테네시 윌리엄스와 임희재 비교: 『욕망이라는 이름의 전차』와 『꽃잎을 먹고 사는 기관차』 (A Comparative Study of Tennessee Williams and Im Hee-Jae: A Streetcar Named Desire and A Train Which Feeds on Floral Leaves)

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초록

This paper is a comparative study of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire and Im Hee-Jae’s A Train Which Feeds on Floral Leaves. Im Hee-Jae dramatized realistically the miseries of the Korean society in the 1950s after the Korean War. A Train Which Feeds on Floral Leaves was influenced by A Streetcar Named Desire. As Williams uses various kinds of symbols and dramatic devices such as costumes, lighting, sounds, music and repeated actions in A Streetcar Named Desire, Im Hee-Jae uses many visual as well as aural symbols in A Train Which Feeds on Floral Leaves Im Hee-Jae succeeded in dramatizing Korean people of the 1950s in a realistic way and using many symbols even though A Train Fed on Floral Leaves does not reach the level of A Streetcar Named Desire, which shows a harmony of form and content and a balance among main characters. Im-Hee-Jae should be rated as an important playwright in that he tried to deal with universal subjects as well as to make his play original under the specific context of Korean society after the Korean War.

영어초록

This paper is a comparative study of Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire and Im Hee-Jae’s A Train Which Feeds on Floral Leaves. Im Hee-Jae dramatized realistically the miseries of the Korean society in the 1950s after the Korean War. A Train Which Feeds on Floral Leaves was influenced by A Streetcar Named Desire. As Williams uses various kinds of symbols and dramatic devices such as costumes, lighting, sounds, music and repeated actions in A Streetcar Named Desire, Im Hee-Jae uses many visual as well as aural symbols in A Train Which Feeds on Floral Leaves Im Hee-Jae succeeded in dramatizing Korean people of the 1950s in a realistic way and using many symbols even though A Train Fed on Floral Leaves does not reach the level of A Streetcar Named Desire, which shows a harmony of form and content and a balance among main characters. Im-Hee-Jae should be rated as an important playwright in that he tried to deal with universal subjects as well as to make his play original under the specific context of Korean society after the Korean War.

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