女俠敍事의 産生과 중국 무협소설사적 의의에 대한 고찰

A Study on the Emergence of Chivalrous Women Narrative and Meaning of the Chinese Kung-Fu Novels History

This study is to analyse the emergence of chivalrous women narrative depicted through Zhiguai Fictions in Wei-Jin and Six-Dynasties. And this is also to aim at the content and emergence of chivalrous women narrative written as the first literature works and is to investigate the effect on genres after that time. Li JI and Bi Qiu Ni were created at the same time when chivalrous was given subject matter of literature works first. Although its narrative and depiction were the beginner level which did not form a complete type, it had lots of facts such as Kung Fu and chivalrous heros. It is said that Wei-Jin and Six-Dynasties couldn’t form a trend by an active creation of chivalrous women, being deepen in Zhiguai Fictions genres depicting god and ghosts. However, chivalrous spirit and Kung Fu, the base of Kung Fu novels, were seen in that literature. So it can be said that it showed the basic type in the development of Kung Fu narratives. Expecially, by creating chivalrous women in Kung Fu novels typical of men’s characters, it can be said that it showed various possibilities of forming Jianghu. The images of women through Zhiguai Fictions gave us the basic type and possibility about the goal of chivalrous expert swordsmen, ways, and the type of character. The images of Chivalrous Women depicted like this were developed into more specified and more various characters after Tang Chuanqi.