1970년대 강석경 초기 소설 연구 : 場所愛와 同氣愛로서의 자아성찰 = A Study on The 1970's early novel of Kang Seuk-kyoung : Self-reflection as topophilia and fraternal love

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The purpose of this thesis is to study Kang Seuk-kvoungs early novels and her novel is seeking the origin of life and self-identity since 1970's consistently.
The first characteristic. leit-motive is topophilia. The young want a room of one's own and it results in their wandering. A room is the spatial symbol of seeking self-identity and a star, the happiness in one's chilidhood. 1970's novels have the meaning of initiation story.
Second, a character has not a romantic but fraternal love. A heroine in 1970's novel refuses tradition and a desire of possession. She doesn't believe in eros. She doesn't think love is a relief.
Third. 1970's novels show tragic outlook on the world by deformity and suicide. Furthermore they criticize cruel, selfish, uniform and formal modern society. A character with trauma has symptoms of a harelip, a fool, crookback, a cripple, a hypochondria and madness. Madness hidden in 1970's novels explodes in 1980's.
Last, Kang Seuk-kyoung is a stylist. Formal aesthetics appears in the symbol of novel's title, colouring description and sensible style. A fault is frequent simile, commission in novel.
The 1970's early novels of Kang Seuk-kyoung show desocialization and escape from reality but she excavates love and relief in living consistently.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 작가의 삶이 초기작에 투영된 단상들
• Ⅱ. 20대의 '하숙방'과 場所愛를 통한 자아탐색
• Ⅲ. 낭만적 사랑의 부재 및 同氣愛的 유대감
• Ⅳ. 불구·죽음 모티프와 잠재된 광기
• Ⅴ. 스타일리스트로서의 미학적 장치
• Ⅵ. 마무리