한국 현대시에 나타난 폭력과 광기 = Violence and Madness in Modern Korean Poetry

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Korea has ceaselessly had the fetters of politics even since the rule of Japanese imperialism. With the problems modem Korean literature has dealt and has never entirely freed itself from 'violence' and 'madness'. Violence and madness in the literature have been represented variously in quality and quantity according to the times, and in volume and weight according to authors. But those two topics have been Something unavoidable to authors.
This paper deals with four poets in the fourth and fifth republic times, one of the turbulent times in modem Korean history. Supposing that violence and madness have close connection with politics, the works of four poets, Kim Namju, Bak Namcheol, Bak Nohae, and Kim Yeongseung, are suited to the discussion of those two topics.
Kim Namju and Bak Nohae criticized intensively the wrong politics and history, and wrote many poems filled with madness. Bak Namcheol chose, as the subject matter of his poems, the violence which an individual caused to another individual. On the other hand, Kim Yeongseung pursued sexuality concentratedly but because he went beyond the appropriate extent, his poems failed to attain a stage of satire and remained as a low-grade obscenity.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 1. 문학 속의 폭력과 광기
• 2. 시대가 주는 분노와 광기-김남주
• 3. 폭력 없는 세상에 대한 희망-박남철
• 4. 정치와 노동현실에 대한 원색적언 비판-박노해
• 5. 반성과 권태, 섹스와 광기의 나날-김영승
• 6. 폭력과 광기 없는 사회가 올 것인가