상상된 공동체와 민족 알레고리 : 「프로테우스」에피소드를 중심으로 = Imagined Community and National Allegory in"Proteus"Episode

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This essay reads James Joyce's Ulysses , not merely an aesthetic Modernist text, but as a product of the colonial metropolitan culture, exclusively dealing with "Proteus" episode with the issues of imagined community and national allegory based on the theoretical generalizations of both Benedict Anderson and Frederic Jameson with the concept of Foucaultian heterotopia. My critical reading also problematizes the allusions behind the highly elaborate technique of the stream of consciousness in the episode through the lens of Irish colonial commodity culture. Thus, this approach can help understand how Stephen's self-conscious meditation or self alienation, both as a Modernist hero and a colonial intellectual reflected in the text, intermingles with the anti-colonial attitude against the metropolitan commodity culture towards the new imagined (national) Irish community.