죤 단의 Conceit 考

朴泰龍 한국현대영어영문학회 1987 현대영어영문학 Vol.29 No.1

The Elder Statesman : Structure and Theme in Redeeming Love

박태룡 牧園大學校 1998 論文集 - 牧園大學校 Vol.34 No.-

As an Anglo-Catholic convert, T.S. Eliot devoted the major part of his creative energies to the theatre in his later years. In The Use of Poetry and the Ise of Criticism(1993), he said that the ideal medium for poetry, and the most direct means of social usefulness for poetry is the theate. He considered that of all genres, drama is perhaps the most permanenet, is capable of greater variation and of expressing more varied types of society than any other. And his chief dramatic effort was expanded in finding methods to convet the validity of Christian values for society. In this respect, it might be supposed that he had the desire to save the Christian world from the attacks of rival secular ideaologies such as Nazism.

Load Transient Detection 구조 및 개선된 과도응답 특성을 갖는 LDO regulator

박태룡 한국전기전자학회 2022 전기전자학회논문지 Vol.26 No.1

Conventional LDO regulator external capacitors can reduce transient response characteristics such as overshootand undershoot. However, the capacitorless LDO regulator proposed in this study applied body technology to thepass transistor to improve the transient response and provide excellent current drive capability. The operatingconditions of the proposed LDO regulator are set to an input voltage that varies from 3.3V to 4.5V, a maximumload current of 200mA, and an output voltage of 3V. As a result of the measurement, it was found that when theload current was 100 mA, the voltage was 95 mV in the undershoot state and 105 mV in the overshoot state. 기존 LDO 레귤레이터 외부 커패시터는 오버슈트 및 언더슈트와 같은 과도 응답 특성을 줄일 수 있다. 그러나 본 연구에서 제안한Capless LDO 레귤레이터는 과도 응답을 개선하고 우수한 전류 구동 능력을 제공하기 위해 패스 트랜지스터에 바디 기술을 적용하였다. 제안하는 LDO 레귤레이터의 동작 조건은 3.3V ~ 4.5V 범위의 입력 전압, 최대 부하 전류 200mA, 출력 전압 3V로 설정하였다. 측정 결과, 부하 전류가 100mA일 때 전압은 언더슈트 상태에서 95 mV, 오버슈트 상태에서 105 mV임을 확인 할 수 있었다.

로버트 프로스트의 자연

박태룡 목원대학교 인문과학연구소 2003 인문과학 Vol.12 No.-

Robert Frost's conception of nature is differ from that of Romanticism. In Wordsworth and Coleridge, the portrayal of nature is combined with a great deal of philosophic speclation. Wordsworth was an worshiper of nature and tried to express the relationship of complete unity between nature and human beings. To Frost nature is never an impulse from vernal wood. His best poetry is concerned with the drama of man in nature. Frost gives natural objects special meaning and comes to explain aspects of human life. One of his remarkable attitude toward nature is dualistic vision, In some of his poems nature reflects mystic beauty, peace and benevolence. While his dark side of nature shows bestial and savage intent on luring man to his destruction, whispering its cruel invitations to disaster. Faced with such malevolence, the poet feels a deep sense of inadequacy and the uncertainty of life. In these pessimistic poems Frost thinks the absolute aloofness of limited man in the universe. Religion seems not to be the center of his poetic thought, but it provides one of major themes. Frost's hesitancy in speaking dogmatically on the subject of the supernatural is due more to his acceptance of man's limitations and the acceptance of mystery in existence than to agnosticism. He suggests that there is the Providence of God which governs the universe. In the natural scenes the poet feels God's love which men thankfully accept and enjoy, while he shows the world ruled not by a beneficent God, but by sinister plan or malign fates. But he has a faith which helps the finite mind accept the mydtery its reason will not completely explain. He employs the star symbol and its harmonious movement in order to communicate the ideals of living in which he believes to be whole beyond confusion. he sees in the stars the suggestion of the light of reason and common sense. Labor is an activity through which man attains harmony with nature and leads a positive and creative life. Considering the relationship between Heaven and Earth in and on which human being desires to live, he tells 'Earth's the right place for love'in "Birches," which is the main idea of Frost's thinking about earth. Frost does not depict the contemporary social events and conditions, but he has explored wide and manifold ranges of being by viewing reality within the natural and unchanging world of rural life.

기초통계교육에서 조건부확률의 이해

박태룡,한정순,장인홍 한국수학사학회 2002 Journal for history of mathematics Vol.15 No.1

In this paper, we demonstrate that one can teach conditional probability in a manner consistent with many features of the statistics education reform movement. Presenting a variety of applications of conditional probability to realistic problems, we propose that interactive activities and the use of technology make conditional probability understandable, interactive, and interesting for students at a wide range of levels of mathematical ability. Along with specific examples, we provide guidelines for implementation of the activities in the classroom and instructional cues for promoting curiosity and discussion among students.

기초통계에서 조건부확률의 이해

박태룡,한정순,장인홍 한국수학사학회 2002 Journal for history of mathematics Vol.15 No.1

美·日老人福祉法의 比較硏究

박태룡 한국사회사업대학 노인복지연구소 1980 老人福祉硏究 Vol.3 No.-

Murder in the Cathedral의 劇的 構造와 ego의 表現

박태룡 牧園大學校 1999 論文集 - 牧園大學校 Vol.36 No.-

Murder in the Cathedral is not just a dramatization of the death of Thomas Becket ; it is deep searching study of the singificance of martyrdom. Eiot turned to what was to be the central theme of almost all his plays the role of the spiritually elect in society, and the fructification of communal life by the example of the saint. In this play the poet combines the elements of Medieval morality play and those of Greek tragedy into his unique form of modern verse drama. One of the conspicuous merit is his use of the chorus. The chorus are designed to be spoken by the working women of Canterbury. They present the ideological commentary on the action which would make the audience feel and understand the more profound implications of the events. In view of the text-based psychology, this play has three psychic zones of Freudianism. According to Freuds definition, the id is identical in many respects to the devil by theologians. However, the ids quality within this work moves from the outer forces to the protagonists mentality. The kings worldly order which oppresses Archbishop Becket functions as id. Because of ids dangerous potentialities, it is necessary that other psychic agencies function to protect the individual and society. Beckets psychological complications prior to his martyrdom evidently shows the ego, which is governed by reality principle. The sublime action of his martydom is in the zone of super-ego, which we recognize psychologically to the higher things in human life. Thomas four temptations of ego zone, though not exactly analogous to Christs in the desert, are close enough to be convincing if one equates the Devils requests. The fourth tempters shocking offer constitutes the crisis in the dramatic structure. The tempter urges Beck-et to seek the way of martyrdom intentionally. But Becket soon realizes his error that the pride of willing martyrdom is the great treason : to do the right deed for the wrong reason. Becket accepts martyrdom not as the design of man but as the design of God, for he thinks that the true martyr is he who has become the instrument of God. In this point, the most obvious analogy is the acceptance of death by both Christ and Becket as the part of Gods design for the redemption of mankind. At the plays end, the Canterbury women who have witnessed his way begin to be enlightened through hope. They ask forgiveness for their fear of God and His design, and thanks God for His blessings at Canterbury. The problem of sacrifice and salvation is one of the fundamental themes in Eliots literature. His Christian insight teach us that the continual sacrifice sacrifice of heroic members of the community is vital in order to maintain wholesome society.

엘리엇의 前期 批評理論

박태룡 牧園大學校 1997 論文集 - 牧園大學校 Vol.31 No.-

As for the division of Eliot's critical career. the year 1928 marks the important transition. It is because he announced his conversion to Catholicism and Classicism. This thesis treats chiefly on four important critical essays before the year 1928. As a matter of fact. his early essays. which has emerged mostly from the creative context of his work. are not only the key to all of his after critical works but the abiding portions of his literary criticism. Eliot's literary term “Tradition” is an simultaneous order of the literature of Europe as an organic whole and can only be perceived by the historical sense. Historical sense involves a perception. not only of the pastness of the past. but of its presence. Therefore. tradition drives a poet to transform the personal into the impersonal. The impersonal theory of art embodies Eliot's doctrine of the “objective Correlative”. It is an concreate example and application of good impersonality. And it also images or artistic emotion. His theory of “unified sensibility” has its origin in his analyzing the poetry of John Donne and other metaphysical poets. When poetry is considered the emotional equivalent of thought. the unification of thought and emotion is said to be basic to the poetic art. He praises their excellence in this art of union. And he paid attention to the similarity between this unified sensibility and the symbolism of the French 19th century symbolists. He tried to combine these two traditions in his poetry. As a poet and critic. Eliot has great influence on modern literary criticism. Though this thesis observes only some of important issues of his critical writing. to the reader of his poetry they will offer useful instruction that cannot be ignored. For there we can find the main aspects of modern poetry that tell us what to expect in the attitude. material. form and method of the poet.

韓國의 老人福祉關係立法에 關한 小考

박태룡 한국사회사업대학 노인복지연구소 1979 老人福祉硏究 Vol.2 No.-