이상과 박태원 문학의 관련성 고찰

Abstract

Yi Sang and Park Tae-won were closer than any other writers. However, the relationship of literary influence between Yi Sang and Park Tae-won has not been properly discussed. In this paper, I approached their literary relationship empirically. Park Tae-won paid attention to Yi Sang’s “Bird's-eye View-Movement”. This work is made up of one sentence. Afterwards, Park Tae-won wrote “The Master of Bangranjang.” This is a highly experimental work in that it is a novel written about Yi Sang’s life in one sentence. It seemed that Park wrote the novel through the way that Yi Sang experimented in the poem. Moreover, 18 households in 33rd street, the background of Yi Sang’s “The Wings” have been understood as a sexual symbol until now. Like Park Tae-won’s “The Report”, Lee Sang’s “The Wings” depicted the life of Yi Sang and Geum Hong at 33rd street of Guancheol-dong. Therefore these works are meaningful in that they are actual representation of Yi Sang’s life. In addition 33rd street formed meaning in relation to the placeness of Daehang Gwonbeon. Also, Park Tae-won published “The Report” in the magazine “Woman” in September 1936. Park Tae-won said that he wrote “An abnormal Yi Sang in Korean literary circles” on “Woman” editor’s request but lost his manuscript. However, there is a strong possibility that it was “The Report” which depicted the Yi Sang’s life. Yi Sang and Park Tae-won established themselves as representative writers of Korean modernism novels in the 1930s by interacting with each other.