이회성의 유역으로 연구 - 죄의식 서술을 통한 이동 서사의 방법화 -

Abstract

This is a study on Kasei Ri’s Watershed Above (『流域へ』), exploring the narrative method by which the novel expands the literary territory from Zainichi Korean-Japanese literature to diasporic literature. Reviewing previous studies, this paper focuses on the narrative strategy of the novel that enables the text to expand the literary territory towards diasporic literature. As for methodology, this paper examines the historical aspect of the transition from Zainichi Korean-Japanese literature to diasporic literature and analyzes the possibility of the narrative of diasporic solidarity as a strategy to transcend Korean-Japanese literature, especially narrative on shared guilt. Finally, this paper discusses the subtle relationship between the narrative of mobility and Korean-Japanese literature. Watershed Above (『流域へ』) asks the meaning of Zainichi Korean-Japanese literature through movement. At the end of a long journey it will spread to the confusion problem like the case of Yujin's son Yuri and will be extended to the problem of "human universality" transcending settler / diaspora consciousness. After all, Kasei Ri can be evaluated as having predicted the appearance of Zainichi Korean-Japanese literature at the time when the ideology transcended the spacetime and the ideology ended through the relocation of numerous large and small the mobility narrative. Kasei Ri's Watershed Above in the age of movement is an extension of the diaspora narrative, which is a message that Zainichi Korean-Japanese can secure the other.