소설 『토지』의 공간 서사를 통한 콘텐츠 활용

Abstract

This study aims to examine the narratives in literary works, which are the source of cultural contents produced in various forms. Many novels are reproduced as cultural contents with current meanings, and Toji is one of them. The space as a novel device is the place where the person in the work is located, the place where the person acts, observes, recalls and imagines, the social and natural environment surrounding the person, and the world drawn on the work. In this world, the characters embrace each other and resolve the conflict. The symbolism of the place of the Toji during the long narrative in the novel is enough to promote the reproduction of cultural content in the modern sense. It contributes to culturalization as a historical space as well as a social space that calls for a change of spirit. Experience in a particular place brings about cultural sensitivity at the individual level, and cultural placeability is formed when individual perceptions and emotions are shared with groups in the passage of time. This also helps to understand the cultural contents produced through Toji. The question of “what to write?” Will turn into a modern question: “What will you show?” The novel is a story, but when it becomes the source of new content, it also turns into something that people can see. On the other hand, changes in the environment surrounding literature, such as the development of digital media, are provoking fundamental changes in the production and consumption of literature. Therefore, it will be meaningful to look at the cross-sections that make up the theme of the Toji narrative. The period connection of the novel space acquires the narrative meaning of the place as it leads to the composition of cultural contents. Now the story of the Toji will begin again and cultural contents will be reproduced accordingly.