英文摘要 |
This study anal yzes the subject of motherhood and mothering in South Korean female script writer Su Hyeon Kim’s 3 family dramas. How Kim created the characters of mother, how she raised female issues from those characters, and what ma ternal thoughts three dramas brought up under patriarchal society are discussed. The purposes of this study are to understand how Kim narrated female voices between traditional and young generations, and how maternal discourse was represented by characters , plots, and dialogues. Chatman’s narrative theory as a method is used. This study focuses on the actants and events of mother and discusses gender cultural implication in those TV dramas and female subjectivity under Kim’s writing. It is found that mother is signified as a function of help and problem solving; moreover, Kim’s dramas is toward s a narrative of maternal feminism by mothering strikes, vacations, and female body autonomy. |