전쟁과 치유의 서사—제인 앤 필립스의 『라크와 터마이트』와 노근리 양민 학살
The Narrative of War and Healing: Jayne Anne Phillips' Lark & Termite and No Gun Ri Massacre
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Jayne Anne Phillips's Lark & Termite is a war narrative in which the American point of view is embedded in the depiction of No Gun Ri Massacre which occurred during the Korean War. Nevertheless, this anti-war narrative should be highly evaluated in its attempt to represent the Korean War and No Gun Ri Massacre, thus saving them from oblivion. Despite a few limitations of its representation, the novel connects No Gun Ri of Korea and Winfield of West Virginia, the Past and the Present by frequent use of images, motives, metaphors and supernatural literary devices. Through the poetic lyricism evoked by these literary devices, the author experiments with a narrative contingent upon mutual communication and the rapprochement between different spaces and times. Termite, located at the center of this experiment, is the metaphorical figure signifying the scar of war and 'eternal infant' to borrow Agamben's terminology. Through him, the author carefully explores a possibility to heal the wounds of war.
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Jayne Anne Phillips's Lark & Termite is a war narrative in which the American point of view is embedded in the depiction of No Gun Ri Massacre which occurred during the Korean War. Nevertheless, this anti-war narrative should be highly evaluated in its attempt to represent the Korean War and No Gun Ri Massacre, thus saving them from oblivion. Despite a few limitations of its representation, the novel connects No Gun Ri of Korea and Winfield of West Virginia, the Past and the Present by frequent use of images, motives, metaphors and supernatural literary devices. Through the poetic lyricism evoked by these literary devices, the author experiments with a narrative contingent upon mutual communication and the rapprochement between different spaces and times. Termite, located at the center of this experiment, is the metaphorical figure signifying the scar of war and 'eternal infant' to borrow Agamben's terminology. Through him, the author carefully explores a possibility to heal the wounds of war.
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