무의식적 관점에서 본 한강의 소설 ‘채식주의자’
Study for Novelist Han Kang’s Story “The Vegetarian” in the Perspective of the Unconscious
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Han Kang’s novel “The Vegetarian” is consist of three medium-length story. The first of these novels, “The Vegetarian” has a narrative structure in which the husband, father, mother who represent the patriarchal social structure, gives impetus to the inner balance of Young-Hye, and the unconscious of Young-Hye, that responds to it, produces various symptoms such as vegetarian. The author analyzed that the symptoms and changes of Yeong-Hye are the result of the compromise formation by responding to the unconscious elements of Yeong-Hye, such as aggression, libido, defense, and superego. In addition, the author argued that the location of this novel in the entire novel of Han Kang is to expose the aggression/violence existing in human and social unconscious to the space of discourse, which is similar to confrontation in the process of psychoanalysis. Through this paper, the author will confirm and assert that the unconscious from clinical experience is in an important position in the understanding of contemporary literary aesthetics.
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Han Kang’s novel “The Vegetarian” is consist of three medium-length story. The first of these novels, “The Vegetarian” has a narrative structure in which the husband, father, mother who represent the patriarchal social structure, gives impetus to the inner balance of Young-Hye, and the unconscious of Young-Hye, that responds to it, produces various symptoms such as vegetarian. The author analyzed that the symptoms and changes of Yeong-Hye are the result of the compromise formation by responding to the unconscious elements of Yeong-Hye, such as aggression, libido, defense, and superego. In addition, the author argued that the location of this novel in the entire novel of Han Kang is to expose the aggression/violence existing in human and social unconscious to the space of discourse, which is similar to confrontation in the process of psychoanalysis. Through this paper, the author will confirm and assert that the unconscious from clinical experience is in an important position in the understanding of contemporary literary aesthetics.
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