이광수의 일본어 텍스트에 나타난 내선일체론 연구

Abstract

This paper study ambivalence of ‘Naeseonilche(內鮮一體)’, focusing on Lee Gwang-Su's essays in Japanese. By Homi Bhabha, possibility of overthrow is revealed both ends, following a process of coherence by Colonists and mimicry from Colonized People. Once again, desire of identification highlights the difference between japanese settler and korean. Ironically, It strengthens the identity of korean but somewhat weaken the colonial disorder. Of these, Lee Gwang-Su's Naeseonilche in his essays is related to Mimicry. We, however, are able to find out the word ‘Naeseonilche’ is contradicted. Because one of the colonism attribute is resemble closely, not same. Moreover, Contradictoriness will be amplified if colonial disorder points out to settler themselves. Illocutionary act in Lee's japanese prose heads toward colonial power not colonized people tells something. Colonial disorder which went through inside of colony intellectual reverts to colonists twisted. This paper deals with the aspects of the mimicry of colonials that has shaken the power of colonial authority and further become a metonymy of the threatening code.