시각예술의 혁명과 시 공간의 해체 구성 - 윌리엄 카를로스 윌리엄스의 시 (The Revolution in the Visual Arts and the De-Struction of the Poetic Space - The Poetry of William Carlos Williams)

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· 발행기관 : 현대영미어문학회
· 수록지 정보 : 현대영미어문학 / 31권 / 3호 / 215 ~ 237페이지
· 저자명 : 김철수

초록

William Carlos Williams began his poetic career, reacting violently against the European literary tradition of Pound and Eliot. Williams’style and technique went hand in hand with the avant-garde movement in the visual arts of 1920s and 1930s in Europe and America. For Williams, the innovation in the visual arts promised to overcome the deadness of copied forms and shatter the tyrannies of the past. It also promised to open up the whole new spheres, such as the world he knew from his private life and daily work as a doctor. In such poems as ‘The Great Figure’ and ‘Between Walls’, he catches the energy and beauty of a thing or a situation in an instant of time. In order to reveal the dynamics of reality, he was also committed to the natural processes of things. The growing process of a tree in the natural environment is aptly represented in ‘Young Sycamore’, and ‘Spring and All’reveals the nature's changing process, along with the rebirth of the things and the man who perceives them. For Williams, art is not only the imitation but also the creation, and these two dimensions together create the revelation that leads the reader back to the mystery of both the poem and the world it refers to.

영어초록

William Carlos Williams began his poetic career, reacting violently against the European literary tradition of Pound and Eliot. Williams’style and technique went hand in hand with the avant-garde movement in the visual arts of 1920s and 1930s in Europe and America. For Williams, the innovation in the visual arts promised to overcome the deadness of copied forms and shatter the tyrannies of the past. It also promised to open up the whole new spheres, such as the world he knew from his private life and daily work as a doctor. In such poems as ‘The Great Figure’ and ‘Between Walls’, he catches the energy and beauty of a thing or a situation in an instant of time. In order to reveal the dynamics of reality, he was also committed to the natural processes of things. The growing process of a tree in the natural environment is aptly represented in ‘Young Sycamore’, and ‘Spring and All’reveals the nature's changing process, along with the rebirth of the things and the man who perceives them. For Williams, art is not only the imitation but also the creation, and these two dimensions together create the revelation that leads the reader back to the mystery of both the poem and the world it refers to.

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