‘한일체제’와 가지무라 히데키 －그 현실인식과 초극의 비전－ = ‘Japan-ROK Regime’ and Hideki Kajimura －His Vision of Reforming Contemporary World－

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This paper examines the thought of Hideki Kajimura who is known as one of the most prominent authors of Korean history and activists in post war period Japan by seeing his approach to the protest movement against Japan-ROK treaty and his criticism to ‘Japan-ROK regime’ that was formed from the time the treaty was concluded. ‘Japan-ROK regime’ can be defined that Japanese government and economic community intervene in South Korean politics and its economic markets, on the other hand South Korean government give priority to economic growth over the rights of lives of working people in South Korea. I focus here on Kajimura’s discussion on ‘Japan-ROK regime’ and clear up the structure of his thought itself and how his thought developed with the change of actual world. I especially focus on the thesis of Korean unification that has not examined enough in the previous studies about Kajimura’s thought. By clarifying Kajimura’s intention to change the Japanese way of being and his inquiry upon the ‘responsibility to Korea as Japanese nationals’, I clarify that such intention or inquiry cannot be separated from his vision of Korean unification. To prove these hypotheses, I examine how he links several concepts such as nationalism, people, and ‘Japanese responsibility’.
In chapterⅠ, first I overview Kajimura’s analysis on the contemporary Japanese-South Korean political and economic relational structure. Kajimura gives importance to the way ‘structural understanding’. I investigate his understanding of nationalism to realize what ‘structural understanding’ is meant. The concepts such as nation, class, people are related to understanding of nationalism. And his vision of Korean unification can be clarified with relation to his understanding of nationalism.
In chapterⅡ, seeing the change of Kajimura’s way to treat these concepts, I see how his vision has changed and deepened. Kajimura, facing to contemporary Korean people’s struggle, works up his vision of Korean unification and the way to see Korean people from ‘the point of view of humanity as itself’. And I see that Kajimura links Korean people’s struggle to that of the people in the Third World.
In chapterⅢ, I make it clear that Kajimura’s way of thinking about ‘Japanese responsibility’ is based on his vision to Korean people as one of the typical beings in the Third World who are in hardships caused by world capitalism.
At the end, I consider Kajimura’s thought may still throw the question how we should live now in this contemporary world.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Ⅰ. 머리말
• Ⅱ. 한일투쟁기의 인식
• Ⅲ. ‘한일체제’ 성립 이후의 인식
• Ⅳ. ‘일본인의 책임’
• Ⅴ.맺음말