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논문 국내 국내전문학술지(KCI급) 매저키즘의 관점에서 본 김유정 소설의 의미

  • 학술지 구분 국내전문학술지(KCI급)
  • 게재년월 2006-12
  • 저자명 김주리단독
  • 학술지명 한국현대문학연구
  • 발행처명 한국현대문학회
  • 발행국가 국내
  • 논문언어 한국어

논문 초록 (Abstract)

A Study on the Meaning of Kim, Yu-jeong's novels from the view of masochismKim, Jue-leeThis study aims to rethink Kim, Yu-jeong's works from the view of masochistic desire which penetrates the origin of his works. In his novels, domination and violence has a close connection with desire. Masochistic desire is that of the son-slave who wants to be dominated by the mother-master. This provokes laughter through punishing the father which hides in son with mother's whip. Kim Yu-jeong denied patriarchal master(rule, system, capitalism) with the image of violent father and elder brother as depicted in the autobiographical novels like Elder brother, Partner of life. He punishes violent patriarchal master in his insight through researching a good oral mother in old whore, Park, Nock-ju. He affirms ideal mother who supports with prostitution and raises a child, like Del-byeong-i in Gypsy in Chosun, A pot, who dominates and teaches mans through having sex without ownership in rules of a temporary contract. Through the desire of being slave who is dominated with a good oral mother, Del-byeong-i, Kim, Yu-jeong connected the aesthetics of laughter and that of violence. The shape of woman-master and man-slave forms special aesthetics with a close connecting of violence and desire in A camellia and Spring.