실추된 남성 사회와 결여가 있는 여성 -심훈의 소설을 중심으로-

Abstract

Shim Hun described the loss of male society and the lack of women in his own novels. In his novels the man were excluded from political power, and they did not have the manhood sufficiently. They became the erotic boy, or the stoic. The erotic boy combed the road for the modern girl. They wanted to be a real man through the approval of their modern lovers. The stoic also wanted to a real man. They had to go to 'Shanghai' that could be a real man, because there were the political space to them. They had their share in the independence movement. They could be a real man through the marriage or the enlistment. In the course Shim hun depended on the misogyny and the structure of voyeurism. Basically his novels were a malecentered narrative. But it's also true that he treated the formation of the female importantly. To describe the social adventure of the man was too difficult in the colonial era. And the man's social movement went to increasingly rigid. So Shim Hun tried to find the new possibility in the woman's solidarity, not the man's movement. He took in the intimacy of women. He believed that it was more important than a theorical dispute. He found the ugly woman. The ugly woman were an ideal character for him. For them, there was lack. What was worse, they were not look like women. They worked like the man. They were lonely people. And then they desired the sticky solidarity. If the state was substituted by the home town in Shim hun's novels, the man was substituted by the lack of women.