혐오와 원시성의 문제들: 『야만인을 기다리며』를 중심으로

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This paper aims at making the concept in space and time in order to understand abjection and primitivity. Abjection is the feeling when concepts such as love, hate, truth, and deceit can not be abandoned or reused. This fact leads people to recognize the problems of human desire, life, death, civilization and culture. In Waiting For The Barbarian, there are elements that can make us understand savages and primitivity. Rousseau explained this kinds of similarities and differences between the primitive society and human society. Hobbes created a model of power to explain human's savage mind in the primitive state. There is no barbarian emerged in the novel who causes the fear and abjection to the people. These are the problems in the absence and silence of the barbarians. They were outsiders of the event that created nonexistence in the context. This paper provides possible motivations to solve the problems of their clamors and realities. We can not predict the depth and width of primitive nature in the model of literature and philosophy. The events that savages were not there are not in the time and place of our understanding. Therefore, this paper tries to see where the barbarians and primitivities were.

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