출판인 송완식 문학 연구

Abstract

Song Wan-sik, Nam Song, was a writer and publisher who devoted himself to various publishing activities, crossing genres and boundaries within the barren colonial book publishing culture. Song Wan-sik, who first attempted various writings through the Youngchang Library, expanded the area to publication of books by directly operating the Dongyangdaehakdang and Munwhasa. He has written practical books, Social science books, and dictionaries including literary works of various genres, such as Kaijeru Silgi, Farce Pouch, Myeonggeum, The Mysterious Body, Barbarian Conference Record, Jangjakrim Silgi, Sonilsun Silgi. In addition, his publishing activities, based on a sense of cultural mission, greatly contributed to satisfying readers’ hobbies and expanding knowledge and culture within the colonial book publishing culture. The literary works left by Song Wan-sik convey his unique identity as a writer and publisher. Song Wan-sik had a differentiated personality in that he supervised the contents and format of a literary work, from publication planning and editing, to the writing, publication, and distribution of books such as advertisements. For example, through the ‘true record’ of contemporary heroes, they were able to understand the rapidly changing world situation and reflect on the reality of korea. He also translated the writing of a collection of jaedam that captured the landscape of the time as a fun- ny story, or the latest media style of action photos into the form of old novels. It is also a meaningful achievement to lead the genre of detective fiction by writing a book novel using illustrations. The combination of photographic technology with the narrative of the animal speech, and criticizing the social issues of the day through this, fully reveals the individuality of the publication, Song Wan-sik’s literature.