정비석의 소설 『 자유부인』과 ‘박인수 사건’을 통해 본 신문 매체의 전후여성 담론

초록

It is a socially important ideological task to play a role in postwar women in the period of national reconstruction after the war. As the newspaper rebuilt the devastated land through war, it moved toward restoring the bodies of our wives and daughters who lost their chastity. The 1954 novel ‘Free Women’s Debate’ and the ‘Park In-Soo' incident the following year were the most symbolic of this trend. And this is also a strong incentive driven by the newspaper media. This study examined the way in which newspapers newly constructed and spread the image of postwar women to the public, while closely examining the reports on the two cases. The newspapers form a post-war woman with the image of a depraved negative modern woman, and form a popular discourse that must escape from these stigmatisms in order to control themselves and keep purity. As a result, the newspapers have the initiative to produce discourses that can propose and attract women as post-war women to become ladies suitable for the new national system.

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