3.11 동일본대지진 이후의 일본 진재문학과 마이너리티－원전사고와 차별문제를 중심으로－

Abstract

In Japan society, there is an unique view of minority. It is different from as set out in an international organization or are generally accepted usage of minority. The most noticeable feature of the unique view of minority is it regards minority as an ‘Being discriminated underdog’. Therefore, when looking at various contexts of the minority of Japanese society, the existing definition of minority doesn't help to read it. The case of literature work that has more wide range for interpretation, is even more so. The 3.11 Great East Japan Earthquake and the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident. There has never been and never will be such a disaster as this and it has great influence with the Japanese society as a whole. ‘Reconstruction of the minority’ into this category as one of a violent change. Especially nuclear power plant, it has an inextricable connection between the past and the present with ‘Being discriminated underdog’. This paper is focusing that Who or What of Japanese society is making the ‘group that called minority’, considering the unique view of Japanese society. Through disaster literacy work after the 3.11 great east Japan earthquake, it can guess how the nuclear power plant accident is making and reconstructing the minority of Japan society.