국토라는 로컬리티－1970~80년대 박태순의 국토기행문－

Abstract

This paper analyzes Park Tae-sun’s national territory representation strategy in the 1970s and 1980s. The national territory is an abstract representation that precedes physical reality, and this representation needs attention in that it shows the imagination of the identity of subjects living in the national territory space. Especially in the 1970s, there were two different representaions of national territory. On the one hand, the Park Chung-hee administration’s national territory development project was renewing the representations national territory and calling for a new national identity. On the other hand, there was a national territory representations of Min-jung discourse that emerged against the former. Among the latter, this paper paid attention to Park Tae-sun’s travel statements, which recorded the national territory through the non-literary writing style. In this paper, I reviewed the national territory representations of governmentality and Park Tae-sun’s national territory representation. Therefore, it is considered that Park Tae-sun’s works was not just a reproduction of the typed space from governmentality, but a practical act of forming a national territory as a locality across the existing hierarchical locality. What he wanted to achieve as a non-literary writing was the idea of practical literature, and his writings as a testimony that led him to consider space justice and mobility justice.