해방 이후 대전지역 문예지의 흐름과 특성: 『동백』, 『현대』,『호서학보』, 『호서문학』,『중도문학』등을 중심으로

Abstract

This paper examined the current status and characteristics of magazines published in Daejeon, one of the Hoseo regions, from the period of liberation from Japan to the 1960s. Literary magazines published during this period are Dongbaek, Hyundai, Shinseong, Hoseo Hakbo, Hoseo Literature, Hoseo Literary Circle, and Jungdo Literature. A characteristic feature of literary magazines published in Daejeon during this period is that they were created by Jeong Hoon, Park Yong-rae, and Park Hee-sun. Especially, Jung Hoon played an important role in publishing articles and presenting his works for the magazines mentioned above. Daejeon area including Chungcheong province had no magazines published during the Japanese colonial period. These magazines and literary circles tried to pioneer and stimulate new literature in this literary wasteland. As a result, there remain materials in the Daejeon area that could give a glimpse into the confrontation and coexistence of left and right wing literature(Hyundai, Shinseong) during the liberation period. These magazines continued to pursue literary diversification and change, not limited to the Hoseo region. A characteristic feature of Daejeon literary magazines in the 1960s is that, under the influence of the April 19 Revolution, a new change occurred in the Daejeon literary circles, which opposed the centralized Korean literary circles, and dreamed of innovation and a renaissance of regional literature. One example is the birth of a new form of Jungdo literature centered on new writers.