15, 16세기 필기에 나타난 여성 인물의 내면과 자의식

Abstract

In this paper, I would like to pay more attention to female characters among the characters of Pilgi and Yadam that many previous studies have paid attention to. The subject will be focused on the handwriting of Joseon Dynasty, and will limit the discussion with 「eouyadam(於于野談)」, who announced the beginning of the story. In the latter period of the Joseon Dynasty, where socioeconomic conditions developed, Pilgi and Yadam are fascinating in that they provide various types of figures along with the strengthening of narrative. However, it is to be noted that the vivid characters of women can be identified in the Pilgi and Yadam of the Joseon Dynasty, which is the center of the 15th and 16th centuries. The writer is interested in his colleagues through the stylistic frame of literature in that he basically records the interest of the bureaucrats and the bureaucrats, the swordsmen of the monks. Nevertheless, I would like to note the fact that they have captured the unique characters around them. At this time, though it is rare, human groups of various orders reveal their faces and voices, and the presence of women, one of the strata that have not been noticed in society, sometimes appears as if they are rubbed. And when we look at the stylistic frame of writing, these women's aspects show the voices of self awareness and practical behavior as the lower layer of the oil society, and we will pay attention to the sub–subject. Of course, these female subordinate subjects have come to the record to ring the men and women of Confucian society. Nevertheless, on the other side of the record, the voice of "affirmation for human lust" of female subordinate subjects is intact. In fact, the issue of lust is shared by men and women, but differences in degree are subject to social sanctions, and especially emphasized by women. But we have a duty to cherish our voices to survive in such emphasis, coercion, and the social structure of our exaltation. In the aftermath of this social wave, I would like to discover the logic and voice of the interesting transformational ideas of female sub-subjects.