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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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This thesis deals with the types and the meanings of death in Park, Kyongni’s novel, Toji(土地). Based on moral responsibility of death, the types of death in Toji can be categorized in natural death, death of disease, suicide, and homicide. The meanings and rhetoric characteristics of death on each category can be analyzed and derive the following conclusions:
Firstly, unnatural death cases such as death of disease, suicide, and homicide are a lot more common than natural death cases on Toji. This feature primarily comes from the structural characteristics of Toji which progresses from stable social conditions to unstable social conditions. However, more fundamental rationale arises from Toji’s rhetoric strategy to issue the moral discourse through various cases of death. Even though there is no explicit description on the meaning of death, the narrator raise the issue of moral responsibility and expand its unique moral discourse through many examples of death and individual cases.
Secondly, the narrator has romantic attitude on suicide rather than making any moral criticism. Suicide is the last choice for the characters who want to solve their problems as the situation becomes critical. The narrator tends to describe those behaviors as the sanctity.
Lastly, death becomes an ordinary routine by the endless cases of death. The readers encounter death, which is the utmost pain, in the middle of their life. Paradoxically, the readers obtain the strength to overcome the fear of death through these experiences. By clearly specifying the omnipresence of death, Toji makes the death an ordinary event and ultimately provides a hideout to overcome the fear of death.
Firstly, unnatural death cases such as death of disease, suicide, and homicide are a lot more common than natural death cases on Toji. This feature primarily comes from the structural characteristics of Toji which progresses from stable social conditions to unstable social conditions. However, more fundamental rationale arises from Toji’s rhetoric strategy to issue the moral discourse through various cases of death. Even though there is no explicit description on the meaning of death, the narrator raise the issue of moral responsibility and expand its unique moral discourse through many examples of death and individual cases.
Secondly, the narrator has romantic attitude on suicide rather than making any moral criticism. Suicide is the last choice for the characters who want to solve their problems as the situation becomes critical. The narrator tends to describe those behaviors as the sanctity.
Lastly, death becomes an ordinary routine by the endless cases of death. The readers encounter death, which is the utmost pain, in the middle of their life. Paradoxically, the readers obtain the strength to overcome the fear of death through these experiences. By clearly specifying the omnipresence of death, Toji makes the death an ordinary event and ultimately provides a hideout to overcome the fear of death.
목차
Ⅰ. 연구목적 및 방법
Ⅱ. 긴장의 이완, 죽음의 안정된 형태 - 자연사(自然死)
Ⅲ. 도덕적 책임의 딜레마 - 살해/처형(殺害/處刑)
Ⅳ. 살해의 또 다른 형식 - 병사(病死)
Ⅴ. 죽음의 미화, 존엄의 형식 - 자살(自殺)
Ⅵ. 『토지』에 나타난 죽음의 의미
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