근대 한일작가의 글쓰기 전략 -『東洋之光』 게재 소설을 중심으로-

Abstract

It is presumed that magazines published in the modern era had much more influence than they are now because mass media was not very developed. In particular, modern magazines have included various opinions and criticisms related to civilization, literature, politics and society. And magazines played a pivotal role in creating and expanding colonial policies and discourses to form public opinion. But even now, more than 70 years after leaving the colony, research and evaluation as well as bibliographic surveys are not sufficient. 'DongYangjikwang' was published from January 1939 to January 1945, 00 as a text., and the bibliographical arrangement of modern magazines is attempted, focusing on the novels published in magazines, and the writing of Koreans and Japanese is examined. The purpose of this study is to analyze how the policy discourses in magazines were accepted and shaped in the works and what differences are shown in the works of Koreans and Japanese. I would like to capture the diversity of 'DongYangjikwang' branded as a pro-Japanese magazine. From January 1939 to January 1945, a total of 21 novels were published, and ten Koreans published 16 novels, and four Japanese published 5 novels. Lee Seok-hoon and Lee Yoon-ki published three novels. Japanese Hidemitsu Tanaka published two novels. 'DongYangjikwang' was founded with the keyword 'East', and it showed various writing strategies of Koreans and Japanese.There were many works that corresponded to the Japanese Empire or the Japanese policy, the Works Containing Enlightenment of Modern Intellectuals, and It was confirmed that works depicting modern landscapes containing spatial descriptions and social backgrounds of the colonial era were published.