근대소설에 나타난 자의식의 변화과정 탐색 -최명익의 소설을 중심으로-

Abstract

Choi Myung-ik’s novel depicts the changes in self-reliance inside them through his own conference and review of the objects, which can be an organization of many characteristics and characteristics. It seems to have originated from the acceptance of some new techniques in psychological novels in the U.S. Choi’s novel, however, is a psychological novel that deals with the self-consciousness of intellectuals divided by the pressure of reality by not accepting the techniques of Western psychology novels correctly in the 1930s and adopting Japan’s new psychology. The article explored Choi Myung-ik’s “The Rainy Road,” “The Legend” and “The Matter” in the 1930s, a process of self-consciousness that is characteristic of the inner world of intellectuals living in the 1930s. However, these works show that the world of self-consciousness, an expression of the desire of intellectuals who live in modern times, has a certain aspect. We tried to analyze the elements of self-consciousness by separating the essential motifs, such as excessive sense of self governing consciousness of the object, wandering self-conscious, and falling into despair. Choi Myeong-ik reaches its peak of the Japanese occupation can see that the colonial world of the 1930s, naturally with the overinflated ego of the world inside and out of here. Through the figures, active and constant confrontation or conflict with the active external self for reconciliation with a positive development after his relationship to life. And reveals. His novel world is primarily concerned with the inner consciousness of man, mainly due to his attitude toward focusing on the inner world of self-consciousness of the objects being created. When the essence of Choi Myung-ik’s novel is to break down the psychological world of intellectuals in dissonance with the real world, what should not be overlooked is that his novels tend to focus on the abstract psychology of the day rather than on reality.