유목적 공간과 여성: 케이트 쇼우팬의 『 각성』
Nomad Space and Woman: Kate Chopin's The Awakening
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This paper examines The Awakening in Deleuzean perspective, focusing on nomad space and woman. The heroine of Awakening realizes that she has been in the striated space, that is, patriarchy. It is characterized both by the rigidity of social segmentation and the centralization of power. She refuses the role that patriarchy allots to her and reacts against striated space, resulting in de-territorialization. But the process of establishing nomad space is always threatened by re-territorialization. Patriarchy does not try to destroy it but rather to appropriate it: this is the process of capture. It preserves the movement of nomad space but channels it into nomad space. The nomad space can thus be disturbed, interrupted or lost, but there is always an alternative path to follow that continues the flow of nomad space. It is death to the heroine of this work. This line of flight constitutes absolute de-territorialization. Her death affirms a nomadic absolute which is haptic space beyond the realm of language.
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