영남 출신 유학생 잡지 『낙동친목회학보』의 ‘지역성’과 서사문예 전략

Abstract

The Nakdong Social Society was established in the winter of 1905 by Japanese students from the Gyeongsang-do region, and on October 30, 1907, the journal Nakdong Social Association was compiled. After that, one issue was published every month, and a total of 4 issues were published until January 30, 1908, and it was incorporated into the Korean Society and absorbed into the integrated international student society. Since only 4 issues have been published, Nakdong Social Society Journal of Social Affairs has hardly been studied, but you can get a glimpse of the concerns and reflections of people from each region, along with their perception of their region. In particular, the members of the Nakdong Social Society were formed as a strong gathering to help each other in difficult times while promoting studies among local people. At the same time, during the summer vacation, they went to the Yeongnam area, where they came from, and conducted a campaign to encourage them to study abroad through speeches, cultivating human resources, and investing in education. Also, achievements have been achieved through these practical movements. Most of all, they criticize the ignorant situation in which the Yeongnam region rejects the idea of a gentleman while pursuing old school and old customs, stressing many times that educating and nurturing new academics and new industries is the only way for the country to become rich and independent. He also supported and supported outstanding people in the Yeongnam area, and after graduation, he returned to the area as a teacher to educate the local virtuous cycle campaign to educate local people. The regional movement of Nakdong Social Society is also strategically used in the narratives. Through the narratives of the dialogue and the narratives of the Monlyu, young people lived in Choseon expressed their path, responsibilities, duties, and expectations. In the end, various concepts of "Locality" were formed as they recognized these regions of origin in detail, and among them, local culture and local-based literature were slowly being ingested.