The purpose of this study was to investigate the principle of the Mise en abyme, to understand the relationship with the montage technique, and to examine the aspects accepted in modern poetry. To this end, the artistic principles of "Mise en abyme" a ...
The purpose of this study was to investigate the principle of the Mise en abyme, to understand the relationship with the montage technique, and to examine the aspects accepted in modern poetry. To this end, the artistic principles of "Mise en abyme" and "Montage" were first considered, and Lee Sang, Lee Seung-ha, Hwang Ji-woo, Ham Seong-ho, and Sung Gwi-su's works were studied as methodologies. The mise en abyme and montage are based on the conceptual characteristics of editing, expansion, and staring. In addition, the mise en abyme and montage have intertextual properties. Montage plays a role in making readers or audiences realize new meanings other than those surfaced. In literature, montage gives self-reflection not only to readers but also to the writer himself. The mise en abyme is similar to a montage in terms of reconstruction of reality.
In addition, montage is related to the sense of anxiety as a fundamental self-reflection of the mise en abyme in that it expresses a crisis of faith in the subject's epistemological ability by showing the division of the world in a way of division.
The mise en abyme and montage play a role in revealing concealed subsystems because they play a role in looking into themselves. Lee Sang showed a pattern of self-reflection through 'mirror' and created a work with the principle of montage of recombination of text and images. Through Parergon's principle of erasing the boundaries between quotations, texts, and footnotes, Lee Seung-ha shows the technique of a mise en abyme in the work, which combines the history and present of tragedy. Hwang Ji-woo created a work through the counterpoint montage method and the aesthetic method of constructing text, and in his work, you can also find the principle of a mise en abyme that captures falsehood in daily life from everyday objects. Ham Seong-ho moves the private text into the poem as it is, erasing the boundary between the poem and the poet, enabling self-awareness and renewal. Sung Gwi-soo reflects the inside similarly to the above, and his work consists of a mixture of mise en abyme and montage in both content and form, and serves to look into the structure of the mind through reflection, condensation, and deconstruction.
As such, the mise en abyme and montage are based on the conceptual characteristics of editing, expansion, and staring. In addition, the mise en abyme and montage have intertextual properties. Montage plays a role in making readers or audiences realize new meanings other than those surfaced. In literature, montage gives self-reflection not only to readers but also to the writer himself. The mise en abyme is similar to a montage in terms of reconstruction of reality. The mise en abyme and montage play a role in revealing concealed subsystems because they play a role in looking into themselves.
Montage is related to the inherent self-reflection of the subject self-reflection, that is, the sense of anxiety about himself, in that it expresses a crisis of faith in the subject's epistemological ability by showing the division of the world.
Through this study, it will serve as an opportunity to gauge the study of 'self-reflection', which can be seen as a major characteristic of modern art, by exploring the connection between 'mise en abyme' and 'montage'. Based on the results of this study, we hope to help explore the aesthetic techniques of our modern poetry. Through this, it is expected that the possibility of linking aesthetics with modern poetry can be sought as a result.
In particular, it will be helpful in promoting aesthetic research on modernist literature in the 1930s and 50s and in the aesthetic direction of modern poetry, which has been very diversified since the 1980s. In addition, it can be said that the mise en abyme and montage also imply the possibility as a methodology for studying modern Korean poetry in the 21st century, which shows the pattern of a dwarfed subject. In addition, the possibility of convergent research between imaging art and literature, and further interdisciplinary research between literature and media, literature and engineering can be seen.
Finally, it can be usefully used for education of related majors such as university writing, Korean language literature, and literary creation. In the case of university writing, mise en abyme and montage can be used as basic materials or examples for teaching "self-reflection writing," and in Korean literature, they can be used as examples in literary history and narrow poetry or theory of poets. In literary creation, it can be used as an example that can evoke artistic imagination as one of the artistic techniques.