흔들리는 이름 : 1950~1960년대 '춘원 이광수' 표상의 변화와 담론적 전유 양상 연구

Abstract

This paper reviewed writings on Yi Kwangsu posted on newspaper and magazine in 1950s~1960s and tracked discourse on him produced after he was forced to be taken to the North Korea, and accordingly discussed changes in his position, and in meaning for individual name of Yi Kwangsu. This might be his first but incomplete restoration from his Japanese friendly image which had been treated a little in terms of many aspects. First of all, he, who re-entered a place of discourse through people’s psychological excuse, was gradually re-positioned in terms of literary history and intelligence with the help of history of literature described by Cho Yeonhyun and discussion of Sasanggye Group. This series of procedures is a course of change on representation of a literature named Yi Kwangsu and discursive appropriation depending on change on a place of discourse at that time. This indicates that political emotion and logic of anti-communism was usually deeply involved, and Lee Seungman regime’s attempt to change meaning of ‘Anti-Japan / Japan friendliness’, conflict around freedom between Lee’s regime and intellectuals and also discord around ‘Modernization’ between Park Junghee regime and intellectuals, and changed images for ‘Intellectuals’ caused by generation replacement and other factors at that time were all reflected. And on this complicated discoursive landscape, Yi Kwangsu had been believed to move as multiple symbols running on various discursive layers not as Yi’s himself.