장편 『안개의 肖像』의 잡지 연재본과 단행본 간의 간극 고찰

안미영(Ahn, Mi-young) 한국어문학회 2016 語文學 Vol.0 No.131

This study took note of the gap between the version serialized in the magazine and the book version of The Portrait of Fog. This work was serialized in women’s monthly magazine Women’s Life from 1969 to 1970, and then its book version was published in 1973. At that time, writer Ku Hye yeong was working as a reporter for Women’s Life. In order to examine the characteristics of the serialized version, this study sorted out and analyzed Ku Hye‐yeong’s articles carried in Women’s Life during the period from the late 1960s to 1970. From the articles contributed by Ku Hye‐yeong, we could be inferred housewives’ ethics promoted by magazine Women’s Life in those days. The issues of the magazine in those days took First Lady Yook Yeong‐soo as a role model of Korean housewives and suggested it as housewives’ ethics to support the husband, to manage home, and to be concerned over national security. Novel The Portrait of Fog serialized in the magazine depicted love and parting of a young man and woman throughout the work in consideration of the appreciation taste of the readers who were housewives, and its later part suggested anti‐communist ideology with the Korean War as its background. While the serialized version lacked in theme consciousness and the degree of completion was markedly low, the book version had reinforced theme consciousness and showed consciousness of history. Having a young socialist as the hero of the story, most of all, the writer threw her effort in character creation, and criticized totalitarianism flooding in the left and right wings of the liberation space. Moreover, she revealed the writer’s negative view of socialism through the young socialist’s tragic end. What is more, the book version was more skillful than the serialized version in dealing with housewives’ ethics suggested by Women’s Life. In the work, the socialism‐oriented male character’s death was presented as a sacrifice of immature ideology, but the socialism‐oriented female character’s death was treated as a punishment upon a licentious woman who abandoned her husband and family. The author criticized totalitarianism of both the leftist and rightist powers in the liberation space, but solidified negation of socialism and impressed firmly housewives’ ethics suggested by the magazine by adding the label ‘socialist’ to the female character who abandoned the husband and home.

비단벌레(Crysochroa fulgidissima) 에탄올추출물의 NO 증강 및 염증인자억제활성

안미영,김순자,정혜경,서윤정,박해철,이영보,김미애,Ahn, Mi-Young,Kim, Soon-Ja,Jeong, Hye-Kyoung,Seo, Yun-Jung,Park, Hae-Cheol,Lee, Young-Bo,Kim, Mi-Aae 한국응용곤충학회 2011 한국응용곤충학회지 Vol.50 No.3

비단벌레(C. fulgidissima)는 동아시아에서 중풍을 치료하는 약으로 한국에서는 살충, 지양제로서 사용한 기록이 있다. 본 연구는 비단벌레의 에탄올 추출물의 내피세포에서의 산화질소(NO) 증강효과와 내피성 산화질소 합성효소(eNOS)의 양적 증가를 조사하였다. 그 결과 비단벌레 에탄올 추출물은 양성대조약물 sodium nitroprusside에 비해 65.9%의 NO 증강 효과를 가지는 것을 확인하였다. 또한 eNOS에 대해서도 농도 의존적으로 증가시킴을 확인하였다. 염증성부착인자인 ICAM-1과 VCAM-1 수치와 염증매개인자 프로스타글란딘 $E_2$를 조사하여 비단벌레 에탄올 추출물의 염증억제 기전을 조사한 결과, HUVEC 세포에서 농도 의존적으로 염증매개인자와 염증성부착인자의 감소를 확인하였다. 아울러 혈관성 내피성장인자(VEGF)의 낮은 수치를 HUVEC 세포에서 관찰할 수 있었다. 에탄올 추출물을 HPLC로 부분정제 후 GC-MS와 MALDI-TOF 분석을 통하여 일부 칸다리딘 성분 함유함을 확인하였다 Crysochroa fulgidissima (Bidan-beole, Spanish fly) is traditionally used as a crude drug and insecticide in the East Asia and Korea, respectively. This study investigated the effect of ethanol extract of C. fulgidissima on the NO production activity. The C. fulgidissima extract was a potent inducer of NO production in CPAE cells and a stimulator of endothelial nitric oxide synthase in a dose-dependent manner. This study also evaluated the anti-inflammatory activity of this extract by determining the level of ICAM-1, VCAM-1, and prostaglandin $E_2$ from HUVEC cells. Although C. fulgidissima extract was a potent inducer of NO production in the CPAE cells, it showed weak inhibitory effects on vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) production in HUVEC cells. HPLC and GC-MS analysis of the ethanol extract of C. fulgidissima revealed the presence of cantharidin.

태평양전쟁직후 한일(韓日) 지식인의 ‘식민지 조선’에 대한 기억과 은폐된 욕망

안미영(Ahn Mi-young) 국어국문학회 2010 국어국문학 Vol.- No.156

In this writing, this researcher tried to look at Korean-Japanese Intellectual's Memory & Concealed Desires for Colony Chosun right after the Pacific War targeting Che, Man-sik's 〈A Guilty Person of Our People〉 and Danaka Hidemis's 〈The Drunken Vessel〉, Both works were published in 1948 right after the War was ended, which shows Japanese and Korean intellectuals' introspection and period consciousness of Japan's colonial rule. Che, Man-sik repented of his cooperation with Japan and reflected on his consciousness as a father and husband. Further, he is putting the blame upon the empire's invasion and Choseon Dynasty's failure to comply with it. On the other hand, Danaka Hidemis. perceiving the colony Choseon as a space for an adventure and romance, borrows decadence as a strategy of keeping his distance from militarism in his writing. The memories of the colony Choseon enshrined by Choseon intellectuals and colony-owning country's intellectual just after the Pacific War have some points in common as follows. First, it's a self-contained mode. They are selectively arranging the context, in which they couldn't but abandon their responsibility, and the 'element' that can shift responsibility intensely on the objects and 'incidents' which they intend to memorize. The sense of guilt shown in the writing 〈A Guilty Person of Our People〉 by Che, Man-sik throws an exoneration will by don't keeping the family safe in 〈wife and children〉, and displaces an exoneration will to another one in a series of a granny having a good memory. Tanaka Hidemis, as a writer belonging to post-war Muraepa, thought of Choseon ,which was captured in his eyes, as a space for love and adventures. In his writing 〈The Drunken Vessel〉, he didn't reflect on intellectuals' lethargy but rationalized decadence by highlighting the ambition of irresistible militarists. Second. in the writing , they were aiming fortheir curing process. All these aspects. including the fact that the intellectuals in colony Choseon repented of themselves. and the colonial ruler's intellectuals stated their lethargy, are showing their reflection on the failure to do their responsibility for the nation and ethics of the period, and their curing process in the turmoil of World War Two.

해방공간 귀환전재민의 두려운 낯섦

안미영(Ahn, Mi-young) 국어국문학회 2011 국어국문학 Vol.- No.159

This paper, concentrated on Chae Man-sik’s Boy Grows, pays attention to war refugees’ cultural shock and examines what the substantial of the fearful strangeness they were faced with is. To straightforwardly conclude, it was the absence of democracy. Chae Man-sik deplored the fact that he could not find any chance to see the realization of democracy in the motherland. Prior to analyzing the novel, this paper explores what the writer’s concerns are, in terms of Chae’s novels right after the Liberation. His concerns include the resolution of pro-Japanese residues, self-criticism, and the independence and foundation of the nation. After the Liberation, Chae addressed problems with the national foundation, and his main interest is in the ‘sovereignty’ among other characteristics of the modern state. He deplored his motherland’s conditions in which she was not able to recover and exert her sovereignty undergoing the U.S. military administration even though she had been independent of Japan. Creating Boy Growsin 1949, Chae Man-sik hoped a promising future of this land after the Liberation in terms of a boy who had no experience in the Japanese colonial age. Though it is sorry that this work was not completed, with his main concerns, he criticized the conditions of democracy right after the Liberation, and was interested in the recovery of democracy. The returnees’routes in the work include 4 areas, i.e., Manchu, the journey from Manchu to Seoul, Seoul, and the trip from Seoul to Iri. Especially, the thresholds connecting spaces made themselves standards not only for the moving subjects’identity but also for the clarification of the particularity of the reality where they existed. One of the most fundamental motivations of Joseon farmers’depart from Manchu for their motherland lied in their fantasy about democracy, which they believed would provide equality of opportunity. As they arrived at Seoul, they experienced unhomeliness, which was due to the totally undemocratic conditions of their motherland. Not able to bear the unhomeliness, they set out for farmland in Jeolla-do. The young brother and sister began a new life without their parents in Iri, Jeollado. As they led a life on their own, they were wakened to the reality. What the young boy found out was the reality in which democracy was taken advantage of for each individual’s benefit. As democracy was lost and was misunderstood due to each party at stake’s interest, mammonism and egoism (shadows of capitalism) were in full swing. Though his will in the novel was praiseworthy, the boy’s grow was quite incomplete. His incomplete grow suggests the incompleteness of the establishment of democracy.

한국전쟁기 남한사회 좌익 여성포로의 행로

안미영(Ahn, Mi-young) 국어국문학회 2016 국어국문학 Vol.- No.177

Goo Hye.yeong wrote novels illuminating the Korean War such as Rhapsody in the 1986. Rhapsody shows the wounds of innocent high school and college girls persecuted as leftist war prisoners during the Korean War. Through vivid testimony of human rights abuses and pains inflicted on female leftist prisoners during the period of the Korean War, these novels witness what her contemporary and earlier writers did not say in the history of literature. The female characters confronted the Korean War when they were high school students having entrance to university ahead. Under the rule of People’s Army, they were mobilized for the itinerant troupes of the People’s Army and forced to sing and dance for the North Korean army. When the South Korean Army recovered the capital, they were accused and humiliated as ‘commies’ for their past records. They were convicted summarily, forced to offer sexual services, and investigated under violence and inhumane treatment. These experiences left lifelong wounds in their hearts. Female anticommunist war prisoners kept in the Geoje Island Prison Camp went through many hardships for survival such as immigration to the U.S., but what were left to them were physical and mental wounds. By tracing female leftist women’s lives in Rhapsody, Goo Hye.yeong made an advance from ideology toward inquiry into women’s human rights. These efforts are just another political statement to regain the authors lost youth and reputation, which was starting point to counter-argue against imposed conversion and human rights abuses on the Korean War generation.

'계몽성'과 '감성'이 착종된 세대의 의의와 한계

안미영(Ahn Mi-Young) 국어국문학회 2008 국어국문학 Vol.- No.150

The present study examined the origin of 'enlightenment' and 'sensibility' in Ou Hye yeong's novels and literary achievements based on her early novels (1950s~60s). 'Enlightenment' in Gu Hye yeong's novels originated from Sasanggye, the medium of her debut. With the discontinuation of Sasanggye, she lost space and background for maintaining her status. During the same days, Han Mal sook and Park Oyeong ri made their debuts through Hyundai Munhak (Contemporary Literature), a pure literary magazine, by Kim Dong ri's recommendation, and were spotlighted in various spaces and literary circles. In contrast with them, Sasanggye was a glory and, at the same time, a yoke to Ou Hye yeong who made her debut in her 20s 'Sensibility' observed in Gu Hye-yeong's novels originated from the specialty of her generation. Gu Hye-yeong spent her childhood in her 10s around the Liberation in Gangwon-do, and started the life of her 20s in Seoul during the period of the Korean War. She gives her attention to the pure life force of humans rather than the sense of loss in Korean history. As Gu Hye yeong put a distance between personal problems and historical realities, sensible figures appear as the main characters of her novels. While she inherits the enlightening tone of intellectual writers in the previous generation, she also shows sensibility coming from her experiences in the new generation. Enlightenment and sensibility permeating in Ou Hye yeongs early novels appear as follows in her early novels (1950s~60s). First, she shows a self initiated life through new-generation female characters. However, the writer's sensibility deprives her of the ability to implement her beliefs into realities. Second, she gives her attention to the loss of self-esteem in contemporary people, particularly in middle aged housewives. Middle aged housewives' crisis leads to accusation for the falsehood of sweet home fantasies. With the discontinuation of Sasanggye, enlightening discourses that Gu Hye yeong internalized through Sasanggye loses not only their space but also their effectiveness and public support in the social situation of the 1960s~70s. When Gu Hye yeong keeps a distance from the enlighten -ing discourses of Sasanggye, what is left to her is feministic sensibility and yearning for pure life. Gu Hye-yeong's school girl novels in the 1970s should be understood in this context. Her popular novels in the 1970s may be another question, but Cu Hye-yeong's early novels in the 1950s~60s should be reevaluated in the sense that they are stepping stones between the literature of the previous generation and that of the next generation.

랫드에서 매미눈꽃동충하초 , Paecilomyces sinclairii의 13주 반복투여 독성에 관한 연구

안미영(Mi Young Ahn),지상덕(Sang Duk Jee),김지염(Ji Young Kim),한재웅(Jea Woong Han),이용기(Yong Ki Lee),이용우(Yong Woo Lee),류강선(Kang Sun Ryu),이병무(Byung Mu Lee),정나진(Na Jin Jung),김성남(Sung Nam Kim) 한국독성학회 2004 Toxicological Research Vol.20 No.4

Paecilomyces sinclairii was administered ad libitum feeding at percentage levels of 0, 1.25, 2.5, 5 and 10 percentage (calculated about 8 g/kg)/feeder for a period of 3 months. There was no observed clinical signs or deaths related to treatment in all groups tested. Therefore, the approximate lethal dose of P. sinclairii was considered to be higher than 8 g/kg in rats. Mild decreases in body weight gain were observed dose-dependently in P. sinclairii treated groups in dose response manner after 2 weeks. Interestingly, the weight of abdominal adipose tissues surrounding epididymides were greatly reduced by this Dongchunghacho, in parallel with the mild increase in body weight gain. However, the absolute weight change of other organs was not observed. There were not significantly different from the control group in urinalysis, ocular examination, hematological, serum biochemical value and histopathological examination. From these results, it is concluded that the no-observedadverse-effect level (NOAEL) of P. sinclairii is less than 1.25% (1 g/kg) in rats in the present study.

비글개에 대한 Paecilomyces sinclairii의 급성 경구독성에 관한 연구

안미영(Mi Young Ahn),강세찬(Se Chan Kang),정나진(Na Jin Jung),구현정(Hyun Jung Koo),곽승준(Seung Jun Kwack),유은정(Eun Jung Yoo),정진아(Jin A Jung),고진경(Jin Kyung Ko),류강선(Kang Sun Ryu),지상덕(Sang Duk Jee),이용우(Yong Woo Lee),이 한국독성학회 2003 Toxicological Research Vol.19 No.3

The acute toxicity of Paecilomyces sinclairii was tested in beagle dogs. We daily examined clinical signs, body weights, and hematological/ biochemical examinations for 14 days after<br/> administration of Paecilomyces sinclairii with different dose levels (0, 0.4, 2 and 10 g/kg). There were no clinical signs and no significant changes in hematological and biochemical analysis. These results showed that Paecilomyces sinclairii did not induce any remarkable acute toxic response and the LD50 was greater than 10 g/kg in beagle dogs.

게슈탈트 관계성 향상 프로그램(GRIP)이 대학생의 공감능력에 미치는 효과

안미영 ( Ahn Mi Young ),차주환 ( Cha Ju Hwan ) 인문사회 21 2017 인문사회 21 Vol.8 No.3

The purpose of this study was to examine the effects of the Gestalt Relationship Improvement Program(GRIP) on university students` empathetic abilities. this researcher surveyed 18 college students of an university located in Yeongdong-gun, Chungbuk province were selected for this study. They were randomly allocated to experimental and control groups each of which consisted of 9 Students. For the analysis on the effect of the GRIP, pre and post-test on empathetic abilities were administrated to students in the experimental group and control group. The collected data was analyzed by SPSS WIN program(Ver. 20.0) to create an t-test and ANCOVA looking for differences between the experimental and control groups in empathetic abilities. The results of this study are as per the following: First, there was a significant increase on the total empathetic abilities of the students who participated in the GRIP. Second, there was also a significant improvement in all of sub-factors of the empathetic ability on the students who participated in the GRIP. These results confirm that the GRIP increases university students` empathetic abilities. Therefore, This study shows that the GRIP can be an effective tool for the improvement of empathetic abilities.

현대문학 연구에서 정동 이론의 성과와 활용

안미영(Ahn Mi young) 어문연구학회 2018 어문연구 Vol.95 No.-

In this paper, we examine the concept and research categories of ‘Affect’, analyzing the achievements of Affect theories in the field of academic research, and confirm that the novel is the root genre of the Affect. In the ideological era, knowledge and perception were emphasized in the process of subjectification, but in the post - ideology era, the power of perception and sense of subject is emphasized. Affecti is equivalent to Latin affectus and affect of English and French. “Affectus / affect” is a re-interpretationand appropriated by Deleuze, the concept of Spinoza. The theory of Affect is a research methodology that is useful for finely grasping the characteristics of objects in the process of change. It is a methodology that can microscopically approach customized daily life and structure of life. In Korea, Affect theory was discussed mainly in relation to politics, especially in the problem of aversion. Affect is unexpressed but have power. As Affect is defined as a power and intensity that can not be expressed, positive or negative effects are bound to be influenced by the situation and Affect itself. In Korea, the interest of Affect theory in the political sphere is also due to the ethical efforts of intellectuals to set the direction of energy in Affect. Affect theory should be used to realize the future and form the human to be. Affect is implemented in the novel structure to organize the subject as well as to shape the character. In recent years, novels have shown the effects of Affect in characters and characters, characters and events, characters, and the world. Readers read the potentials of people, events, and the world, and read the potential of change and capability in the process of identifying the universal way of life that makes up the human and the world. The theory of affect emerges as a discourse that can be read in terms of analyzing the various energies of the object, including the culture and phenomena that make up the world, and suggesting a meaningful direction to it.