• 대중서사연구
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• 제26권1호
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• pp.103-132
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• 2020

이 연구는 2000년대 이후, 한국 아동·청소년 과학소설에 제시된 디스토피아의 특징과 의미를 분석하여 국가산업자본주의와 결탁한 과학주의의 모순에 대응하는 아동·청소년 문학의 원리를 탐구하고 그 의의와 한계를 고찰하였다. 대상 작품은 체제 디스토피아를 배경으로 하여 그에 저항하는 아동·청소년 서사의 비중이 높다. 체제 디스토피아는 '가짜 유토피아'와 거기서 배제된 사람들의 집단인 '수용소'로 이루어져 있다. 체제 디스토피아에서 생명권을 침해당한 청소년들은 정치권력에 저항하여 수용소에서 탈출하고 투쟁한다. 환경 디스토피아를 중점적으로 탐구한 것은 많지 않지만, 환경오염이나 핵폭발 이후의 지구를 배경으로 한 작품에서 유목적 주체가 발견된다. 요컨대 아동·청소년 디스토피아 과학소설은 과학기술주의 계급사회의 모순을 심화시켜 우리 사회의 억압적, 물질중심적, 차등적 교육현실을 비판한다. 그리고 아동·청소년들이 그 체제의 기만과 위선을 간파하여 저항주체로 행동하기 바란다. 이 작품들은 산업자본주의와 결탁한 정치권력의 생명정치 전략을 폭로하고 성찰하게 한다는 점에서 의의가 있다. 하지만 인간의 생명을 자연과 동일시하고 그 대척점에서 과학기술과 기계, 물질문명의 위험성을 경고하는 것은 이분법적 가치관의 한계로 보인다. 이 논문은 2000년대 이후 아동·청소년 디스토피아 과학소설의 양상을 개관하고 작가들의 과학기술주의에 대한 인식 및 한계를 밝힌 의의가 있다.

• 대한간호학회지
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• 제24권1호
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• pp.85-95
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• 1994

The effects of media violence on the delinquent behavior and violence of children and adolescent are controversial. However, a small but genuine association appears to exist between media violence and aggression or violence. At the present, for a considerable proportion of the population of children and adolescent, delinquent behavior and violence has become a major problem and a way of life. One factor contributing to this problem has been assumed to be the negative influence of mass media including television, drama, videotapes and fiction magazines and so on. Therefore, this paper is intended to discriminate the causal relationship of influence of mass media and juvenile delinquent behavior and violence and to provide nine hypotheses derived from reviewing the literature related to mass media and delinquent behavior. The nine hypotheses are as follows : 1. The presence of modeling mass media crime themes and the extent of interest in and exposure of children and adolescent to media violence themes will be positively correlated to their delinquent(aggressive) behavior. 2. A higher positive correlation will be revealed between interest in and exposure to media violence themes and aggressive behavior among adolescent having parental rejection than among adolescent not experiencing parental rejection. 3. A higher positive relationship will be found between interest in and exposure to mass media crime themes and delinquent behavior among youth having need deprivation than among youth not having need frustration. 4. A higher positive relationship will be presented between the presence of imitating mass media crime themes and interest in and exposure to media violence themes and delinquent or aggressive behavior among youth dysplaying their maladaptive character tendency than among those adolescent dysplaying adaptive character tendency. 5. A higher positively correlating relationship will be shown between interest in and exposure to mass media crime themes and delinquent behavior among youth with a higher scores of depressive trend than among those youth having few or no depression. 6. A higher positive relationship will be found between interest in and exposure to media violence themes and aggressive behavior among adolescent complaining of a high degree of psychosomatic complaints than among those youth having few or no psychosomatic complaints. 7. A higher positive correlation will be appeared between interest in and exposure to mass media crime themes and delinquent behavior among youth displaying aggressive impulsiveness than among those youth having few or no aggressive impulsiveness. 8. A higher positive relationship will be found between interest in and exposure to media violence themes and aggressive behavior among youth having antisocial character or neurotic character with weak ego functioning than among those adolescent not having antisocial character or neurotic character with weak ego functioning. 9. A higher positive correlation will be existed between interest in and exposure to mass media crime themes and delinquent behavior among adolescent displaying the lack of sociality than among those youth not having the lack of sociality. The above nine hypotheses will be tested by statistical methods including Chi-square test, simple correlation, principal component analysis, principal component regression analysis and LISREL path analysis.