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A Study on the Formation cours of feminin writing in the reader's column of New-Women

Feminism and Korean Literature / Feminism and Korean Literature, (P)1229-4632; (E)2733-5925
2004, v.0 no.12, pp.339-374
PARK, JI YOUNG
PARK,, J. Y. (2004). A Study on the Formation cours of feminin writing in the reader's column of New-Women. Feminism and Korean Literature, 0(12), 339-374.
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Abstract

Purpose of this paper is to examine motives and realization method of feminin writing, through looking into the readers'column in New Woman(新女性)of the women magazine in the 1920s. New Woman opened the readers'column and continued to encourage readers writing since the first publication. Women readers of New Woman began to express the inner of themselves in writing. However, enlightening editorial police of New Woman was reflected with not change in the reader's column, whose editors were, for the most part, male. The editors infused the idea of feminin writing as the sentimental into their readers and tamed feminin writing as that way, and also misesteemed feminin writing at the same standard. Women readers wrote according for taste of the magazine under editors' guidance. However, several writers of New Women refuted logically this prejudiced idea of male editors, which was proved through reasonal and critic essays of the real of women readers. The readers'column in New Woman shows that feminin writing in the 1920~30s formed in the adaptation and resistance of the male centric discourse.

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"New Woman"(新女性), New Woman, feminin writing, the readers'column, enlightening editorial police, the sentimental, tamed, adaptation, resistance, 신여성, 독자투고란, 여성의 글쓰기, 자기표현, 센티멘탈한 글쓰기, 베제, 순응, 저항

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