南北韓 黃眞伊 小說에 나타난 個人意識 比較

Abstract

In the 2000s, writers such as Kim Taek-hwan, Chun Kyung-lin, and Hwang Suk-jung have simultaneously created historical novels with Hwang Jin-yi. Hwang Jin-yi novels in South and North Korea originated from the historical philosophical situation shared by the two Koreas in the 2000s. The characteristics of the era can be summarized as the weakening of the symbolic effect. This is more prominent in South Korea but it can be seen that some of the 30,000 North Korean defectors testified in North Korea. This situation can not help but highlight the problem of the individual as the subject of life as an important task. Hwang Jin-yi has pioneered a unique way of life against the double suppression of women and parasitism. This is the reason why Hwang Jin-yi was frequently called as a historical object suitable for dealing with a person's problem consciousness in the situation of the 2000s when the symbolic effect was weakened. The three works show different personal concioussness, which can be summarized as follows. Hwang Jin-yi created by Kim Tak-hwan, shows the figure of the narcissistic self based on imaginary identification as a result of giving absolute value to individual completion. Hwang Jin-yi of Jeon Kyung-lin tries to build her own self based on the criticism of the existing feudal order, but the result is the way she empties herself. It is a paradox that surrounds an individual. On the other hand, in the novel by Hong Suk Joong, it is difficult to confirm a consciousness for an individual. This novel emphasizes collectivity as a subject of resistance. Although it was created at a similar time, basically, a novel created in South Korea shows a greater interest in individuals than a novel created in North Korea. However, the novels created in South Korea did not create a modern individual in its entirety, which is the inevitable consequence of a medieval existential figure. The unique personal consciousness shown by each work can be confirmed through the relationship between male characters and Hwang Jin-yi.