This study examines the literary meaning of juvenile poetry that has appeared in earnest since 2010. It is a narrow concept that teenagers are teenagers. Teenagers set them as readers, and they characterize youth's lives and thoughts as poetry.
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This study examines the literary meaning of juvenile poetry that has appeared in earnest since 2010. It is a narrow concept that teenagers are teenagers. Teenagers set them as readers, and they characterize youth's lives and thoughts as poetry.
However, youth poetry and poetry are different. Young people express their concerns with their own words. However, teenagers write the world of teenagers in the eyes of adults in the language of teenagers. As a result, the youth city is presumed to target youth.
The characteristics of juvenile poetry reflect a characteristic of adolescence in which physical growth and mental maturation proceed simultaneously. On the material side, school life and self-discovery are prominent, which emphasizes the fact that youth are school-within-existence.
In the youth, there are many cases in which teenagers are exposed to what they see, hear and worry about. It is because 'youth' is participating as a virtual subject in every process of youth poetry from world recognition to utterance. In addition, there are cases in which teenagers perceive youth problems from the viewpoint of adults but recognize them as if they are found and utter them. In other words, the learned worldview is perceived as a worldview formed by oneself.
The expression that is found all the time in juvenile poetry is that it shapes the individual situation or events in an over-generalized way. This fact derives from the perception of adolescents as a group of teenagers rather than as individual entities. Therefore, the youth world, which is shaped by the youth, has the aspect of dealing with the problem of the generation of the youth rather than the concern of the individual youth.
As a result, some aesthetic categories of youth poetry were presented. First, juvenile poetry should focus on identifying their physical growth and inner maturity in the process of exploring the cognitive world of adolescents.
Second, youths should play a role in guiding the youth world and culture to socialize in a universal dimension. At this time, we should recognize that it is not healthy socialization that creates a world of youth in the world with the past, rather than imposing a given world on the youth.
Third, youths need to act as an opportunity to seriously consider their own identity formation. The self-consciousness of adolescents can mature in the process of exploring and exploring something that is not particularly visible, but which manipulates and controls our lives in a clever way, that is, behind the invisibility.
Fourth, the form of adolescent poetry needs to be structured a little differently from the complexity and incomprehensibility of aesthetics that modern poetry has introduced. For this purpose, the youth city should approach the methodology which does not deviate much from the context in which the poetic sanctions are involved.