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 (Prof. ma Kwang-soo claims the freedom of discourse of sex )

The Open Discussion about Sex
isn't the freedom of speech applicable to the discussion about sex ?

 Formerly, the big family was universal. In a big family, the correlation of parents with their sons and daughters was more important than that of father with mother, according to M.Foucalt's explanation. ( M. Foucalt says that relation between father and mother is a sex relation and relation between parents and their children is a tie which is kept by morality and law. )But these days, a two generation family is much more universal than a big family. Generally, the members of the two generation family consist of a father, mother, one son and one daughter. This means that the sex relation is much more important than a tie in comparison with previous days. In this regard, we can say that this age is the sexual age.In Korea, this age is one of confusion of sexual morailty. We can easily see this confusion. Married women prostitute themselves for momey and pleasure. Love hotels in gig cities increase day by day. The debauchery of the wife as well as that of the husband is on the increase, too. Sexual attacks on a girls in kindergarten and schools have been made by their teachers. In this situation, the government recently announced that they would control overexposure. And the magazine house which carried shin Yun-pok's gaudy landscape printing was prosecuted.Professor Ma Kwang-soo who was restrained on account of 'Pleasant Sara' predicted that 'SEX' would be one of the most important cultural factors in Korea.In a word, his opinion has been that there must be open discussion about sex. We Koreans have dual way of thinking about sex, he said. The one sided way of thought is the confucian patriarchal principle and the other side is preference to sex, which is easily confirmed by the increasing numbers of live hotels, and improper use of medicine.Prof. Ma Kwang-soo recognizes that there are various opinions in Korean society. It is natural that some are conservative and others are progressive. And under the freedom of expression, there should be free exchange of opinions. He compressed these thoughts into 'Liberalism' and 'Pluralism'.But the goverment and the conservatives would not acknowledge his ideas and they restrained him in relation to 'Pleasant Sara.'As previously stated, they want to control the people'scolthes and freedom of expression . (they have tried to enact laws to control the PC communication.)Contrary to the goverment's wishes, sex crime increases day by day, and more and more couples are getting divorced. Prof. Ma Kwang-soo thinks that we can overcome these problems only through the open discussion of sex and to do away with the dual way of thinking about sex, especially in the case of men.In Korea, man's double standard on sex is based on the confucian patriarchal principle. He says that under the confucian family system, marriage itself demands the sacrifice of woman.The rapid increase in debauchery of woman as well as that of men makes us feel a sense of crisis about family. From this standpoint, he thinks that marriage should not be essential but by choice. In Western society, we can see other types of marriage, such as simply living together or contract marriage. If the present-day tendencies of marriage in Korea go on, living together or contract marriage will appear before long according to him.Prof. Ma was born into a low class family. and he grew up under a mother who had no religion. These things made him free from already established convention.On the basis of this freedom, he expressed his opinion about sex in the shape of 'Pleasant Sara' and tried to take out sex from a dark place into the light. But the government and the conservative try to restrict freedom of expression under the name of preservation of the traditional ethics of an age when the class system existed.Though the conservatives try to keep what they call traditional ethics, confusion in sexual morality is more and amore widespread. Prof. Ma thinks that censorship and control can not settle the problem fundamentally, but only conceal it. A lot of confusion in connection with 'SEX' makes this fct evident.Under pluralism which has recognized that there are various opinions, a freedom in which one can express one's opinion without restriction is urgent in Korea, he said. The problems in relation to 'SEX' can not be an exception.The society in which the opinion of a part of the people becomes the opinion of whole people and supresses other's freedom of expression is a fearful society.'SEX' which is more and more widespread in the dark should be taken out into the open discussion stage. And Professor Ma Kwang-soo has been playing an important role in opening up discussion.To suppress 'open discussion about 'SEX' in the name of anxiety about sex crimes, is not justified.

BY CHOI YOUNG-PYO, CUB-REPORTER

KONKUKBULLETINDECEMBER 1996 (KONKUK UNIVERSITY PRESS )

 

INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1993
Korea's Lonely Master of Erotica
By David Tracey 

SEOUL - Professor Ma Kwang-Soo doesn't want to talk about the crime that recently put him in jail for two months. He worries that any more controversy will only rile the government, or perhaps cost him his job at the prestigious Yonsei University in Seoul. But he will agree to an interview if we limit the talk to his writing. Trouble is, they're the same thing."My first long novel was 'Ennui' in 1990," he begins, speaking in Korean through an interpreter. "It's about a man with a fetish for long fingernails. In all of my books there's something about long fingernails. I don't know why, but I've never been able to find a novel in any world literature that includes a fingernail fetish. Anyway, this fetishist poet meets a woman with long fingermails and they have a fantastic night of sex play. It's written in the first-person stream-of-consciousness style.""I got a lot of enemies because of 'I Like Loose Women.'" he said, "but it also helped change Korean society. Traditionally in Korea the sol is more important than the body, patience is more important than pleasure. People came to recognize that pursuit of pleasure is not a sin."The government didn't agree, and warned Ma to tone down. But "Let's Go to the Rose inn," his book of poems featuring fetishes, voyeurism, sadomasochism and more, started another controversy in 1989. A movie version collapsed in progress when the producer decided it would never get past the censors."People thought the title was an invitation to go to a cheap inn to have sex or adultery," Ma explained, "but that's not what I wrote. I srote that in a society with so many social restrictions you need a place to hide. The rose Inn is the hiding place of love."All the fuss about sex prevents Ma's books from being reviewed on literary grounds, he says sadly. Modern literature in south Korea, he feels, is boring partly because the critics are conservative and preachy. "It the same time that they highly praise writers like D.H. L. Lawrence and Allen Ginsberg, they say it's too early for the same type of things to be written here. They just toady up to the West."Among his other publications are scholarly books, including one on symbolic poetics that he says led to his most recent and most controversial novel. "Delightful Sara," about a college coed's sexual experiments with various men, was ordered out of the bookstores last year and Ma was arrested. His imprisonment gave South Korea the rare distinction of being a democracy in the 1990s that will look up a writer for fiction.Ma says the book simply described modern reality, but was criticized because "Korean people still want to think of their daughters as pure virgins." He also says the government is hypocritical : "If I had written about the free sex of a college man I wouldn't have been in trouble."The arrest let Ma know who his friends weren't. Other than students, very few in the writing community, including journalists, stood up for him.What support he does receive comes in small measures, sometimes with qualifications. "We need a person like Professor Ma," said the schoolteacher Kim Soon-Im, while three of her 15-year-old students listened in. "He's an important step toward making a free country. the problem is he goes too far when he writes that everything we do is because of sexual instincts." And feminists continue to criticize his failure to support their anti-pornography campaigns (he suggests they make their own pornography to exploit men).Ma, now 42, cuts a lonely figure. Heads turn when he walks down the street; he can hear his name in whispers as he walks away. He's divorced, and he admits that this may contribute "a little" to his belief that undying spiritual love is a mental deception that is no match for physical attraction.For now he is lying low, but unhappily. "It's very depressing to think that I may not be able to write any more. But I can't go to jailagain, my body is too weak for that. these days I've lost all interest, so I'm not writing a thing. It's sad. Our country is supposedly becoming international and democratic, and them this happens. If they can suppress culture, they can suppress anything."Ma would like to have some of his writing translated into english, wondering aloud whether poetry sells in the United States. "No? Maybe 'Ennui'then." In any event, exile is not an option."I'm too old for that. I could never learn English now. And besides, I'm too old for that.I could never learn English now. and besides, I'm really a patriot. I write these things for Korea, not because I hate Korea."David Tracey is a free-lance writer living in Japan.

  MA KWANG-SOO

I DON'T LIKE SUMMER

 

As I was born skinny, I hate summer. My thin body cannot stand summer heat at all. But, a more basic reason is that I have no way of concealing my body in summer. I manage to wrap myself in bulky clothes in winter, but, in summer, I cannot do it. If I could afford an air conditioner, I would not even mind dressing up every day and night. But, in reality, one small electric fan is the only thing that I have with which to survive all the unbearable scorching heat of summer. thus I have no choice of clothing but must expose all my miserable bony structure in my thin casual outfil. There is nothing at all that I can do about my skinny body. I simply had to give up in desperation.This is why summer is a lonely season to me. Fall is often called lonesome, but it is not to me. In fall and winter, I can wear plenty of clothes and look a bit stout in bulky clothes, and can embrace my girlfriend warmly. But, in summer, I do not have enough confidence to hug at all.There used to be a popular song titled 'Love comes and goes with the season'. The song talks about what really happened to by love stories. The song says, 'I met her in winter. And she will leave me in summer'. This is what I really have experienced. Many of the girlfriends whom I met in winter have left me in summer. I may have looked strong enough to depend on in an big thick winter coat. But, in summer, I had to expose my skinny body which shows no sign of male energy.I wish I could show off a strong body while swimming in front of my girlfriend. I wish I could be proud of my healthy body while whispering words of love to her at the beach in summer. Never. These things can never happen to me. It should be clear why I am lonely in summer.Moreover, what fans my loneliness is the sight of women's sexy dresses in summer. I already feel small, but then must face fresh bodies of women, who proudly pass me by in their skimpy clothes. The sight of their exposed breasts and thighs, - and especially the dazzling sight of their fingernails painted red and toenails painted blue - leaves me even more helpless and forlorn. One does not need to quote such a grand philosophy as existentialism to explain loneliness. Loneliness is a simple result of man's failure to expresss his sex urge. The lonely feeling will creep upon him when a man helplessly catches sight of a woman who is gorgeous looking and sensually dressed.This is particularly true of me since I work in a university. Surrounded by the fresh look and lively expression of young students, I cannot resist my envy of them. Youth makes everything beautiful. Young coeds do not look poor even in the cheap dress that they bought for Won 1000 on the street. How sweet it is to look at the coeds scampering around in cheap earrings and bracelets that they bought for won 500 or won 1000 from a street cart. Such a sight matches well with fresh green grass of the summer campus. In fact, I am not that old, but when I look at them, I feel as if I had already grown hopelessly old and desperately long for the days when I was younger.Now I am too old, too skinny and have too little energy to make love. Each time summer comes, I am stripped of all my energy and I barely sustain my fragile body on such health foods as ginseng or ginseng chicken soup. Actually, summer should be more properly called 'season which never suits me'.

 

AN UNFORGETTABLE WOMAN

 

A poet, Park In-Hwan, sang in his poem, 'When time passes by': 'Now my memory has forsaken her name. But, her eyes and her lips still stay in my heart.' The older I grow, the closer to my heart that song becomes. when I heard the song in my early twenties, I passed it off as a meaningless popular song of a common kind. I have since met one woman after another,and experiencde the essence of love in my own way.Now the meaning of the song being to ring true in my heart.Many people seek the essence of love from the name rather than the lips or the eyes.Lips or the eyes are a symbol of physical love,and the name stands for mental love. Driven by instinct,man has monments of giving him-self in physical love. Still,in one corner of his mind, he searches for a woman who will salvate his soul and be a partner to communicate with.But,time will teach him that the world is not the place to realize such romantic love.Then,he begins to compromise between the two forms of love,say,like a man sitting on the fence.He adopts a compromise in which to do both a meantal and physical love together.I was also looking for spiritual love only to find it a mere illusion that I pursued, and I finally concluded that love is touch. This really holds when I recall my girlfriends from the past. I try all in vain to remember all the dialogs are compltely erased fom my memory. What remains vivid is the sweet sense of the touch that I had wheen I first held her hands and kissed her on the cheek. I have for-gotten her name,but still remember her sexual lips,long limpid fingernails, and perfume.A woman whom I can never forget is `K',who grew her fingernails incredibly long.From my childhood, I was crazy about long fingernails. Even properly long ones did not meet my satisfaction.They should be long,long to the point of being bent down. If they are manicured with grotesque colors like black or blue,they would be much better.My heart would nearly stop beating to see a woman with such fingernails.If I had seen such long fingernails,I would have fallen into a trance.But,in reality,Icould not easily find a woman who grew her fingernailds long enough.It was thus only in my imagination that I longed for such a woman.Then,even though belatedly,`K'apperared to me.What made it even better was the fact that`K'herself heartily loved her own fingernails. If a woman raises her fingernails simply to show them to others,she will soon have a limit to the length.But,in `K's case,it was out if her own narcissism that she grew them long and long endlessly,which even more pleased my aesthetic standards. When I met her,I needed nothing else but her fingernails with little need of talk any way.She was a type of few words, and threw herself into my arms with-out words as if she were a solid object.But,even then,I was still confused and may have believed that love should also have a bit of something spiritual.One day she left suddenly,obviously because of me. I realize that I must have begun to burst out with complaints about her.`Fingernails are not enough.I want something spiritual that would bind us together even stronger.' I was murmuring in my mind like a fool. And she may have read my mind.Time has passed,and I,now a man of nearly 40,still long for`K'. I only miss her.And her fingernails. Now I have reached conclusion that love needs no mental dimension.Love needs no sharing views about life and things.Neither do we need to whisper any sweet talk of love.Love is an ecstasy of pleasure that one feels when he touches one beautiful part of her body that he likes.Even at the moment of writing this essay,the ghostly appearance of her fingernails which were as long as four centimeters is lingering around.

 

        TO THE ROSE INN

         When I am with you,

        I hate to just talk.

        I even loathe to pretend

        To be a noble speaker.

        Love is touch,

        Love is feeling.

        Let`s go to the Rose Inn.

         

        When I am with you,

        I hate to dine in a fancy restaurant

        And to drive in a fancy car

        With my empty in a moment

        And becomes eternity

        I only love body language without a word.

        Let's go to the Rose Inn.

         

        When you are with me,

        You love to talk about

        Philosophy,Life and Religion.

        You even worry about the world

        As if it is your fate.

        Your coffee is Choice,symphony is Karajan.

        I am dying to kiss your lips

        But O,my love only wants to talk.

        Let's go to the Rose Inn.

         When I am with you,

        I hate slow dance.

        I even loathe disco.

        I want to smell your feet

        To be intoxicated by that smell.

        I also want to comb your long hair.

        I want to paint your sharp fingernails

        With different colors.

         Let's go to the Rose Inn.

         

            ENNUI

         If not sick,I get borde.

         If no wars,

        There isn't peace but boredom.

        After hardships,

        There isn't joy but boredom.

        After love,

        There isn't marriage but boredom.

         There is no ecstasy.