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Examined in this article is how the national language norms were formed, with the Joseon Language Society’s campaign to unify the spelling system of the Korean language, during the Japanese occupation period.
Severely concerned by the fact that the Korean language was being sidelined by Chinese studies(漢學) and mutilated by the Japanese aggressors, the Joseon Language Society(朝鮮語學會) tried to restore the Korean language with a formalized spelling system reflecting the original state of Hunmin Jeong’eum(訓民正音) created by King Sejong. The Joseon Language Society engaged in revising the existing ‘Eonmun Orthography(諺文綴字法)’ utilizing the ‘modern system’ used by the colonial authorities. The Joseon Government-General office, however, did not accept the spelling system suggested by the Joseon Language Society, and tried to block the formation of a Joseon national linguistic system.
The Joseon Language Society decided to bypass the ‘modern system,’ and initiated a mass popular movement, holding workshops everywhere in the country. The Joseon Language Society’s spelling system was widely endorsed, and after the liberation it was incorporated into the national language norm. But this spelling system was based upon the alphabetic spelling system, and some people accustomed to the alphabetic spelling system did not agree with this newly formalized standard. Remnants of this alphabetic spelling system remain in the Korean language even today to some degree.
Severely concerned by the fact that the Korean language was being sidelined by Chinese studies(漢學) and mutilated by the Japanese aggressors, the Joseon Language Society(朝鮮語學會) tried to restore the Korean language with a formalized spelling system reflecting the original state of Hunmin Jeong’eum(訓民正音) created by King Sejong. The Joseon Language Society engaged in revising the existing ‘Eonmun Orthography(諺文綴字法)’ utilizing the ‘modern system’ used by the colonial authorities. The Joseon Government-General office, however, did not accept the spelling system suggested by the Joseon Language Society, and tried to block the formation of a Joseon national linguistic system.
The Joseon Language Society decided to bypass the ‘modern system,’ and initiated a mass popular movement, holding workshops everywhere in the country. The Joseon Language Society’s spelling system was widely endorsed, and after the liberation it was incorporated into the national language norm. But this spelling system was based upon the alphabetic spelling system, and some people accustomed to the alphabetic spelling system did not agree with this newly formalized standard. Remnants of this alphabetic spelling system remain in the Korean language even today to some degree.
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1. 식민지 언어정책과 철자법정리·통일운동의 성격
2. 조선어학회의 전국 단위 강습회 활동과 한계
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UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2016-911-001114740