신여성(문인)들의 동경 유학 체험 연구-靑山(아오야마)에서의 노라(김일엽)에 대하여

Abstract

This article aims to explore the meaning of Kim Il-yeop’s literary circles and life, with the key word “studying in Japan” at the center. As mentioned earlier, Kim Il-yeop is believed to have studied in Japan more than twice in her life (around 1918, after 1921). And the two or more studies in Japan indicate a rapid change in the situation surrounding Kim Il-yeop herself, showing that Kim Il-yeop’s attitude and relationship surrounding the status of women have been greatly reorganized. However, since there are few data that Kim Il-yeop directly mentioned about her study abroad life, it is necessary to compare it with the testimony of (female) students, writers, and retrospects of his study abroad experience. It is confirmed that Kim Il-yeop’s several studies in Japan are each a major turning point in her life. respective Kim Il-yeop’s life. Kim Il-yeop consistently expressed the voice of women’s liberation and further personal liberation, linking and developing various ideas (feminism and anarchism) in Japan during the Taisho Period(大正). It is especially worth remembering that despite studying in Japan several times, they constantly distanced themselves from Japanese imperialism and social mainstream women’s theory (‘良妻賢母’’). Of course, as seen in the attitude of Kim Tae-shin, her son, Kim Il-yeop’s experience of studying abroad was not expressed in more earnest by Kim Il-yeop herself, leaving a sense of regret in terms of data. And this is thought to indicate that the situations related to Kim Il-yeop’s experience of studying in Japan are the current tasks that must be written continuously.