국립 한국문학관의 건립과 운영에 관한 연구

Abstract

National Museum of Korean Literature can be defined as the place that performs five functions: the preservation and enjoyment of Korean literal heritage, the establishment and utilization of Korean litera ture archive, the research and popularization of Korean litera ture, the place of creation for literature production, and the space for literature education. In order to perform these functions, it can be design ed as Ώ a space where Koreann literal heritage is preserved, and ΐ a space where the literal heritage can be enjoyed publicly and familiarly, instead of being exhibited in seclusion in closed place, and Α a space where there is living culture full of vitality, and Β a space where art production is converged with other genres to become the foundation of reproducing literal heritage, and Γ a space of ‘digital literary hall modernizing the past.’ The present writer developed the discussion on ‘meaning composi tion’ and ‘space composition’ that should be considered so that National Museum of Korean Literature can become ‘experiencing space remembering time.’ If a library can be said to be a space where one reads books alone in solitude, National Museum of Korean Literature is an experiencing space full of vitality as a place of experiencing literature. For this, National Museum of Korean Literature should manage literal heritage through network and rare data should be organized through the establishment of duplicate engraving production system so that general public can enjoy them. National Museum of Korean Literature should include the space where the citizens’ and readers’ literary experiences are reinforced and literature can be converged with other genres, and Digital National Museum of Korean Literature. The detailed space composition of National Museum of Korea n Literature can be presupposed to be made up of Ώ Korean literature library, ΐ exhibit hall of Korean literature maps, Α ar chives and perma nent planning exhibit hall Β outdoor literature park, Γ international confe rence rooms and literature class seminar rooms(literature education cen ters), Δ literary persons’ homes(literary persons’ creation centers), Ε Korean literature research institute(literature research center), Ζ National Museum of Korean Literature operation center, Η future litera ture hall, Θ literature gift shops and literature caf. ‘Larchiveum’ proposed by Megan Winget of University of Texas in relation to the complex spatial nature of National Museum of Korean Literature is worth sufficient consideration. ‘Larchiveum’ refers to library, archive, and museum. This discussion can be positively considered in the space composition of National Museum of Korean Literature in the aspect that it raises the convenience of using knowledge information and the space is arranged so that creation, reprocessing and education are possible