수도권역 '화성'과 70년대생의 문화지리학 -『우리동네』 속 세대 간 구분을 중심으로-

Abstract

Lee Mun-gu wrote about the life of "farmers" and "farmers" after the Korean War in his novel. Therefore Lee Mun-gu was called a rural writer and a peasant writer. Of course, Lee Mun-gu's achievements in rural literature are great. However, it is a problem to call this phrase a rural writer and a peasant writer. In this regard, Lee Mun-gu's "Our Neighborhood" offers the possibility of opening a new horizon to Lee Mun-gu's research. It is farmers who are rural residents as well as those who lead the novel powerfully. But if you turn your eyes a little, you can meet the farmer's children. And the peasant's children are now the elderly responsible for our times. Then, you can see how the elderly in our society were in their childhood through this novel. The older generation in our society is a generation educated by the higher academic discipline of parents and enjoying urban and modern culture. Their cultural tastes all stem from their childhood experiences. If the novel is viewed as a cultural change between the generations of parents born in the 40s and those of children born in the 670s, rather than as a "changing/declaration of rural customs," one can look at the different aspects of this phrase. In response, the school wants to pay attention to Hwaseong, a rural area and the background of the novel near Seoul. It analyzed the culture of the semi-agricultural peninsula as possible because of Hwaseong, near Seoul, and the new generation culture of the 670s.