공동체, 나눔, 글쓰기 2 - 공동체의 ‘나눔’의 양상과 ‘글쓰기공동체’를 중심으로

Abstract

Writing should be a community-oriented practice in which we reflect upon ourselves and relocate ourselves among others in some subjective and collective way. The community-oriented writing names a subject of writing 'common existence,' and seeks to cultivate his/her personality and to vitalize his/her community by reconsidering, in terms of the theory of sharing, the idea that writing can be characterized as both subjective and collective. Thus, the community-oriented writing becomes the writing that tries to share on the basis of the subject of writing as common existence. This thesis defines the nature of community as sharing, and then interdisciplinarily explores how the community manifests its own nature as sharing in the following five aspects: grammatical person, narrative identity, common sense, common good, and common space. This enables us to consider the community of writing in terms of three frameworks; (1) the community of writing as a 'common-individual' work in which the subject of writing is always already haunted by the other(ness), (2) writer and his/her community, and (3) small community of writing where the subject can write with and at the same time without his/her colleagues. This, in turn, is followed by the attempt to explain how the community of writing can be established and managed in a proper way.