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The Prison Writing about Komatsugawa Incident and the Self-designing about the “Naming” of Zainichi Koreans: Focusing on “Crime, Death and Love”(1963) and “The Complete Correspondence of Yi Jin-woo”(1979)
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'고마쓰가와 사건'의 감옥 글쓰기와 재일조선인의 '이름'을 둘러싼 자기 기획 : 『죄와 죽음과 사랑(罪と死と愛と)』(1963), 『이진우 전서간집』(1979)을 중심으로

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Cho, Eun-ae (동국대학교)
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Dong-ak Society of Language and Literature Journal of Dong-ak Language and Literature Vol.90 KCI Accredited Journals
Published
2023.6
Pages
157 - 192 (36page)
DOI
10.25150/dongak.2023..90.005

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The Prison Writing about Komatsugawa Incident and the Self-designing about the “Naming” of Zainichi Koreans: Focusing on “Crime, Death and Love”(1963) and “The Complete Correspondence of Yi Jin-woo”(1979)
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The purpose of this article is to analyze the exchanged correspondence between Yi Jin-woo, a Zainichi Korean death row inmate known as the culprit of the Komatsugawa Incident, and journalist Park Soo-nam as a case of “prison writing.” It aims to shed light on the scripts of self-designing regarding the life/death of Zainichi Korean individuals. Particularly, attention is drawn to the divergent reasoning of the two Zainichi Korean individuals, who can be considered as co-authors of the prison writing affected by the incident, as decisively revealed in the use and transformation of “proper names.” Through this perspective, the self-narratives produced through prison writing following the Komatsugawa Incident can be interpreted as scripts that are constructed within the naming of various layers, shedding light on the subject’s planning. First and foremost, it is noteworthy that Yi Jin-woo attempted to sign with his Korean name, asserting the singularity inherent in his own name. The Korean name “Jin-woo” exists solely within his own writing, performed through the formal rigor and declarative nature of the signature, where we discover an inherent singularity that cannot be attacked, damaged, or violated by any means. On the other hand, Park Soo-nam, in her work titled “The Complete Correspondence of Yi Jin-woo” published in 1979, 16 years after “Crime, Death and Love”, demonstrates an attempt to expand the name “Yi Jin-woo” into a more typical and collective name. It is a method of reappropriating the Zainichi Korean character “R” and “Rs” from Oshima Nagisa’s film “Death by Hanging,” released in 1968, as “another R.” Park Soo-nam’s process of twisting the representation of “R” from the film “Death by Hanging,” which was accepted as a “typical” portrayal of Zainichi Korean individuals and “faced death,” to find a new direction of “life” rather than “death,” was achieved through a connection with the writings of male/national subjects who were authors of prison writing, such as Yi Jin-woo, Kim Hee-ro, Seo Seung and Seo Jun-sik. Although they each had different political and socio-cultural implications, the sense of connecting it with the time of the “nameless others” allowed for its realization.

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1. ‘사건’으로 기억되고/말살되는 재일조선인의 이름
2. 재일조선인의 자기 명명의 서사로서의 감옥 글쓰기
3. R에 관한 각본들: R, Rs, 또 하나의 R
4. ‘반일본인(반쪽발이)’의 과제, 그리고 또 다른 타자들의 이름을 찾아서
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