강홍립 이야기의 방어기제 연구

Abstract

This article is a study of the psychological defense mechanism revealed in the story of Kang Hong-lip, which was established against the backdrop of the Sarhū battle(Simha battle). The study focused on the works <Gangrojeon> and <Kim Young-chul jeon>, which written in the 17~18th century. In this article, the Joseon nobles' anxiety and fearness to created through their relationship with Hugeum(late Jin) were found to be projected onto Kang Hong-lib in the historic event of a Sarhū battle. Kang Hong-lib was appearing as a defeated general, a surrendered general and the barbarian(Oranga) in the epic. When Kang Hong-lip described as a surrendered general and the barbarian, negative perception of the Hugeum from the wars between Joseon are restricted to Kang Hong-lip's individual problems. And it can explained as a product of the neurotic defense mechanism. A Projection on Kang Hong-rip became clarified by 'secret order', which is repeated consistently in <Gangrojeon>. This study estimates the'secret order' story as fiction from repetitive compulsion. This repetitive obsession was revealed in the work and reproduced delusions. This feature was also seen in <Kim Young-chul jeon>, where the same Kang Hong-lip's negative images written. Although there was no direct connection to the progress of the central character's epic in <Kim Young-chuljeon>, the character of Kang Hong-lip' as a surrendered general and the barbarian descrived. It is also related with the repetition compulsion and delusional memory. On the other hand, if the projection in the founding of Kang's character was a transference of the writer, reading Kang Hong-lip's narrative could be explained as a Countertransference for readers of the times. In this regard, the work should be evaluated as a narrative performing healing function, but also the product of a neurotic defense mechanism.