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Text Linguistic Analysis on Literatures – Focused on ‘Spring Is’ by Shin, Dong Yeob-

  • Korean Language & Literature
  • 2011, (79), pp.33-52
  • Publisher : Korean Language & Literature
  • Research Area : Humanities > Korean Language and Literature

Kim Jin ho 1

1가천대학교

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ABSTRACT

Text linguistics makes the amalgamation between various academic systems by focusing of linguistics. Especially, it suggests new directions to the research of literature, so this study analyzed 「Spring Is」of poet Shin, Dong Yeob as a research text. The summary focused on discussion would be as follows: Texts of one work affect text of other works or same writer. Especially, the poet Shin, Dong Yeob is esteemed as a representative participant poet in Korean literary world. His basement of historical perception, reality perception and national consciousness started from 『Asanyeo』were melted in the 「Spring Is」 following 「Geum River」and 「Go away, Shells」. In the text 「Spring Is」, the main agent of each stanza started from ‘Spring’ the symbolic work that the poetic narrator dreamed, and the poetic concept for ‘winter’, the opposite symbolic word developed at the first part of the third stanza. While there are no particular highlighted modifiers for ‘winter’, but the appearance of ‘spring’ that the narrator hopes ultimately expressed concretely. That is, generous and shining ‘spring’, and ‘blizzard’ and ‘iron’, symbols of ‘winter’ have typical opposition structure. As for the negative ‘winter’, volitional hope that melts ‘iron’ as if the snow melts during the winter by sprouting feel of ‘spring’ arrives. This expresses that ‘spring’ of Korean people is based on the historical appropriateness like following the natural circulation of ‘spring-summer- fall-winter’. Considering the development process of ‘awareness of the reality (problem)–premise of destroying reality-advent of utopia-concrete appearance of utopia’ in the contents structural aspect of text, it is possible to set ‘the first part of the third stanza’ as independent stanza.

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