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이문재 한국T.S.엘리엇학회 2007 T.S. 엘리엇 연구 Vol.17 No.1
The Waste Land represents the aesthetics of extreme fragmentation. At the same time, the poem conveys an experience of unified feelings or emotions to the reader. The juxtaposition of fragmented images, the frequent use of allusions including even non-literary texts, and the introduction of multiple points of view, contribute to the rendering of the apparently chaotic world, which in turn paradoxically proves to be a unified poetic experience. It is noteworthy that this paradoxical situation in The Waste Land results from Eliot’s characteristic poetic theories: “impersonal theory” and “unification of sensibility.” The “impersonal theory” of avoidance of the poet’s personal voice in a poem must assume contradictory aspects, considering that a poetic work originally begins at the poet’s personal feelings or emotions. The uniqueness in Eliotic poetic world comes from this paradoxical poetics: the objectification of subjective material, even though Eliot does not aim for the absolute objectivity shown in the science. On the other hand, Eliot’s theory of “unification of sensibility,” which strongly suggests a monistic epistemological attitude reflected in Bradley’s “immediate experience,” gives the poet an idea of the oneness of the subject and the object, because the “immediate experience” means a state in which the subject and the object are not yet divided from each other. The presence of different voices in The Waste Land makes it impossible to identify a dominant voice in the text, contributing to the presentation of a unified poetic experience. Two or three voices can divide a poetic world, but such diverse voices as those in The Waste Land paradoxically make a unified experience, since they make the boundaries between each described experience lower. In a word, Eliot’s technical or aesthetic use of multiple voices can be said to result in the poem’ unified experience.
열-구조 연성해석을 이용한 LNG용 Butterfly Valve의 강도평가
이문재,한동섭,한근조 동아대학교 환경문제연구소 2008 硏究報告 Vol.30 No.1
To solve instability of oil-demand and supply from deterioration of a situation both oil-producing countries and neighboring countries and considering environrnent problem, an extremely low temperature part- technology for transportation and charge which suppling the demand for radically increased natural gas is being developed. But domestic industries depend on the whole quantity importation as a lowering of an extremely low temperature part material technology. An extremely low temperature technology which involving the LNG and LPG have to be developed because these are the core clean energy. Especially, it is imperative that the core part likes butterfly valve should be localized at this point intime. Butterfly valve applied an extremely low temperature fluid needs to high- technology in material, structural design, seat ring mechanism and production. This study implement strength evaluation using the thermal- structural analysis regarding an extremely low temperature butterfly valve guaranteed excellent integrity and safety under an extremely low temperature environrnent