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A Study of Poetry Teaching for a reasonable[valid] interpretation

JEONG BOKJIN 1

1전북대학교, 호남제일고등학교

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This study aims to suggest method of poetry teaching for a reasonable[valid] interpretation. Poetry teaching is based on reception theory and reader-response criticism until now. but these theories have limits that is a gap between ideal reader and real reader. It means that the real readers are less likely the possibility of a reasonable interpretation than ideal reader. The concept of an ideal reader is in accordance with the theory of the Iser, Ideal readers know certain works of literature and literary techniques to deploy customs, production methods means that the text of the law governing them systematically in the text's codes (codes)' means the reader knows. That speaks fluent readers about the indeterminacy of the structure and meaning of the text. In addition, the literary grammar means ‘rules of signification’, ‘customs of the figurative coherence’ and ‘customs of thematic unity’. Ideal reader can be interpret a poetic sense, based on the organic structure of the text cohesion. However, the real reader is still in inexperienced readers to the literary grammar and they impressed with only a sense of the text the appreciation. This paper has highlighted the real reader(High School student) Literature In order to fulfill its role must map to the validity interpreted in light of the literary grammar. To support this discussion, compare the various aspects of the practical interpretation of the real reader and ideal reader for a work called "waterfall" of Kim Soo Young. And heading to enrich the appreciation of the real readers class teaching methods were designed containing the centrifugal questions and aesthetic questions. And to a comprehensive discussion over, it said that it is possible to reach a reasonable interpretation through dialogue and cultural discourse community, observe binding upon the structure of the text, empathic coordination.

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