한국에서의 대만문학과 대만 원주민문학 연구 현황 및 의의 일고

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to summarize the research status and context of Taiwanese literature and Taiwanese indigenous literature in Korea. Since 2000, we have looked at the current status of Taiwanese literature research in Korea and Taiwanese native literature research within Taiwanese literature. The study of Taiwanese literature provided a complementary explanation of the current status of subsequent studies by referring to the introductory summary of Park Jae-woo (2005) and Lim Sang-geun (2015). Exploring the researchers' research shows that Taiwanese indigenous literature has complementary communication by bursting mainstream literature, Taiwanese literature, and Chinese literature around the surrounding position of Taiwanese literature history. Aboriginal literature with a short research history is a small number of literature that establishes its own literary history and describes the lives and lives of indigenous people in Chinese beyond the loss of language or the disappearance of existence. In particular, researchers seem to be less interested in Taiwanese literature than Chinese literature, Taiwanese literature, or Chinese literature. Compared to the mainstream Taiwanese literature study, there are not many literature studies in Korea, China, or even Taiwan. Korean academia has also focused on Chinese literature research. Although there is a lot of interest in Taiwanese literature or Taiwanese indigenous literature, it seems that there are not many researchers who study it intensively. Seventeen papers published since the 2000s suggest that they are far less than Taiwanese literature studies. In particular, research on indigenous Taiwanese literature requires diversity and expansion of research.