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@article{ART002760156},
author={Park, hanra},
title={A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-},
journal={Korean Language & Literature},
issn={1229-1730},
year={2021},
number={118},
pages={103-123},
doi={10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103}

TY - JOUR
AU - Park, hanra
TI - A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-
JO - Korean Language & Literature
PY - 2021
VL - null
IS - 118
PB - Korean Language & Literature
SP - 103
EP - 123
SN - 1229-1730
AB - This paper tried to examine the ‘thoughts of poetry’ about what the poem wants to say through the structure of ‘difference’ by examining 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon』, Lee Seong-bok’s meta poem. ‘Repetition of the same object’ does not aim for identity. The repetition of the same object or situation is ultimately a process in which the speaker repeatedly thinks about the meaning of the object of the poem through ‘difference’. In other words, the same object reveals its potential through desire or memory, and is accompanied by a 'difference' every time it is repeated. This difference makes an object a 'sign' as the driving force to be reborn as a different object every time the same object is repeated. Since an object without a fixed essence cannot be settled into meaning, it cannot be thought through language, but involuntary thinking is forced every time. The difference between heterogeneous objects is sublimated to transcending taboos or dismantling boundaries. In this sublimated world, the narrator does not lose his living power until the very end. This is ‘separated’ from the system of meaning and escapes towards one’s own world or is revealed through a new existence in the atypical world. Although this world of poetry is an extension of the existing world made of language, it forms a point where thinking with language is impossible because it is a world free from language.
KW - Seongbok Lee;Structure of Poetry;Difference;Symbol;Jouissance;Impossibility of Thinking
DO - 10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103
ER -

Park, hanra. (2021). A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-. Korean Language & Literature, 118, 103-123.

Park, hanra. 2021, "A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-", Korean Language & Literature, no.118, pp.103-123. Available from: doi:10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103

Park, hanra "A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-" Korean Language & Literature 118 pp.103-123 (2021) : 103.

Park, hanra. A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-. 2021; 118 : 103-123. Available from: doi:10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103

Park, hanra. "A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-" Korean Language & Literature no.118(2021) : 103-123.doi: 10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103

Park, hanra. A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-. Korean Language & Literature, 118, 103-123. doi: 10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103

Park, hanra. A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-. Korean Language & Literature. 2021; 118 103-123. doi: 10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103

Park, hanra. A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-. 2021; 118 : 103-123. Available from: doi:10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103

Park, hanra. "A study on the structure of ‘difference’ in Lee Seong-bok’s poetry -Focused on 『Wave pattern marks on the forehead of the moon-" Korean Language & Literature no.118(2021) : 103-123.doi: 10.21793/koreall.2021.118.103