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학술저널
저자정보
Choi Sookyung (Korea Univ.)
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한국중어중문학회 한국중어중문학 우수논문집 2017 한국중어중문학 우수논문집
발행연도
2018.11
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259 - 284 (26page)

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This paper aims to analyze how intellectuals of the time reproduced the nature, objects and people of the changing space, how this reproduction differs from the existing writing, and the meaning of the changing space in the Southwest of China, with a focus on “Qianshu” (1690) of Tian wen (田雯, 1635-1703), the official and literary worker who worked in Guizhou in the early Qing empire. Until late Ming Dynasty, most of the records that reproduced the change of the southwest part including Guizhou emphasized the difference between the central plains (中原) and this place. And by recreating the person with the strange things and the surreal power of the changing area, although the area was politically part of China, it has also been regarded as a alien land(異域), both culturally and psychologically.
Indeed, the area was a semi-autonomous region that was virtually dominated by indigenous leaders until the early eighteenth century. However, since the establishment of Qing Empire, smaller changes to the changing region as well as changes to the perceptions of intellectual were starting to take place. The argument for cultural and ideological sinicization of the indigenous people through introducing civilization gains power. Tian wen’s “Qianshu”, unlike the previous record, emphasizes the wonders of Guizhou space, and reproduces the nature of the place like a Chinese landscape painting. Such a writing method serves to reduce Guizhou into a space of everyday life. Also, the poisonous herbs(毒草) of this place, which had previously been a source of fear for the Chinese officials, are subjected to the naturalistic narrative of the time, thereby eliminating the historical and social implications given to natural products here. All of these representations reflect the desire to construct Guizhou as part of the empire, not a place that is psychological distant. However, it does not differ from previous representation in terms of portrayal of people. The ethnographic description he used in this book is part of a shared knowledge system that can be found in other literature at the time, and he uses it without making any changes.
Therefore, he emphasizes that this space is not much different from areas in our daily lives but that people there are still barbarous and immoral, showing that this is a place where improvement is necessary and possible. In other words, “Qianshu” symbolizes Guizhou as a very suitable space to accommodate the civilization projects of the Qing Empire.

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1. Introduction
2. ‘Civilization project’ : Frontier policy change in the early Qing empire
3. A new method of constructing a Sinan frontier
4. Conclusion
【Bibliography】
【Abstract】

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