개인의 체험에 깃든 공동의 장소성 - 안회남의 중편소설 「탄갱」에 나타난 장소성을 중심으로

Abstract

Space has been discussed mainly on a personal level. However, space is a field where community experience is formed. In this case, space can serve as an opportunity to understand the texture of various social relationships resulting from physical landscapes and the various experiences. And it can be a clue to how many people perceive space and how this perception changes. In particular, text containing testimonies from people who have experienced the same space can help to scrutinize the context of individuality, commonality and historicality, and to gauge what content the records do not contain. On this premise, the researcher studied A Coalpit(炭坑) about Ahn, Hoe-nam(安懷南)’s novel. So we looked at the common place in Auto-fiction, and studied the changes. As a result, the space described in the novel could be divided into the following, 1) Coalpit condensed with Japanese violence. 2) A hometown that missed and wanted to go but couldn’t go back. 3) A heterotopia of the Coalpit era, and ‘Dormitory Number One(缧击坏墇忩)’. And in the process, it also reached a tentative conclusion that text could be a novelist and a heterotopia of colonial Joseon. The academic value of this study is as follows, 1) Analyzed the placeability of forced mobilization described in the text. 2) Identified the nature of Auto-fiction and presented various literary interpretations. 3) We discussed the new research topic, A Coalpit by Ahn Hoe-nam.