『토지』의 탈식민 서사 연구

• 영문명: The Study of Postcolonial Narrative in 『To-ji』- centered on the subject of postcolonial
• 발행기관: 한국언어문학회
• 저자명: 김선하(Kim, Son-ha)
• 간행물 정보: 『한국언어문학』韓國言語文學 第80輯, 163~192쪽, 전체 30쪽
• 주제분류: 어문학 > 한국어와문학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2012.03.31

영문 초록

This study is written to clarify the postcolonial narrative in『Toji』. For the purpose of this project our study centered on the subject of poslcolonial of『Toji』. As a result, we focused on four main groups such as : the remnants of Donghak, the Korean independence movement groups of abroad, the inner characters of an empire and marginal characters. These four Korean groups resisted Japan's imperialism in various ways. The remnants of Korea's Donghak, the first group counter on Japan's colonial policy through an appropriation. Thus, they make an attempt the disturbance of control system in the colony. It is demonstrated throughout Kim hwan and Song kwan-su's struggle. The second group is the Korean independence movement groups abroad. We can divide it into an educational movement and independence struggle of arms. But both of them intended recovery of Jo Seon's national rights. To achieve this aim, they inspired consciousness of national rights to students and gathered campaign funds. Furthermore, they killed Japan's military policeman and a spy. Their activity become known by Song jang-hwan, Kwon pilweng, and Jang in-geol. The third group is the inner characters of Japan's imperialism. Their ideology reveals generally based on socialism and they warn against Japan's militarism Finally, their discourse bring froth the inner crack of an empire. This nanative is realized through おかだ　じろ and むらかみ　しょじ. The fourth group are marginal characters. They locate a marginal line, that is the binary logic of control or non-control, colonial or non-colonial, achieved in objective eyes. after all, their eyes demolish the strong binary logic of an imperialism or non-imperialism. All the more their discourse meets with humanism beyond non-imperialism. Jo chan-ha who married to Japanese woman and Yu in-sil who falled in love with Japanese man in 『Toji』demonstrate this logic. 『Toji』 shows to us the collapse of a colonial control system through these four group's activity. Finally, we have a conclusion that『Toji』 is a rostcolon'al narrative.

목차

1.『토지』와 탈식민

2. 탈식민 주체를 중심으로 재구성한『토지』읽기

3. 탈식민 서사로서의『토지』의 의의

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[Abstract]

키워드

Postcolonial Imperialism Colonialpolicy counternarrative the subject of resistance binary logic appropriation the remnants of Dong-hak the Independence struggle of in arms the disturbance of control system the inner crack of an empire resistance of an marginal character