황순원의 자전적 소설에서 공간 의미와 작가적 글쓰기

Abstract

This study focuses on Hwang Soon-won's autobiographical novel created after the Korean War, and attempts to examine how the space that is the background of the novel is connected with the author's writing. Hwang Soon-won's novel has been evaluated as pure literature based on lyricism. However, the space, as the background of the novel, which is the basis for it, has been constantly changed depending on historical situations. In addition, the best way to reveal the process of being changed depends on the problem of awareness of a reality that is reproduced by the space of the novel. In particular, self-consciousness about space, as a writer, is prominent in autobiographical novels after the Korean War, and it is linked to Hwang Soon-won's life. In Hwang Soon-won's autobiographical novel, this study will examine the pattern of space change from three perspectives. As mentioned above, the first is the space where the writer's self-consciousness is revealed. The second is the space of dissatisfaction about the real world where it is impossible to be settled. The third is the space where one can think about writing as a writer. In Hwang Soon-won's autobiographical novel, space is also a space for text and a space where the author's experiences are embodied in various ways.Deeply studying the space exposed to Hwang Sunwon 's experiences has meaning as a "cultural space" that can be read from that era. Therefore, the description of space becomes the starting point for Hwang Soon-won to know how he thinks about the world he lives in as a writer. Space refers to the artist's emotional state because the artist's consciousness of recognizing the world is embodied in the work, not simply a background.