리사 시의 『해녀들의 섬』에 나타나는 제주 4·3과 해녀들의 실존
The Jeju 4·3 Incident and the Existence of Haenyeo in Lisa See’s The Island of Sea Women
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The Island of Sea Women(2019) by Lisa See, a Chinese-American author, vividly portrays the violence and wounds of the Jeju 4·3 incident through the friendship of two protagonists, Young-sook and Mi-ja who are female divers called haenyeo. The history and culture of haenyeo community in Jeju are depicted specifically in this novel. This paper argues the national violence of the Jeju 4·3 incident and its trauma and explores the possibility of reconciliation and coexistence. And also it will draw on ecofeminism theory to examine the lifestyles of haenyeo. The purpose of this paper is to understand the historical truth and scars of Jeju in See’s The Island of Sea Women and to cast light on the message of understanding and forgiveness she has focused on in her novel.
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The Island of Sea Women(2019) by Lisa See, a Chinese-American author, vividly portrays the violence and wounds of the Jeju 4·3 incident through the friendship of two protagonists, Young-sook and Mi-ja who are female divers called haenyeo. The history and culture of haenyeo community in Jeju are depicted specifically in this novel. This paper argues the national violence of the Jeju 4·3 incident and its trauma and explores the possibility of reconciliation and coexistence. And also it will draw on ecofeminism theory to examine the lifestyles of haenyeo. The purpose of this paper is to understand the historical truth and scars of Jeju in See’s The Island of Sea Women and to cast light on the message of understanding and forgiveness she has focused on in her novel.
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