한국근대소설을 통해 본 한국어 문체의 생성과 분기

초록

This paper examines the patterns of style revealed in modern Korean novels, especially novels such as Lee In-jik and Yeom Sang-seop, in the interchange of mixed Korean and Korean styles. During the enlightenment period, Yoo Gil-jun's <Seoyugyeonmun> summons the method of the transration of Chilseo. The style of Lee In-jik's <Hyeol-Lu> is also a call to the hidden power of mediation from the outside rather than an external institutional transplant. This same structure applies to the identification of Yeom Sang-seop's style. And in the secondary process of changing Gukhanmun style into Gukmun style, the true creation of Korean style is carried out. In addition, it should be emphasized that the transformation from a limited hybrid to a Korean style in their novels has a central position in the creation of the style. In the secondary process of translating into this Korean language, the true creation of Korean culture is carried out. Finally, and Gukmun style are not competitive but have the complementary relationships. Rather, it is confirmed that the competition structure between Gukhanmun style or between Gukmun style is the main generation structure of our novel style.

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