@article{ART002033208},
author={Yang byungho},
title={A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics},
journal={Korean Language & Literature},
issn={1229-1730},
year={2015},
number={94},
pages={257-280}
TY - JOUR
AU - Yang byungho
TI - A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics
JO - Korean Language & Literature
PY - 2015
VL - null
IS - 94
PB - Korean Language & Literature
SP - 257
EP - 280
SN - 1229-1730
AB - This thesis examines the cognitive system and imaginative structure of Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry by quoting the methodology of cognitive system.
Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry reflects the period and the age, thus the Poet materialize the agony and frustration of the world and the future hope positively. The world that the Poet recognizes is not directly expressed but indirectly represented through the metaphors and symbols. Also the world of time and space has negative feature. However, Yi Yuk-Sa no more stay in the age of negative space time than expresses the desire to overcome. Likewise, the desire of the Poet crystallizes through the 'out-schema' and 'structural metaphor'.
Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry takes some time for introspection but, the Poet searching by himself through tragic fate of his life, in other words, not the human being but the self of the period and the age. For Yi Yuksa, the self is agony and frustration result from the negative world. The Poet examines the self is wander and frustrate due to the world trouble, for example, Likewise, take time for introspection crystallize through the 'life is journey schema' and 'paths-schema'.
Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry carries out both introspection of the world and him and the future. This future examines the positive and optimistic feature and this can be achieved in the positive cognition of space and time. In other words, Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry crystallizes that the present space time is negative, but the future space time will positive. This desire of a poetic narrator aroused followed by the 'in- schema' and cohere the cognitive signatures focusing on the narrator.
KW - cognitive poetics;cognitive schema;conceptual integration;basic conceptual metaphor;family resemblances;categorization;mapping
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Yang byungho. (2015). A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics. Korean Language & Literature, 94, 257-280.
Yang byungho. 2015, "A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics", Korean Language & Literature, no.94, pp.257-280.
Yang byungho "A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics" Korean Language & Literature 94 pp.257-280 (2015) : 257.
Yang byungho. A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics. 2015; 94 : 257-280.
Yang byungho. "A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics" Korean Language & Literature no.94(2015) : 257-280.
Yang byungho. A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics. Korean Language & Literature, 94, 257-280.
Yang byungho. A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics. Korean Language & Literature. 2015; 94 257-280.
Yang byungho. A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics. 2015; 94 : 257-280.
Yang byungho. "A study on the Lee Yuk-Sa's poetry in cognitive poetics" Korean Language & Literature no.94(2015) : 257-280.
