"Robert Frost의 Mysticism硏究"|RISS 상세보기

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Robert Frost made his apperance in the second literary Renaissance of the United States, And grew in the rural area of New England breathing with his nature.
A characteristic of Frost's poem is Dualism, and Frost greatly succeeded in it by effors in Form and meaning of his poetic expression. He gradually expressed his deep ideas in his poems and his expresson of nature and thing are being made a symbolic feature. He took an attitude to collate rivalry matters and ideas, thus containing. Mysticism in his Dualism, Frost expressed these thoughts by the means of poetic construct.
The major theme of Frost' s poem whose forms and meanings are rooted in Dualism are developing Misticism.
Its back ground, facts, jobs, Persons, dialogues and actions are described by lively sounds of nature. They generates colorful images. They are symbolizing an opposition and harmony between the nature and human life.
Frost' s poetic effort begins to discover and define the Seperation and integration from the condition of human life, and seeks to find out universal truth, and exds the clarification of life. In these regard, We can point out "love and A question", "Home burial", "Death of the hiredman", and "Mending Wall", etc.
Frost' s poetic thoughts are started as a realist. Frost had described the phenomena of natural world and human life based on naturalism. At one time he had stayed in scepticism. He also was an optimist effected by thc Frontier Mind. Yet above all these, the main thought of Robert Frast is Transcendental Mysticism. And his Mysticism was deeply effected by R. W. Emerson and H.D.Thoreau. We can read Transcendentalism in "Nature", the worka of Emerson and "Walden" of Thoreau.
Frost' s Mysticism seeks the sense of things and living creatures which are growing and vanishing in the universe as well as man and nature. Searching attitude is sincere, warm harted and full of humanity.(The end)

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