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학술저널
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홍윤희 (고려대학교)
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한국중어중문학회 중어중문학 中語中文學 第47輯
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2010.12
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285 - 312 (28page)

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There was a heated debate in the 1980s China to determine the range and characteristics of Chinese mythology and discern what could be the mythological elements or features that defined mythology as a genre. It could even be said that China had a fever for mythology at the time. This ‘great debate over Chinese mythology’ that continued on for nearly a decade was incited by the most renowned scholar of Chinese mythology in the twentieth century, Yuanke (袁珂). He proposed the broad definition of mythology which disrupted the existing classification of mythology and lifted the time limit within which mythology was created, hence, argued that mythology was still being created.
The Chinese mythologists, who based their ideas on Marxist theory as their principal source, contested Yuanke’s argument with the narrow definition of mythology, using one of Marx’s comments on mythology that it was created in the primitive and disappeared with the primitive age. However, this debate which went on for nearly ten years came to an abrupt halt in the 1990s without reaching any kind of agreement or conclusion. As if the opposing mythologists have come to a tacit agreement not to take Yuanke seriously, they did not bring up the broad definition of mythology any more. Two contesting views, without touching on the other, separately published books based on their own definitions of mythology, one side based on Yuanke’s view of mythology and the other based on the view of narrow definition of mythology.
Focusing on this strange phenomenon, this paper aims to examine the debate in the 1980s and tries to present a diagnosis as to why it came to such an abrupt halt without reaching any conclusion. Among the many explanations, it seems to have been induced by the collision between the Chinese mythologists’ strong aspiration to create a rich source of myths which could be comparable to that of Greek myth and their dream to realize a Marxist view of revolution, at the same time. That is, when the idea of ‘China’ and that of ‘Marx’ collided, Chinese scholars could deny neither of them.

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