로렌스의 시에 나타난 집중의 노력과 시적 치유
The Effort of Attention and Poetic Healing in Lawrence Poems
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This thesis studies the “effort of attention” of Lawrence’s poems and its result. Lawrence asserted that the essential quality of poetry is to make a new effort of attention and discover a new world within the known world. In this phrase “new effort of attention” and “discover a new world” are very important phrases. The effort of attention is to open passively and humbly to the divine in natural objects and to balance the two principle modes of consciousness, “blood self” and “nerve-brain self”. Lawrence showed this effort through relationship with in-human other. In the relationship the poet finds that it is a divine otherness which has singleness of its being and tries to balance blood self suppressed by nerve-brain self. In striving to become one’s object, one must continually struggle against the impulse of the nerve-brain self ironically to mock or demolish the responses of the blood-self. Lawrence thought that the effort of attention can make readers recover whole consciousness and live whole life harmonized with the universe. It is a poetic healing for readers to live in life-in death without their own life force. Lawrence showed that to recover our new whole consciousness, our old self which is obsessed by light, brain, reason, spirit should be passed away. The trial is very hard for human, but trough the effort attaining to it we may heal our unbalanced consciousness and live whole life in the world.
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This thesis studies the “effort of attention” of Lawrence’s poems and its result. Lawrence asserted that the essential quality of poetry is to make a new effort of attention and discover a new world within the known world. In this phrase “new effort of attention” and “discover a new world” are very important phrases. The effort of attention is to open passively and humbly to the divine in natural objects and to balance the two principle modes of consciousness, “blood self” and “nerve-brain self”. Lawrence showed this effort through relationship with in-human other. In the relationship the poet finds that it is a divine otherness which has singleness of its being and tries to balance blood self suppressed by nerve-brain self. In striving to become one’s object, one must continually struggle against the impulse of the nerve-brain self ironically to mock or demolish the responses of the blood-self. Lawrence thought that the effort of attention can make readers recover whole consciousness and live whole life harmonized with the universe. It is a poetic healing for readers to live in life-in death without their own life force. Lawrence showed that to recover our new whole consciousness, our old self which is obsessed by light, brain, reason, spirit should be passed away. The trial is very hard for human, but trough the effort attaining to it we may heal our unbalanced consciousness and live whole life in the world.
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