손창섭 신문연재 소설의 가부장제 인식과 알레고리-손창섭의 『인간교실』과 『삼부녀』를 중심으로-

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to find out what the patriarchy in Son Chang-seop's novels looks like after the 4·19 revolution and reveal its implications. The subjects of this study are ≪Human Classroom》 and ≪Three father and daughter≫ which are serial novels written by Son Chang-sup in the 1960s. Both novels deal with the process of a middle-aged man, main character, discarding his existing family and forming a new family. This leads to criticism of Korea's patriarchal social system. The author criticizes the patriarchal system of reality and proposes a new family model through the process of dismantling the family, focusing on female and male figures. Son Chang-seop presented a typical family of the society through the novels of affection-society in this period. Repeatedly reproduced the story by placing typical male and female figures involved in a series of events in which that assumption was established or broken. If the new type of female figure showed the spirit of the 1960s, which was revealed through the 4·19 revolution, the old type of female figure means people after 5·16. And the male character type that is trying to involve them again in the patriarchal order is the allegory of the Park Chung Hee regime. And the male main character who refuses all patriarchal order can be regarded as Ideal Human suggested by the author. The criticism of the patriarchal system that Son Chang-sup continued in his later novels and the proposal for the dissolution are interpreted as cultural and political practices. However, the alternative assumption proposed by Son Chang-seop's two novels is the realization of the sexual fantasy of a middle-aged man who does not feel sex appeal to his middle-aged wife after the conclusion of free pursuit, and assumes infinite freedom to reject any responsibility In other words, it can be pointed out that the lack of practical practicability is a limitation.