제국일본의 방송법에 관한 인식론적 고찰

Abstract

This study is aimed at the study of modern East Asian radio broadcasting. Thus, it was established as a time span for the study from the 1920s to the 1940s, when imperial Japan collapsed. Under the circumstances of the times, modern East Asian radio broadcasting played a role in the cultural shift, and what was the significance of modern radio waves (Shinshin) in East Asian broadcasting? For this purpose, we will also conduct comparative studies on radio broadcasting in East Asia. Obviously, the most important purpose of comparative studies is to identify ourselves. Developing a radio broadcasting culture during the modern colonial period is not only a problem at the time, but also a significant meaning for reviewing the current broadcasting culture and creating future values. The attempt to redefine the past and present shared by South Korea and its neighboring countries in a spatial framework called ‘East Asia’ has been a major attempt by the academic community since the early 1990s. At a time when the “view of East Asia” beyond the country’s historical approach was to combine the global trend of dismantling the Cold War with the private trend of expanding the democratic system in Korean society, the era of social science was significant in Korea. Since then, the nation’s humanities and social sciences have come up with a series of meaningful studies using the East Asian units as a unit of observation and insight. Various studies have also been submitted on modern East Asian radio networks. Of course, prior studies provide significant stimuli and reference points in that they identify historical paths, characteristics, and implications of modern cultural interaction in East Asian time and space that has been overlooked by Korean scholars.