• 기호학연구
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• v.55
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• pp.169-193
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• 2018

This paper deals with the formation and communication of negative emotions in war focusing on Ganyangnok(看羊錄). To this end, attention is paid to modal structure of the negative emotions that can be experienced in war and discourse strategy to maintain resilience. The subject of Ganyangnok is in a situation where personal 'will'(want) and social 'duty'(must) are frustrated during the Japanese invasion of Imjinwar. At this time, the subject experiences mental depression conditions such as loss of existence and anxiety through the frustration of personal will and anger and hostility to external objects through frustration of social duty. Then the subject develops resilience to write poetry about negative emotion and to write about the process of proving the legitimacy of existence. In other words, the subject recovers the negative emotions experienced in the war through writing. Through the above discussion, this paper can analyze the negative emotions surrounding the subject logically through 'modal structure' and can see the restorative writing which appeared differently according to the 'modal structure'. This can provide new perspectives on the situation in which the subject is placed on the restorative writing about negative emotions in various contexts.