TV 드라마 <디어 마이 프렌즈>에 재현된 가부장 이데올로기 고찰

Abstract

The Confucian ideology based on the practice of filial piety influences the Korean society to this day. This is confirmed through television dramas that reproduce everyday life. However, the ideology that dominates the society is changed throughout generations. So the ideology of the drama shown in TV dramas is not a taste in the past society but rather a discourse of the current generation. Therefore, the analysis of the ideology of the TV dramas will be a meaningful work that can derive the flow of ideology. The TV drama <Dear My Friend> is a film about family problems the Korean society faces today. Author Noh Hee-kyung, who wrote this work, emphasizes that the elderly generation should adjust to the changed family ideology as the theme of the drama is called "the growth period of the elders." In this paper, we try to confirm the variation of family ideology by comparing patriarchal ideology reproduced in TV drama with patriarchal ideology of the traditional society. As a result of this study, we can see that the patriarchal ideology of <Dear my Friends> is realized through the character Kim Seok-gyun, and the patriarchal ideology recreated by Kim Seok-gyun is formed with a strict separation of gender discrimination, monopoly of the family economic power, a thorough distinction of sex role, and sacramental service through the dedication of women. Also, Kim Suk - gyun 's patriarchal ideology was deduced to be based on the idea of filial piety which was completed in the late Choseon dynasty since the 17th century. However, the patriarchal ideology recreated through Kim Seok - gyun showed a difference from the traditional patriarchal ideology, which entrusted a part of the family economy to women and did not place much emphasis on filial piety.