초록

용어보기논문에서 용어와 풀이말을 자동 추출한 결과로, 시범 서비스 중입니다. AI-Helper

Abstract ▼ AI-Helper

This paper is treating the relationship between human identity and places regarding the french author G. Perec"s efforts to recover his memories of childhood through writings. Perec"s father died of having hurt during the world war Ⅱ and his mother was disappeared in Auschwitz. This was why he taked...

This paper is treating the relationship between human identity and places regarding the french author G. Perec"s efforts to recover his memories of childhood through writings. Perec"s father died of having hurt during the world war Ⅱ and his mother was disappeared in Auschwitz. This was why he taked the writing as fated task to recover his vanished memories of childhood, in which he lived without parents and any stable house. Based on the experiences of Perec and his effort to recover his memories through writings, this paper argues that the vanished memories of the author"s childhood is inseparable to the fact that there was no place, in which he could have been deeply rooted. This thesis can also be applied to the modern everyday life, that has been characterized by the term "homelessness". Heidegger, Bachelard and Benjamin agreed on this diagnose of the modern with some differences. These philosophers were also trying to find out the way to resist against the more accelerated processes of forgetting in modern times. In the case of Perec, it was writing, that has lead to pay attention to the everyday life and placeness. Regardless of whether his writings recovered the authentic memories or invented them, the writing was an important agency for the task resisting against the forgetting process in modern times and making us know of the deep connection of placeness and memories in human life.

주제어