전후 아동소설 연구 -『그리운 메아리』와『메아리 소년』을 중심으로

Abstract

Literature reflects this era, and it is fairly clear that every faces of the era is projecting into the literature. The Korean War on June 25, 1950 form the literary imagination and personality. If 1950s literature describe a view of the Korea War as a enemy of damage, involving testified character of generation that lived through the korean war. it was accepted more objectively is from 1960's. With this in mind, I worked postwar children's fiction with writer So-Cheon Kang's『A Longing Echo』 and Won-Su Lee's『Echo Boy』 as the center which are written in 1960s. Writer as a north Korean refugee, So-Cheon Kang is a reflection of ambivalence thinking that is revealing blatantly anti-communist as a missing for family and home. Writer, Won-Su Lee get an objective recognition using cool-headed eyes that is not buried under the scars of the war left In other words, scars left by the war reveal new thematic consciousness, digging into the issue of overcoming the ideology, not just over-emotional sense itself. Like this, we can find one of the features of 60' postwar children fiction that are the distance sense of the objective of Won-Su Lee and basic experience that is protoplasm of So-Cheon Kang who is a refugee of north korea. At a same time, we can recognize the importance of expanded materials of children's novel. Of course, there are those two works in a clear limitation that is war material, nevertheless it can be connected as an extension of external and internal connection and it can be evaluated as a opportunity that is looking in 60's that are war experience of those two writers and ideological issues.