기독교 선교사 게일의 번역담론에서 드러난 사회 통합적 인식

Social Integration Reflected in James Scarth Gale’s Translation Discourse

This article explores how James Scarth Gale (1863-1937)’s, a presbyterian missionary to Korea from 1888 to 1927, social perspective is reflected in his translation discourse, based on the archival research of James Scarth Gale Papers preserved in the University of Toronto. Previous studies evaluated Gale rather dichotomously as either negative or positive to Korean religions and cultures, but this study attempts to shed light on his position emphasising social integratedness, as well as religious unity, and argues that such position is consistently revealed in his translation discourse of Korean religion and Bible.