무한과 최소의 의미들- 루소와 『로빈슨 크루소』를 중심으로

Infinitude and Minimal Meanings - Between Rousseau and Robinson Crusoe -

초록

The state of nature studied by Rousseau stirs up men’s imagination. He reconciles theory and practice by criticizing the actual world. He thought that there is something in the hidden side of facts. Rousseau did not think that men are by nature evil. He praise that men who live in the uncivilized state of nature are more elegant than the ones who do in the progress of civilization. He regarded nature as an important element because men are just free in the state of nature. He studied men themselves to find the methods that they are free and happy. An event in a text exists in a unique situation. The event motivates you, divides the contents into each other, and leads to internal modification. When a main agent of cognition is complete, the truth of the event is complete. Something appears in the text and it requires identity about presence. Robinson’s myth includes moral values and the vital force of imagination because his internal sensibility and spirit was recreated. This study focuses on the minimum myth type and human nature, not being interested in myths’ subjects or themselves. Mythical sensibility is the essential characteristics of the primitive inner life. Primitivism shown by Robinson in Robinson Crusoe is a recreated pattern. There is no today’s natural concept in primitive cultures. And nature is not distinguished from supernature. The world that Robinson lives is different from the real world. The events in the internal structure of this text are needed to investigate these problems.

키워드

신화원시주의루소상상문화자연MythprimitivismRousseauimaginationculturenature
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무한과 최소의 의미들- 루소와 『로빈슨 크루소』를 중심으로
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Infinitude and Minimal Meanings - Between Rousseau and Robinson Crusoe -
저자
정익순
발행일
2014-10
저널명
비교문학
64
페이지
221 ~ 241