문학에 대한 김교신의 시각과 그의 글쓰기

초록

Kim Kyo-shin is an educator, publisher, and religiously non-church movementist. Until now, focusing only on the research and controversy about being a non-church movementist, the research on literature he wrote has not been conducted. From 1927 to 1942, he wrote a number of articles while publishing "Bible Chosun". This study is a basic work to analyze Kim Kyo-shin's literature, and summarizes Kim Kyo-shin's perspective on literature. Although Kim Kyo-shin himself said he was an outsider to literature, he clearly presented his perspective on literature. He emphasized that literature is not bound to a specific form, but that the content is important. Literature was said to express the appreciation in the inside through letters. In addition, he rejected writings that are only fun and beautiful to read, and said that it is a good essay to be medicinal by pointing out various problems in the world. Based on this point of view, he expressed regret for Shim Hoon's "Sanroksoo(Evergreen Tree)", and Lee Kwang-soo's "Sarang (Love)" was praised, suggesting that it is a good literature to develop a profound and broad idea. According to this literary perspective, Kim Kyo-shin himself wrote a lot of essay that rang alarm bells in the world. In particular, it was Kim Kyo-shin who frequently used the method of "Piyuk(cynical)" to overcome the limitations of the times called Japanese colonial era. According to this view of literature, there is also a limitation that the subjective consciousness may become excessive and become an oratory beyond the scope of literature. Considering this point, it is necessary to review the prose literature he left behind.

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