D. H. 로렌스와 토마스 하디의 만남: 어둠과 빛이 빚어낸 여성주의 −「토마스 하디 연구」와 『테스』를 중심으로−
An Encounter of D. H. Lawrence and Thomas Hardy: Feminism in Which Dark and Light Encounters−focused on “Study of Thomas Hardy” and Tess of the D’Urbervilles
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In this essay, I wish to explore the literary world of Thomas Hardy, particularly Tess of D’Urbervilles that is one of his representative works from the feministic point of view, using the approaching ways of dualism in the analysis of his literary world. It has been noted that the most striking feature of Lawrence’s literary world is its dualism which is composed of two polarities of dark and light that symbolize spirit and flesh respectively. These central principles of his aesthetics are expressed in his various essays, particularly in “Study of Thomas Hardy.” So I analyze Tess through Lawrence’s literary thoughts in this essay. Angel and Alec represent male and female principles respectively, whereas Tess, the heroine of this work, is the third type character of half-dark properties who contains two principles. Many scholars have studied Hardy’s works from the viewpoint of immanent will as the agent of tragedies in which the protagonists are ruined due to their character, circumstances, and coincidences. But to examine them, particularly Tess, from the feminist point of view be more useful. In this respect, the heroine of this work stands out because she could successfully overcome many difficulties that she had faced even though she was a woman and became the victim of the destiny.
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In this essay, I wish to explore the literary world of Thomas Hardy, particularly Tess of D’Urbervilles that is one of his representative works from the feministic point of view, using the approaching ways of dualism in the analysis of his literary world. It has been noted that the most striking feature of Lawrence’s literary world is its dualism which is composed of two polarities of dark and light that symbolize spirit and flesh respectively. These central principles of his aesthetics are expressed in his various essays, particularly in “Study of Thomas Hardy.” So I analyze Tess through Lawrence’s literary thoughts in this essay. Angel and Alec represent male and female principles respectively, whereas Tess, the heroine of this work, is the third type character of half-dark properties who contains two principles. Many scholars have studied Hardy’s works from the viewpoint of immanent will as the agent of tragedies in which the protagonists are ruined due to their character, circumstances, and coincidences. But to examine them, particularly Tess, from the feminist point of view be more useful. In this respect, the heroine of this work stands out because she could successfully overcome many difficulties that she had faced even though she was a woman and became the victim of the destiny.
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