원자탄과 스파이, 전후 세계상의 두 표상: 보이지 않는 중심과 관리(통제)되는 양심/ 내면의 지도

Abstract

This essay discusses a world picture in postwar period through atomic bomb and spies. It is two reasons that this essay has this purpose of research. The first reason is contemporary status having atomic bomb. Atomic bomb which was dropped on Japan at the end of World War II let the people know the atomic age of postwar and then reforming of ‘absolute war’ having the form of total war in World War II led to the reality of postwar world. Being closely Connected with changing perceptions of the world in postwar Korean peninsula, this reforming of ‘absolute war’ being mediated by atomic bomb has been taking socio-political effect which was reminded constantly geopolitical destiny and reality of postwar Korean peninsula. About contemporary status of atomic bomb, the spies involved in it is also problematic. This aspect of spies involved in atomic bomb enriching scursive space in postwar Korean peninsula was imprinted reforming of ‘absolute war’ as embodied reality along with atomic bomb, embodying de-national identity of ‘mobile / exercising body’. This contemporary status of atomic bomb and the spies involved in it was done coincidentally process of subjectification of agent in postwar Korean pen insula. Particularly, changing reality of the world at the end of 1949 which the Soviet Union was possessing atomic bomb was becoming visible to be publish continuously popular publications about the spies in postwar Korean peninsula. This essay focuses the socio-historical process that the spies involved in atomic bomb, it was narrating on Spy and Spy of Kang Young-Su, was being developed at the same pace with ‘the event of international spy’ and ‘the event of red woman spy’ heating pages of a newspaper in postwar Korean peninsula. There is final conclusion of this essay that this representation of various spies what we called regional version of postwar Korean peninsula reenacted absolute hostility having the spies involved in atomic bomb, and it get ready beforehand for absolute hostile relations of the Korean War.