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서양미술사학회 서양미술사학회논문집 서양미술사학회 논문집 제11집
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1999.6
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7 - 22 (16page)

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This paper has two purposes. One is to introduce the main issues of the postcolonial theory or postcolonialism which emerges as an important theme among the western academy and the third world scholars. The other is to investigate the possibility of change which it could bring about in the perspectives of our Korean scholars on the western art history and to search the concrete meanings and suggestions it could reserve for the study on that one.
As the history shows, Korea has experienced the colonial life during thirty six years by neighboring Japan, not by the western empire. Moreover after we accomplished the political independence from Japan, we underwent the Korean war, which has resulted in the division of the nation, the North Korea and the South Korea. After these historical change, the South has come to be subjugated to America in culture as well as in politics and economy. All these continuous colonial and post-colonial experiences made the culture of the South in the predicament.
Considering these historical contexts and the situation, to study the western art history here and now needs the deep self-conscious and self-reliant subjective position. In so far as the western art history is the “western” art history which regards us as “the other”, and is the means of realization of the colonial knowledge-power(as if English literature had been so all over the world), this self-conscious and self-reliant subjective position is seriously needed.
What is firstly required for recovering this kind of self- reliant position is to escape from the stage of the unconscious identification with the westernized theories and methods, which can be called as “the imaginary order” in Lacanian terms. It means to keep the distance from the object such as Brecht’s concept on ‘the distancing effect’. By doing so, the identification which is the colonial effect can be removed, and the western art history can be placed (as) the “western“ art history, or positioned properly as the “other” art history which exists as something distinct from our own.
Secondly, to arrange the western art history according to our self- reliant subjective problematic is another important work. It means that we should pose the western art history in its own context. It is namely to understand that the western art history has been
constituted according to their own history and experience. And It is also to realize that the Western art history has functioned as the institution and discursive complex which has constituted our Korean culture and history in a way of colonialization. Seen in this way, the western art history becomes a part of 1) our humanities 2) western studies 3) contemporary studies, and lastly a means of positive relationship between west and our history. Then, the western art history will be our culture and art history beyond a mere “western” art history.
Finally, the self-reliant subjective study on the western art history is to broaden the understanding of our own experiences and to be a part of an engagement in our life. Those understanding and engagement can be the foundation of the research which resists against all kinds of dominance and subordination. Postcolonialism should be fully utilized as an important guide and an research archive for the self- reliant subject study.

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