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학술저널
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권혁태 (성공회대학교)
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역사비평사 역사비평 역사비평 2012년 봄 호(통권 98호)
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2012.2
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299 - 327 (30page)

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The purpose of this article is to examine how Maruyama Masao, a famous Japanese intellectual/thinker dealt with colonial/nation questions, especially colonial Korea in his investigation of the building and deconstruction of Imperial Japan Maruyama’s personal experience of colonial Korea is extensive as many of his contemporaries in Japan. He witnessed Korean massacre in Kanto Great Earthquake. In addition, he spent part of his military service in Korea’s Pyungyang. His father Maruyama Kanji was a chief Editor of a newspaper published by the Japanese governor-general of Korea.
Despite such experiences, his theoretical account of colonial Korea is strangely missing, presumably because his theory of fascism fails to explain the question of colony. In other words, Maruyama’s fascism can show how Japanese society was transformed into anti-democratic political system. Yet, it is hard to explain how Japan expanded itself into an imperialistic nation. For him, the most important project was to consolidate democracy, while eliminating fascist elements in postcolonial Japan, leading to ‘the completion of modernity’ In Maruyama’s world, imperialistic expansion did not necessarily contradict the modernity. This explains the reason Maruyama kept silence on the question of colonial Korea. This research shows how his worldview and theory was constrained by eliminating the question. Ironically, Maruyama’s theoretical limitation manifested itself overtly by not answering ‘Chosun’ (Korea) question at all.

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1. 들어가는 말
2. 마루야마와 조선의 접점, 그리고 조선 ‘체험’의 후경화
3. 마루야마의 파시즘론과 조선이라는 타자
4. 결론을 대신해서: ‘사상의 사상화’라는 방법
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