한국적 삶에 드러난 ‘허기’와 ‘포만’의 의미- 1970년대 박완서 소설을 중심으로 -

Abstract

I think that questions which bear out and transpierce through novel world of Park Wanseo in 1970s are needed, so this paper tries to explain that through senses of body, ‘hunger’ and ‘satiety’. In deed, lives of Korean were no more than courses of ‘predation’ and ‘satiety’ to fill ‘hunger’ after the Korean War. “Hungry people and satiated people”, nobody con avoid essential senses of life, work as a concrete and stealthful rudder of life in Park Wanseo’s novels. For example, physical responses exposed in Park Wanseo’s novels such as indigestion, nausea, sickening, vomiting and so on, were reflecting in basic relational net of life so-called ‘hunger’ and ‘satiety’ beyond simple physical symptom. That is, biological passages preserving life as ‘hunger’ and ‘satiety’ exposed physical reponses with the method to return the passages themselves. What did the passages themselves face and inflect in which relation of dynamics and did they try to relation of dynamics changes, which could re-invent as a power propelling entire novels of Park Wanseo and bearing questions of persistent life. Which suggest that biological imagination reveled in novels of Park Wanseo were resonating with more basic historical-philosophical dimension composing and moulding Korean modern history.