Reception of Tanizaki in Korea (II) : a comparison of the images of women in Tanizaki's "Shisei" and "Shunkinsho" and Dong In's "Kyogashi"

Gil Mi Hyun

doi:10.15017/15979

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谷崎潤一郎文学の韓国における受容(II) : 谷崎の「刺青」「春琴抄」と金東仁の「狂畫師」の女人像をめぐって

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In this paper I try to compare the images of women in Tanizaki's works "Shisei" and "Shunkinsho" and Dong In's "Kyogashi" and to clarify some influences of the Japanese writer on the Korean writer. In his early period, Dong In described his heroines just as women of the age really were. After he read Tanizaki's "Shunkinsho", however, his heroines began to assume absolute ethereal beauty. Tanizaki often chooses devilish women as his heroines in order to present an image of power in woman. Dong In, on the other hand, limits himself simply to beautiful women without any other particular characteristics. Beauty in woman is an object to admire and worship for Tanizaki, while it is only an object of art for Dong In.

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Comparatio

Comparatio 4 1-12, 2000-03-30

Society of Comparative Culｔural Studies, Graduate School of Social and Cultural Studies, Kyushu University

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CRID: 1390572174790047360

NII Article ID: 110007159032

NII Book ID: AA11370798

DOI: 10.15017/15979

HANDLE: 2324/15979

Text Lang: ja

Article Type: departmental bulletin paper

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