@article{ART001449858},
author={김은경},
title={A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San},
journal={Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University},
issn={1598-3021},
year={2009},
number={61},
pages={197-224},
doi={10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197}
TY - JOUR
AU - 김은경
TI - A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San
JO - Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University
PY - 2009
VL - null
IS - 61
PB - Institute of Humanities, Seoul National University
SP - 197
EP - 224
SN - 1598-3021
AB - This essay aims to investigate the Limitations as ‘Narrative of
Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San. Earlier Studies assert
the characters of Jang Gil San are characterized by class dichotomy of the
nobility and the people. This essay finds that reformative characters coexist
with non-reformative characters in each class of the upper, the middle, the
lower. This finding on the ambilaterality of classes is different from the
assertion of earlier studies. This essay pay attention to the way of living
and the inclination of consciousness of the reformative characters and the
non-reformative characters, so that this essay find the limitations as
‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Jang Gil San. This point of view is different
form the earlier studies focusing on the band of Jang Gil San.
The antagonists of Jang Gil San are comprised the non-reformative
characters of the middle class and the lower class. They heap up riches by
conspiring with illegal act of the ruling class, and then raise their social
position to the upper class by buying the ‘Yangban’―the upper social
status of Joseon. The way of living of the non-reformative characters like
this shows the Conservativeness of their Worldly Ideology following the
reality of the age of SukJong collapsed the order of social status. They do
not try to form a new class based on their riches like the Bourgeoisie
leading the Revolution in the west. On the Contrary, The ideology of the
reformative characters are religious. The reformative characters are
categorized into three groups of the Jang Gil San band, Buddhists and
‘Gumgae’. The idea supporting these three groups spiritually is the faith
of ‘Mireuk(彌勒)’. This essay discuss on the Treasons(逆謀) leaded by the
Buddhists and the ‘Gumgae’ comparing with Reformation Platform of
Jang Gil San. The Treasons attempted twice aims to actualize the Idea of
‘Mireuk(彌勒)’ which pursues the Utopia realized the equality of all the
People. So, the aim of the Treasons is progressive. But The Treasons raise
limitations that depend on the religious transcendence and pass over the
importance of realistic foundation in the ways of execution. These
limitations are presented from the point of view of Jang Gil San’s band.
The Reformation Platform of Jang Gil San is also based on the Idea of
‘Mireuk(彌勒)’. But they focus on the Economic Foundation and consider
the people as subject of revolution. These policy lines of Jang Gil San are
more progressive than the lines of Buddhists and the ‘Gumgae’. The band
of Jang Gil San act out the policy in the borderland between mundane
world and unworldliness. They resist the corruption and illegality of the
ruling by the illegality. Accordingly, they also have limitations which could
not overcome the position of ‘the boundary men[非僧非俗]’ and form a
new social stratum.
KW - Narrative of Revolution;Reformative Characters;Non-Reformative
Characters;Worldly Ideology;Religious Ideology;Conservativeness;
Unreality
DO - 10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
ER -
김은경. (2009). A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San. Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University, 61, 197-224.
김은경. 2009, "A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San", Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University, no.61, pp.197-224. Available from: doi:10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
김은경 "A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San" Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University 61 pp.197-224 (2009) : 197.
김은경. A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San. 2009; 61 : 197-224. Available from: doi:10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
김은경. "A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San" Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University no.61(2009) : 197-224.doi: 10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
김은경. A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San. Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University, 61, 197-224. doi: 10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
김은경. A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San. Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University. 2009; 61 197-224. doi: 10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
김은경. A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San. 2009; 61 : 197-224. Available from: doi:10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
김은경. "A Study on the Limitations as ‘Narrative of Revolution’ of Hwang, Seok-Young’s Jang Gil San" Journal of Humanities, Seoul National University no.61(2009) : 197-224.doi: 10.17326/jhsnu..61.200906.197
