This study focuses on concepts such as 'Sublime', 'Allegory', 'Melancholy', and 'Jouissance' to examine modern Korean poetry from the 1930s to the 1960s in an aesthetic way. It is a long-term research project to reconstruct the genealogy of modern cur ...
This study focuses on concepts such as 'Sublime', 'Allegory', 'Melancholy', and 'Jouissance' to examine modern Korean poetry from the 1930s to the 1960s in an aesthetic way. It is a long-term research project to reconstruct the genealogy of modern current affairs by suggesting a new problem framework through research, technique, affect, and psychoanalysis. Furthermore, this study applies these research perspectives and methodologies to analyzing and interpreting the texts of Korean modern poetry from the 1970s to the 1990s, presenting a new problem frame and continuing research to analyze and interpret current trends and trends. It is integrated with planning.
To this end, this study first attempts to classify the texts of modern Korean poetry from the 1930s to the 1990s into a series of 'beauty-symbol-mourning' and a series of 'sublime-allegory-melancholy' with a contrasting structure. Based on this, this study examines the texts of individual Korean poets from the 1930s to the 1960s, such as Kim Gwang-kyun and Kim Su-yeong, who belong to the line of 'sublime-allegory-melancholy-jouissance', in an aesthetic, technical, affective, and psychoanalytic way. I want to study from a point of view. And, among modern Korean poets from the 1970s to the 1990s, the texts of individual poets such as Choi Seung-ja and Heo Su-kyung, who belong to the line of 'sublime-allegory-melancholy-jouissance', were studied from the aesthetic, technical, affective, and psychoanalytic perspectives. (After the three-year research period, as planned, actual text research such as Kim Gwang-kyun, Baek Seok, Lee Yuk-sa, Yoon Dong-ju, Cho Ji-hoon, Yoo Chi-hwan, Kim Jong-sam, and Lee Yeon-joo’s Poetry will be conducted continuously, and thesis will be submitted and published in the Journal of the National Research Foundation of Korea).
「A Study on the Structural Principle of Choi Seung-Ja’s Poetry」 is ‘Gaze’ and ‘Memory’ in Poetic Methodology, ‘Memory/Forgetting’, ‘Rise/Fall’, ‘Open/Closed’, ‘Flow/Stop’ in Motif, and ‘Memory/Forgetting’ in Poetic Orientation. Death-Love-Loneliness', 'I-You', 'I-Father', and 'I-Mother' in the category of relational form of the subject, 'two-level mother' and 'ambivalence of choose' in the category of unconscious mechanism, In the category of time consciousness, we try to derive the structural principle of Choi Seung-ja's poems by attempting both a telescopic view and a microscopic search centered on 'passive synthesis of time'. Through this, it is intended to shed new light on the continuity and differentiation between the earlier and later poems, the poetic characteristics of each period, and the in-depth characteristics of individual poems.
「Study on the Structural Principle of Heo Su-gyeong’s Poetry」 divided the development process of Heo Su-gyeong’s poetry into ‘first period’-’second period’-‘third period’-’fourth period’, and then ‘poetic subject’, ‘poetic affect’ ', 'Poetic Recognition and Gaze', 'Poetic Memory and Time Structure', etc., by examining what aspects of continuity and transformation develop in each period, and by extracting a structuring principle that converges and gathers these aspects. The purpose of this study is to explore the aesthetic peculiarity of Heo Su-kyung's poems. Through the development process, Heo Su-kyung's poems are 'principal woman'-'body/mind'-'soul'-'unconscious dream' in terms of poetic subject, 'compassion'-'melancholy'-'despair/ Hope', 'Personal/Family Historical Perspective' - 'Social/Historical Perspective' - 'Civilizational/Mythical Perspective' in terms of poetic perception and gaze, 'Present Memory' in terms of poetic memory and time structure It shows the aspect of moving from 'tracing memory'-'prophetic memory'-'instant memory'.
「Research on the artistry and reality of Kim Soo-young’s poetry」 pays attention to the ‘speech structure’ of ‘repetition and variation’ as the basic frame of analysis of Kim Soo-young’s poetry, and the ‘antagonism and junction of polarities’ as the principle of poetic structuring and the driving force for poetic orientation and leap forward. In the process of poetic development, we try to derive dialectic such as 'peak and stop', 'speed and order', and 'displaced subject and subject', which act as a turning point of step-by-step leap and transition in the process of poetic development. And through this dialectic, I try to interpret it in relation to the characteristics of 'Walter Benjamin's allegory' by examining how Kim Soo-young's poetry connects artistry and reality.