회우와 재편

• 영문명: Gatherings and Regroupings: An Overview of the Literary Scene in the Refugee Capital Busan
• 발행기관: 구보학회
• 저자명: 나보령(Na, Boryeong)
• 간행물 정보: 『구보학보』7집, 9~38쪽, 전체 30쪽
• 주제분류: 어문학 > 문학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2011.06.30

영문 초록

The literary scene in the refugee capital Busan was dynamic as various literary personnel gathered and regrouped. Among the many groups, this study focused on three groups that were created during the period – the National Association of Cultural Organizations (NACO)’s Gugukdae, which was an association of artists gathered to save the nation, the North Korean branch of NACO, and regional writers from Busan — to identify how the literary scene in Busan became the foundation for the major literary magazines, such as Jayumunhak (Free Literature), Munhakyesul (The Literature and Art), and Hyeondaemunhak (Contemporary Literature), all of which played pivotal roles in the post-war literary scene. Through the analysis, this study aimed to reposition the literary scene in the refugee capital Busan as an origin and continuum in the history of literature rather than a period of exception and severance. It is a fact that anti-communism and war mobilization coexisted in literary works during this era. However, rather than focusing on the significant of anti-communism itself, this paper focused on the ulterior desires to reshuffle and renew the literary scene and the struggles for recognition that aimed to establish and secure space for creative activities, later to form anti-communist connections. Through such analysis, this study aimed to present a more complex view toward anti-communism in wartime literature.

목차

1. 서론

2. 문총구국대—피난수도 부산 문학장의 전위

3. 문총북한지부—월남문학장의 구축과 재생산

4. 재부작가와의 혼종과 그 유산

5. 결론을 대신하여—피난수도 부산이라는 문학의 장소

키워드

Korean War anti-communism refugee a place of refugee National Association of Cultural Organizations(NACO) Kim Song Oh Youngsu Oh Youngjin Contemporary Literature The Free Art crossing south Literature and Art Weekly