
 environment
of
Vietnam's
sea
and
islands.
Our
 predecessors'
adaptation
and
transformation
to
 the
sea
has
formed
cultural
landscape
products
 and
the
diffusion
between
island
culture
and
 delta
culture.
Vietnam's
sea
and
islands
are
an
 important
presence
in
legends
as
a
region
that
 preserves
the
nation's
original
values
and
 cultural
quintessence.