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The Fugitive Dream of Heo Nanseolheon for the Outside of the patriarchal system
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| Abstract | This article is an experimental discussion of Heo Nan-seol-heon’s life and the world of poetry from a feminist perspective. In order to properly reveal Heo Nanseolheon’s poetry, it was said that a soc...ial and historical understanding of the existential situation of women under the patriarchal system of the time and the correlation between letters and power should precede Chapter 2 focuses on early works set in family situations. Heo Nanseolheon was praised for his honest expression of his innermost feelings, and created a work that revealed deep feelings of alienation and loneliness due to her discord with her husband and mother-in-law. Chapter 3 looked at works expressing social interest. The characters she captures are mainly social underdogs and minorities. The painful lives of the people who are robbed and exploited by the state or male power were described in a realistic way as the problematic reality of an irrational society. Chapter 4 analyzed works that captured the desire to escape from irrational reality. Through the Chinese test, she paints women who focus on social self-realization in the public domain, while enjoying complete freedom in a transcendent, world of Taoist hermit with miraculous powers. The real world she longed for is this kind of wired world. The conclusion summarizes the above discussion and makes them a conclusion.show more |
| Table of Contents | １．はじめに ２．〈學詩〉の過程と閨房での涙 ３．不条理な現実社会に対する批判的な認識 ４．地上の公的領域と天上の完全なる自由 ５．おわりに |
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| Created Date | 2021.10.13 |
| Modified Date | 2021.10.13 |