랭보의 ‘나는 타자다(Je est un autre)’와 현대시의 탈주체적 시학: 정체성의 해체와 재구성
Rimbaud's ‘I is another (Je est un autre)’ and the De-subjectivized Poetics of Modern Poetry: Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Identity
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French symbolist poet Rimbaud is known for bold poetic experiments that explore identity and self-deconstruction in modern poetry. In 19th century French literature, he dissolves boundaries between self and other, portraying identity as fluid and ever-changing. His statement, “Je est un autre” (I is another), redefines subjectivity as dynamic and interconnected. This study examines how Rimbaud’s poetics reshape selfhood in modern poetry, analyzing their reflection in contemporary works through non-linear narratives, fragmented images, and multiple perspectives. It also explores how his self-deconstruction influences relationships between self, other, and identity. Rimbaud’s ideas have shaped approaches to selfhood from symbolism to postmodernism, guiding literary explorations of the self-other dynamic. His poetic innovations remain relevant to contemporary identity issues, offering insight into literature’s role in society.
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French symbolist poet Rimbaud is known for bold poetic experiments that explore identity and self-deconstruction in modern poetry. In 19th century French literature, he dissolves boundaries between self and other, portraying identity as fluid and ever-changing. His statement, “Je est un autre” (I is another), redefines subjectivity as dynamic and interconnected. This study examines how Rimbaud’s poetics reshape selfhood in modern poetry, analyzing their reflection in contemporary works through non-linear narratives, fragmented images, and multiple perspectives. It also explores how his self-deconstruction influences relationships between self, other, and identity. Rimbaud’s ideas have shaped approaches to selfhood from symbolism to postmodernism, guiding literary explorations of the self-other dynamic. His poetic innovations remain relevant to contemporary identity issues, offering insight into literature’s role in society.