『청포도』의 문학사회학 - 시세계 및 지역 문학장과의 관계를 중심으로

Abstract

Cheongpodo is a starting point issued in 1952 by Cheongpodo literary coterie, which was based in the Gangneung area during the Korean War. Cheongpodo was published until the second edition of the following year. Hwang Geumchan, Choi Inhee, Kim Yujin, Lee Insoo, and Ham Hyeryeon participated. These beings are recorded in the history of literature as a meaningful driver of the Korean War, which was like a barren land. In addition, it has a symbolic status as an opportunity to form a full-fledged modern literary field in the Gangwon area. The history of these literary activities, including Hwang Geumchan, Choi Inhee, who led Cheongpodo literary coterie as teachers at the time, is still being talked about with a great influence on the field of Gangwon regional literature. Cheongpodo literary coterie shows a direct or indirect connection in the development of local literature in this period. This reminds us of the meaning of being a kind of supporter of the contemporary Cheongpodo literary coterie. Cheongpodo literary coterie is a spiritual supporter and core organization in Gangwon area, where the modern civilization was late. For the field of Gangwon regional literature, the 1960s was an era in which the literary activities of the 1950s continued and the generation of Cheongpodo literary coterie began to enter the literary field in earnest. Through these traces, it is possible to confirm the foundation and strength of the Gangwon regional literature, which pursued individuality and universality at the same time despite poor cultural conditions, including the literary sociological meaning of Cheongpodo literary coterie.