2015, Vol., No.92

A Study published in the newspaper notation of Enlightenment lyrics

Song Miyoung | 2015, (92) | pp.7~31 | number of Cited : 5

The Realization of Early Spoken Modern Korean and its Use in Literature

Hong， Jongseon | 2015, (92) | pp.33~61 | number of Cited : 10

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A Study on the Cognition of Country Ryukyu and Conception of Utopia in Heo Gyun

Kim,Su-Jung | 2015, (92) | pp.63~83 | number of Cited : 1

The concept of Utopia in Heo Gyun is centered on the Country Yuldo motifin <Hongkildongjeon>. This study examined the historical and literaryconditions which seemed to influence Heo Gyun. Vulgar conditions whichoccurred in the early 16th century made intellectuals turn their eyes awayfrom reality, and Heo Gyun was also interested in the idea of evasion toovercome the conditions. However, he felt depressed and pursued a realutopia, which is the motif of the Country Yuldo. It is a country where the people are happy and live peacefully. Heo Gyunkept a real island which is not too far off with a focus on feasibility, not thinkingof it as an imaginary place. It is the Country Ryukyu. Heo Gyun knew thatthe Country Ryukyu considers filial piety and a sense of honor precious andis a place where the people love peace. He knew that it was a real islandwhere we could get to on the boat in seven days. It can be inferred that itmet the conditions of the Utopia he pursued. It has been thought that <Hongkildongjeon> was written immediately afterthe case of the Ryukyu Crown Prince. As the tragic story was that he waskilled near Jeju Island while sailing with mysterious and precious treasures,Heo Gyun's concept of Utopia might be determined to be Ryukyu. He wassuspected as a person who spread a rumor that the Country Ryukyu cameto Joseon for revenge. He utterly denied the suspicion until he died, which means that he showed respect to the Utopia. As a result of analysing that the Country Yuldo in <Hongkildongjeon> isthe Country Ryukyu (now Okinawa) in Japan, it was discovered that theyhave a number of identical aspects even though they can not be consideredthe same. The sounds in geographical names of Yuldo and Ryukyu are similar,and the geographical location of Yuldo reminds us of the Country Ryukyu. It has not been definitely known whether Hong Kil-dong as a real personwent to the Country Ryukyu, but folktales floating around in the CountryRyukyu tell of relations with Hong Kil-dong.

Nam Eon-gi’s Gobanwon and 「Gobanwonga」

Kim, Shin-Chung | 2015, (92) | pp.83~104 | number of Cited : 2

The Poetic Worlds and Orientational Consciousness of Literary People in Honam Silhak in the 18th Century

Park Myeong Hui | 2015, (92) | pp.105~130 | number of Cited : 1

This study described the academic nature of Shin Gyeong-Jun, Wi, Baek-Gyu and Hwang Yoon-Seok, who are representative literary writers of Honam Silhak in the 18th century, speculated on how their studies developed through their poetry, and then presented their orientational consciousness and directions for further studies. Shin Gyeong-Jun, Wi, Baek-Gyu and Hwang Yoon-Seok studied traditional Confucianism and their achievements are characterized by practicality, breadth and intensity. This was indicated in the scholarly and practical minds shown in this study. Shin Gyeong-Jun wrote a number of pieces and they were helpful in everyday life rather than being empty or concerning impractical theories. Wi, Baek-Gyu was erudite and well-informed and in particular, through writing on the evils in reality in rural areas he criticized what was happening at that time. Hwang Yoon-Seok, who was well-informed and educated, was deeply interested in the natural sciences such as astronomy and dynamics. Shin Gyeong-Jun, Wi, Baek-Gyu and Hwang Yoon-Seok showed their respective aspects by creating poetry which reflected their studies. First, Shin Gyeong-Jun abandoned the form of poetry and described minute forms of life from an observational perspective. He wrote 145 pieces of poetry under 62 titles, of which 28 had the formal exception of combining different forms, and used minute forms of life for writing poetry through objective observation. Wi, Baek-Gyu wrote poetry describing reality in rural areas as a basis of his life. 「Yeonnyonhaeng 1」 and 「Yeonnyonhaeng 2」 are his representative pieces. They did not have literary value as they were inclined to practical descriptions, but they describe the reality of rural areas at the time. Hwang Yoon-Seok wrote poetry on natural phenomena he was interested in. These included 「Ilsiksi」ㆍ 「Wolsikosipun」ㆍ 「Gatanhaeng」ㆍ 「Gojaehaeng」 and 「Jeongdongtan」. This study analysed 「Ilsiksi」 to confirm that the poet had the world view of an organism. Finally, through speculation on their orientational consciousness, it was discovered that they loved people with unconventional and practical minds and directions for further studies on 'Honam Silhak' were presented.

A study on the Gwirae Sin malju

Jeong, Hun | 2015, (92) | pp.131~159 | number of Cited : 3

The Connection and Fusion of Korean Classical Literary Genres at the Modern Transition Period - focusing on a old-printed classical novel Yaksandongdae -

Choi Hyun-Jai | 2015, (92) | pp.161~182 | number of Cited : 2

A study on the long pieces of Manmoon-Cartoon drew by Kim, Kyu-taek.

Ho-suk Choi | 2015, (92) | pp.183~208 | number of Cited : 6

Changes of movies and publishing censorship policy in the Japanese occupation

Moon Han byoul | 2015, (92) | pp.209~236 | number of Cited : 2

A Study on the Travel essay on Jeju and Mt. Halla in 1930s -Focusing on the interrelation with travel guides-

PARK CHANMO | 2015, (92) | pp.237~265 | number of Cited : 2

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In 1935, the Japanese Government-General of Korea promoted the selection project of the eight famous spots in Joseon as a 25th anniversary project to show scenic views of Joseon internally and externally. As a result, Mt. Halla was selected as the top of the eight spots in Joseon. Based on the selection project and its result, the study reviewed travel guide and geographical and custom books issued in 1930s to find out scenic views of Jeju, overall travel information and historic implication. With an idea that such travel information supplied to unspecified many could be factors to attract travel invoking interests and attitudes to tourists or travelers, the study discussed the itinerary and appreciation of the travel essay of Jeju and Mt. Halla in relation to travel information. The findings are as follows. Firstly, in “Joseon travel guide” and “Joseon travel guide” introduced Jeju as an ‘island with various charms and fantasy’ and with various scenic views and customs as well as the treasury of vegetation. Such travel information is same with those produced by the Japanese Government-General of Korea or the provincial office of Jeju, which reflects that selection, composition and distribution of travel information was widely affected by the colonial ruling body. In particular, in geography and custom books, close exchange between Japan and Joseon and similarity of blood descent were argued through Samsin and Samsinnyeo myths. It shows that the travel information of Jeju and Mt. Halla is based on the Japanese- Joseon cooperation theory or the Japan – Joseon in one theory, which was the ruling ideology to Joseon. Secondly, travel guide by Donghwa Park (pen name DK Saeng) was nothing but a superficial experience of the scenic views of Jeju in its attitude and behavior, and Chanil Park consumed the target of travel only superficially. As such, the travel attitude or behavior of the two subjects were problematic as it could make othering the reality of Jeju and reality of living of the residents by the travel behavior based on passive and superficial experience by means of distributed travel guides. To the contrary, while Eunsang Lee toured various attractions along with the typified travel courses, he explored unique cultural memory and its meaning in historic sites or scenic sites by utilizing linguistic methodologies and old literatures instead of depending on travel information that regulated the view and attitude of the travel subject. That is to say, Eunsang Lee solidified the national identity by reviewing the origin and prototype of the nation through unique placeness and cultural heritage of Jeju and Mt. Halla. The study is important in that it examined the momentum and process of composing travel attractions and scenic views of Jeju and Mt. Halla and its political implication, and then examined the features of experience of travel or tour subjects.

A Study on the Discourse Form of Rumor in The Wall of Rumors

Byun, Hwayeong | 2015, (92) | pp.267~288 | number of Cited : 5

Study of Modern Korean Poetry in Terms of Medium -From Poetry in the Time of Enlightenment Until Modern Free Verse-

Lee, Kang-Ha | 2015, (92) | pp.289~314 | number of Cited : 4

Until now, there has been no diachronic review on the titles of poems, part of the para-text in Korean contemporary history of criticism. Some of the actual criticisms on the titles of poems call only distinctiveness of the relevant works into question, omitting the advanced development of the titles. This paper pays attention to the role of the titles of the contemporary poetry that crystalize and reveal the meanings of the texts directly and aims to look into the phases of changes in the titles in the history of the contemporary poetry, the relationship between changes in the media and the titles, and perspective of the history of modern poetry through the titles. Regarding the titles, this paper discusses three dimensions: First, it discusses the process of changes in the titles from poetry in the time of enlightenment through Choi Nam-sun's prose poems in the history of modern Korean poetry. Second, it discusses changes in the titles corresponding to changes and development of the medium. Third, it discusses the conditions and origins of modern poetry related to the types of the titles. The advanced development of general the titles is in the order of untitled poems through passive metonymic titles to active metonymic titles. However, as the distinctiveness of the establishment of Korean modernity, historical development, from poetry in the time of enlightenment to Choi Nam-sun's prose poems does not follow this sequential development. The development of the titles from untitled poems directly to the active metonymic titles shows one aspect of the history of modern Korean poetry established in the space of the hybrid. This historic development of the titles describes the subject on the three dimensions presented above. This paper interprets the characteristics of the titles in each period and describes the discussion of the titles of poems. It is because there is no existing authenticated discussion which can be so called ‘discussion of the titles of poems.’ Thus, the significance of this paper is divided broadly into two: First, it establishes values of the titles of poems used in the actual criticism. Second, it establishes a general discussion of the titles of poems. This perspective on the titles will be clearer when the titles after modern free verses are discussed together.

Placeness and Meaning of Yu Chi-Hwan’s Poetry from the Perspective of Literary Geography

Ji-won,Lee | 2015, (92) | pp.315~349 | number of Cited : 3

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The purpose of this paper is to study the inner world of Yu Chi-Hwan reflected by all his poetry focusing on placeness. Understanding the placeness and the meaning prominently contained in Yu Chi-Hwan’s poetry and establishing his unique inner world as well as its structure will be an important work for ascertaining his poem world. In order to achieve this purpose, place theory proposed by Edward Relph was quoted. The meanings described below was obtained by analyzing placeness of Yu Chi-Hwan’s poetry which is divided broadly into placeness of Tongyeong symbol and placeness of Manchuria. The first one is the placeness and the meaning of Tongyeong symbol. Yu Chi-Hwan often uses Tongyeong(hometown) as compact symbol of archetypal place. Once again, Tongyeong is symbolized by sea. The replaced place method that brings sea to mind from completely different places proves that the place identity for Tongyeong operates unconsciously in the inner side of the poet. The archetypal place which is accepted as real sense of place in the inner side of the poet works as criterion for judging self-identity according to whether he is placed inside sea or not. Also, Tongyeong connotes hometown as birth place and appears as symbol of place showing desire for return to ideal world. The placeness of Yu Chi-Hwan’s poetry is composed of binary oppositions as its basic structure and this is utilized as a poetic device to highlight the semantic content of ideal world. As being placed into deeper inside of sea, the method of using much bigger echo of inner self is taken, whereas the characteristic that poetical topics such as sadness, loneliness, futility and so on become weaker is apparent. The poet’s feeling enters more perfect inside, more excessive situation is shown. This is because the inner side of Yu Chi-Hwan tries to unify or equate it with place. The second one is the placeness and the meaning of Manchuria symbol. In Yu Chi-Hwan’s poetry Manchuria(place away from home) is typical place representing loss of place. Once again, Manchuria is symbolized by wilderness. The wilderness acts as a place cracking the life of stranger who cannot put down roots and causing anxiety. The poet likes to use a method substituting place image of wilderness with that of sea in order to reveal the meaning of wilderness. While sea is the place permeating unconsciously the inner side of Yu Chi-Hwan, wilderness shows the feature revealing its real intention through discrimination with Tongyeong. Also, Manchuria is the place where the lack of existence is felt keenly as the place of escape. The fact that wilderness commands escape shows that Yu Chi-Hwan recognizes Manchuria as a repressive place or a prison. It can be said that the surface meaning of escape involves dash for hometown, whereas the deep meaning is power making him oriented towards existence by feeling keenly the lack of existence. This study on the place has great significance and value in the view point of reinterpreting Yu Chi-Hwan’s poetry. It may be added that approaching Yu Chi-Hwan’s poetry with various methods through interdisciplinary convergence is necessary.

A Study on the possibility of application of Kim Yoo-jeong's Novels in Literary Therapeutics

Heung Nam Jeon | 2015, (92) | pp.351~374 | number of Cited : 0

As much as the selection of text is important in literary therapy, there are a lot of factors to be considered such as cognition level, mental states, and sensitivity of readers since the adequacy of the texts can influence the application process and effects. Literary therapy is a kind of psychotherapy in a sense that it intends to help people out of normal state of mind regain normal mentality through literary works. Literary therapy is for people who are able to appreciate literary works and express their opinions at the very least. Therefore, it can be restricted or impossible for people with severe mental disease. It is also different from methods used by psychiatrists and their subjects to some extent. In this context, I focused on applying the mechanisms and effects of laughter found in Kim Yoo-jeong’s novels in order to apply the perspective of literary therapy and find its possibility from a preliminary standpoint. I considered her works especially good for the literary therapy texts in that they are more humorous compared to the works of other authors. The mechanisms and effects of laughter in her novels would not be the exclusive device in bringing out the therapeutic effects when it comes to literary therapy, but they would contribute to identifying oneself with the characters and the expansion of emotional sympathy accordingly. This study on the perspective of literary therapy is expected to shed some light on issues regarding the expansion and interdisciplinary studies of humanities, and ways of breaking the crisis of humanities. However, it should also be noted that the appliance of the perspective of literary therapy can be restrictive. The fact that literature tends to be inconclusive works as a disadvantage regarding the perspective of literary therapy. Therefore, it is necessary to provide a practical turning-point for the literature studies by probing the emotion or cognition that lie under the literary works. This study is at the preliminary stage of only examining the possibility of applying the perspective of literary therapy of Kim Yoo-jeong’s novels. There needs to be further studies on confirming its possibility of appliance and effects.

A Study of Teaching Korean for Academic Purpose Based on Dialogic Teaching Approach

Kim， Jiae | 2015, (92) | pp.375~403 | number of Cited : 1

Cognitive, emotion and behavior change through writing counseling -Focusing on a self-counseling techniques of Yasumaro-

lee myoung mi | 2015, (92) | pp.405~435 | number of Cited : 0

Self-Counseling will find their own problems and to recognize and control and manage them. This is also consistent with the terms of pursuing the ultimate goal of the client's autonomy and independence of humanitarian counseling. In particular, the self-counseling will allow themselves to be free from bondage in accordance with the criteria to give it to realize the value of existing standards not realize he was unable to come to accept himself. It is thus to analyze their in depth may be helpful to go to "integrate and realize self ultimately self transcendental phenomenon". Writing is minimized and the progress of others involved in the writing process themselves. It can solve the problems that may arise in the conversation counseling intervention by consultants. Simply connect the word, but away from the action out of their experience and imagination weaves a statement and express it through a process of honest reason not themselves have the power to persuade. Therefore, the process of combining writing consultation on self-counseling techniques to obtain a more efficient effect. Watanabe Yasumaro self-counseling techniques are specific and effective way to self-consciousness through writing. Scene situation, '' scene description ',' scenes insight ',' Scene research ', and to understand and objectify their own problems through the five-step process of' scene found. Can overcome the problem through a process of insight. We are challenged by the "small but never not less irritation 'in the real world. If these stimuli do not accumulate throughout life to healthy function acts as a negative impact. The hassle of visiting a professional counselor when and economically. It is suggested that utilize the self-counseling and writing counseling techniques to reduce the time burden. Through this recognition. Emotions. Self-awareness and self-discovery for the action, if further can achieve greater self-understanding and insight remains the health of our lives and can be improved.

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