염상섭의 해방직후 소설에서 ‘민족’을 자각하는 방식과 계기

• 영문명: The Method and Motives for the Awareness of Nation in Yeom Sang‐seop’s Novels after the Liberation
• 발행기관: 한국언어문학회
• 저자명: 안미영(Ahn Miyoung)
• 간행물 정보: 『한국언어문학』韓國言語文學 第68輯, 381~409쪽, 전체 29쪽
• 주제분류: 어문학 > 한국어와문학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2009.03.30

영문 초록

The present study was focused on the method and motives for the awareness of nation in Yeom Sang‐.seop’s novels written after the liberation. Yeom Sangseop greeted the liberation in Manchuria, and came to Seoul via Sineuiju in 1946. His novels after the liberation can be divided into two periods, 1946~1947 and around 1948. In novels written during 1946~1947, Yeom Sang‐1seop expresses his range and represents the ideology of nationalism. In A Son of Liberation and A Footprint Left on the Buttocks, Yeom Sang‐1seop captures the grief of Japanese as the people of a defeated country. He reveals retribution against Japanese and exposes ethnic nationalism together. In addition, he displays linguistic nationalism by showing the status of the Korean language in comparison with the Japanese language, which fell to a minor language. In 1948, Yeom Sang‐1seop recognizes the reality of the divided country. While he was delightful with the liberation and optimistic for the future of the nation during 1946~1947, his national consciousness is heightened as he looks straight at the reality of the divided country. He awakens the unity of the people as a blood community by being aware of the 38th parallel, and appeals for the emotional cohesion of the people by realizing ‘the nation.’ After the liberation, Yeom Sang‐1seop speculates about the categories of blood relative, language, family, territory (38th parallel), and nation (state) as mechanisms showing national identity. A series of categories are revealed as strong patriotism including ethnic nationalism and linguistic nationalism in Yeom Sang‐.seop’s novels after the liberation. Through this, we can see that, after the liberation, Yeom Sang‐=seop speculated about the nation more intently than ever. In the sense that Yeom Sang‐1seop’s novels after the liberation emphasize the ideology of nationalism more intensely than ever, his ‘neutrality’ after the liberation professes lonely national consciousness of an intellect in the 3rd world who tries to keep a distance from the U.S. and the U.S.S.R without inclining to either.

목차

1. 서론

2. 1946~1947년 : 감정의 노출과 민족주의의 가동

3. 1948년 전후 : 분단 현실의 자각과 민족의식 고조

4. 결론

참고문헌

Abstract

키워드

민족 이데올로기 인종적 민족주의 언어적 민족주의 민족적 정체성 애국주의 The ideology of nationalism Ethnic nationalism Linguistic nationalism National identity Patriotism