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@article{ART001861461},
author={Yun Young-Ok},
title={Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su},
journal={Korean Language & Literature},
issn={1229-1730},
year={2014},
number={88},
pages={225-248}

TY - JOUR
AU - Yun Young-Ok
TI - Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su
JO - Korean Language & Literature
PY - 2014
VL - null
IS - 88
PB - Korean Language & Literature
SP - 225
EP - 248
SN - 1229-1730
AB - Free love was the cultural symbol of Korean modern intellectual class. Literary representations of free love had relation with power functions which adjusted public images of intellectuals. By cultural tastes, modern fictions described the process that free love in individual privacy had entered into marriage in public space. And cultural tastes were featured through mutual accumulations of economic capital, social capital, symbolic capital. ‘Free love-marriage’ plots of modern fictions including Jaesaeng were involved in interactions among men intellectuals’ capitals and women intellectuals’ that. Specially ‘free love-marriage’ plots were unveiled inflection process of women gender. At Jaesaeng, women intellectuals and men intellectuals met by similar culture tastes. The cultural capitals of women intellectuals were isolated and could not be expanded reproduction. But the cultural capitals of men intellectuals which combined with economic and social, symbolic capitals reproduced and spread. These representations of free love with capitals accentuated mens’ supremacy and aggravated women’s social inequality. ‘Free love-marriage’ plots coordinated hierarchy of gender symbols through reconstitution on daily life. Because women intellectuals had no economic capital and social capital, they could not take part in the public social system and were exposed to symbolic violence which damaged their social reputations.
KW - Jaesaeng(재생);Lee Kwang-su;free love;culture taste;cultural capital. public sphere;gender reformation;symbolic violence;New Woman;mutual accumulation of capitals
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Yun Young-Ok. (2014). Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su. Korean Language & Literature, 88, 225-248.

Yun Young-Ok. 2014, "Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su", Korean Language & Literature, no.88, pp.225-248.

Yun Young-Ok "Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su" Korean Language & Literature 88 pp.225-248 (2014) : 225.

Yun Young-Ok. Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su. 2014; 88 : 225-248.

Yun Young-Ok. "Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su" Korean Language & Literature no.88(2014) : 225-248.

Yun Young-Ok. Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su. Korean Language & Literature, 88, 225-248.

Yun Young-Ok. Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su. Korean Language & Literature. 2014; 88 225-248.

Yun Young-Ok. Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su. 2014; 88 : 225-248.

Yun Young-Ok. "Dynamics of the Free Love, Culture Capital and Reformation of Korean Modern Gender ― Focusing on Jaesaeng by Lee Kwang-su" Korean Language & Literature no.88(2014) : 225-248.