『태극학보』의 몽유록계 서사와 근대문학으로서의 가능성

Abstract

Taegeokhakbo, the most active and active journal of the Japanese Student Association, has consistently featured various narratives. The magazine, Taegeokhakbo agonized over a variety of narrative styles, and among them, it has consistently published epic works of Mongryurok genre. One of the characteristics of the Mongryurok in this magazine, Taegeokhakbo is that it follows the traditional form of Mongryurok, but also shows the expansion of world historical perspective. In addition, The magazine, Taegeokhakbo series of epigraphs added a new narrative form, twisting the existing epigraphs significantly. In the modern enlightenment period, The magazine, Taegeokhakbo, especially Korean students studying in Japan, uses traditional Mongryurok narratives and uses a variety of narrative devices, while opening up the possibility of new narratives. Even if they use the same dream, they are expanding their worldview and crossing time and space, and are taking a step closer to modern literature through the narrative of inner confession and the subversion of relationships. This makes it possible to confirm that modern literature was beginning and developing at the boundary point that connects from tradition to modern literature, and at that boundary position.