1930년대 농촌사회와 들병이 김유정의 소설을 중심으로

Abstract

This thesis studied the method of being accepted the deulbyung-e under the approvement of peasants in the farm village through the concept of Etienne Balibar’s popular sovereignty. Peasants in the novels of Kim, You-Jeong were controled by Japanese imperialism’s policy of agrarian promotion movement. For this reason, many peasants felt suppression from the policy of Japanese imperialism. Male peasants were apt to solve the problem from the deulbyung-e who wandered some farm villages selling their sexual service. Japanese imperialism observed her unfavorably, because she represented the values opposing to the policy of agrarian promotion movement such as doing not have any duty following their policies. Most peasants emphasized with her characters because of shared similarity. They accepted the deulbyung-e to their community as they also did not confirm the policy of Japanese imperialism. The excessive control which was caused by the policy of agrarian promotion movement made peasants to decide to be wanderers. Some peasants hoped to the wandering life that would be more satisfied life than poor settled life. The being of deulbyung-e caused some cracks in the order of Japanese imperialism crossing their regulative policies. This was the reason that most peasants gave the state of same community people to the deulbyung-es in the colonized Chosun society assigned wandering was a usual choice for peasants because of their uncomfortable settled life.