1990년대~2000년대 초반 연세대 대학여성운동의 형성과 특징 －여성주의 대학여성운동의 전개와 실천 중심으로－

Abstract

Since the 1990s, the women’s movement on campus at Yonsei University has been unfolded while being influenced by the situation of university community. Since the mid-1990s, campus feminists have led the women’s movement on campus at Yonsei University. They competed with the ‘NL(National Liberation)’ women’s movement group and the conservative Christian women’s movement group on campus. Feminist group on campus at Yonsei University thought and analyzed why women’s students were excluded from power despite the majority and they tried identity politics and body politics through cultural festivals. They aimed to change the masculine culture on campus. Though this process was not simple, they have spread ‘gender politics’ and feminism both inside and outside campus in solidarity with LGBT students and students with disabilities. This article was written focusing on the feminist women’s movement on campus at Yonsei University. However, it is necessary to closely examine the perspectives and practices of the ‘anti-imperialism/nationalism’ university women’s movement on various campuses in the first half of the 1990s. In particular, in the case of the local women’s movement on campus, the relationship between the formation of the subject, regional characteristics, and student movement will be necessary to analyze in more detail.