@article{ART001703275},
author={Yongcheol Kim},
title={A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon},
journal={Korean Language & Literature},
issn={1229-1730},
year={2012},
number={82},
pages={101-123}
TY - JOUR
AU - Yongcheol Kim
TI - A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon
JO - Korean Language & Literature
PY - 2012
VL - null
IS - 82
PB - Korean Language & Literature
SP - 101
EP - 123
SN - 1229-1730
AB - This Paper studies the secondary charaters in ChoUng-Jeon. This types of character appear on the various narratives in the latter period of Choseon dynasty. And there are the variants in ChoUng-Jeon.
First, there are charaters related to life and death of the whole empire. Lee Du-Byung is the most important person of this type. He usurps the imperial throne and persecutes Cho-Ung. He is a ‘grandee usurpator’ character. But he is actually incompetent and is defeated to Cho-Ung, finally.
Second, there are characters of hermit. They retire from the world and they possess the power of rescue to the world. But they wait his turn of rescue in a secluded place. Especially, the hero Cho-Ung and the antagonists Ildae, Idae, Samdea are hermits and the survived Agi-jangsus, the commander boy. They are a kind of the Saviors.
The last, there are the characters of woman. The lady Wang, Cho-Ung's mother, is a noble woman. She ruins and falls in the lower stratum. Then, she becomes incompetent and endures any kind of trials. Her life is similar to the one of Sijip-sali woman, who leads a hard married life.
The lady Jang, Cho-Ung's wife, is the transformed character of the heroine of Jeongi-sosul. She marries on her own authority and never yield to the adversity. Kisaeng Keumlyun and Maewol are the symbols of royalty. They don't miss their noble characters in any case.
ChoUng-Jeon is a hero novel and hero Cho-Ung plays a major role. But secondary characters play various and important roles, too. They present their own ideology, either. In the future, we are actively studied of this secondary characters in the classical novel.
KW - ChoUng-Jeon;Character;Lee Du-Byung;Usurpator Grandee;Hermit;Agi-jangsu;Kisaeng;A Hero Novel
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Yongcheol Kim. (2012). A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon. Korean Language & Literature, 82, 101-123.
Yongcheol Kim. 2012, "A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon", Korean Language & Literature, no.82, pp.101-123.
Yongcheol Kim "A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon" Korean Language & Literature 82 pp.101-123 (2012) : 101.
Yongcheol Kim. A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon. 2012; 82 : 101-123.
Yongcheol Kim. "A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon" Korean Language & Literature no.82(2012) : 101-123.
Yongcheol Kim. A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon. Korean Language & Literature, 82, 101-123.
Yongcheol Kim. A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon. Korean Language & Literature. 2012; 82 101-123.
Yongcheol Kim. A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon. 2012; 82 : 101-123.
Yongcheol Kim. "A Study of Secondary Characters in ChoUng-Jeon" Korean Language & Literature no.82(2012) : 101-123.