박노해 시의 시원(始原), ‘동강’이 시세계에 미친 영향 = The origin of Park Nohae’s poetry, the influence of ‘Donggang’ on the world of poetry

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

· Research topics: This study examines the ‘Donggang’ as the origin of the sense of community and ethics that form the world of Park No-hae's poetry, and the relationship between the people there and their influence.
· Research background: This is because it is meaningful enough to examine the impact of life as 'Park Ki-pyeong' before Park No-hae on his literary history and the world of his work. In other words, it is to clarify the reason and basis for his literary identity.
· Differences from prior research: It's true that previous approaches and assessments of Park No-hae and his poetic world have largely been ideological or biased toward his first collection, Labor's Dawn. This study differs from previous studies in that it focuses on the ‘Donggang’ of Park No-hae's childhood, which becomes the source of the sense of community and ethics that permeate his entire poetry.
· Research method: By actively citing anecdotes and expressions from the essay collection The Boy with a tear flower(2024), which is a kind of autobiography, this study explores the direct influence of Park No-hae’s experiences in ‘Donggang’ during his childhood on his world of poetry.
· Research results: Despite his rapid poetic transformations, from his first to fifth collections, what permeates Park No-hae’s world of poetry is a sense of community and ethics. It was confirmed that the reason and source of his literary identity was Donggang during his childhood.
· Contribution points and expected effects: The study of Park No-hae's poetic world in relation to his childhood is a previously unexplored approach, and thus holds unique significance. Furthermore, it is significant in that it can overcome existing research methods that were ideologically rigid. By examining the influence of Park No-hae's childhood experiences in Donggang on his overall poetic world, this study will be able to overcome the limitations of existing research.