분단과 탈북자를 바라보는 두 가지 시선 -시·공간의 확장과 깊이-

초록

The purpose of this study was to investigate the literary achievements and significance fulfilled by the “three collections of post-division serial poems” by Ha Jong-o and by ‘I Met Ro Gi-Wan by’ Jo Hae-jin with a focus on “two visions looking at division.” Ha's poems and Jo's novel opened a new chapter in the division literature by approaching the issues of division and North Korean defectors at a completely different level from the old visions and perspectives to look at division and North Korean defectors. Ha achieved it by embodying the issues of division and North Korean defectors with an international vision instead of a single nation vision, and Jo achieved it by embodying those issues with a focus on the consciousness that we were all “potential diaspora” and the issue of “recovery of ego.” Ha's poem texts and Jo's novel texts expanded and renewed the genre domains of poetry and novel by breaking down the old, common prejudice that poetry was a subjective genre and that novel was an objective one and, at the same time, added more width and depth to our vision and perspective of issues of division and North Korean defectors. Ha's poems and Jo's novel once again aroused the idea that the old literary material and topic called division literature could be summoned and reproduced as our issues right here anytime in a new vision, perspective, method, and form.

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