1950~60년대 재야공간으로서의 다방과 문인 네트워크

The Da-bang [cafe] and literary networks as ‘Jaeya spaces’ in the 1950s and 1960s: Focusing on the ‘Myeongdong Era’ of the Literary Circles

This study aims to identify the social network that established internal communication between communities through the ‘Dabang’(cafe) space, which formed the ‘myeongdong era’ of Literary Society in the 1950s and 1960s. Unlike previous studies on the exchange of literary people centered on Dabang , they tried to connect the network of writers in Busan refuge with the network of writers in the so-called ‘Jaeya’(out of the system) before and after. Through this, this study examined in the context of what kind of people interacted and what kind of genealogy it became in the “Jaeya and jaeya space,” or the space that became the base of literary researchers. Such work is meaningful in that it identifies the movements of those in the day who resisted the power that had invaded in the absence of authority and tried to overcome the plight of the times through the restoration of community and the publicness.