일제강점기 재조일본인 엘리트들의 요업활동 본질과 조선통치론

Abstract

This article was focused on linking the ceramics activities of Japanese people from all walks of life who advanced into Joseon during the Japanese colonial rule with politics, and to reveal that the main flow of activities expressed by the related figures was made by the policies of the Joseon Government-General In particular, he paid attention to the fact that the figures who led the ceramics activities at the forefront were generally elites who intentionally instilled colonial officers. The influence of their politics on the contemporary ceramic industry was largely based on the economic and material exploitation of Joseon, but they exerted their influence on ceramic education, ceramic awareness, and ceramic creation, leading cultural implications. The so-called phenomena of the ceramic industry amplified during this period represent industrial ceramics and creative ceramics accepted through Japan. However, the design of ceramics, which was accepted as the main body of the Japanese Settler, infringed on the proper transmission and preservation of the traditional ceramics by proposing the means of traditional ceramics. On the one hand, the fact that various cultural projects emerged by leading and careful leakage of ceramic relics is also interpreted as a major context with political implications. Above all, these groups thoroughly reflected the industrial and cultural policies of Japanese imperialism, established a harmonious system, and developed ceramics activities. This process is the strength of the transition from unauthorized rule to cultural rule in the first half and from the 1930s to liberation. It was divided into the second half and showed a clear performance. In particular, through the 30s, a large number of government officials and business officials were introduced into the ceramic industry, accelerating the industrialization of Joseon ceramics and the colonization of ceramic art. Therefore, the essence of Japanese ceramics activities under the rule of Joseon during the Japanese colonial rule was found in that it successfully led to stable exploitation through the exploitation of Joseon's human and material resources, furthermore, it can be found in that it cuts and transforms the context of Korean ceramics and the creation of profits in the home country.