위험의 시대와 문학의 상관관계: 『머스그레이브 하사의 춤』연구
A Study of Serjeant Musgrave’s Dance
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One of the most prominent characteristics of the modern age is the ubiquity of peril and danger. Even though humankind enjoys the fruits of scientific and technological development, it faces the ubiquitous presence of far greater danger than ever before. As a result, more and more people suffer from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), having been overwhelmed emotionally and spiritually by unforgettable, threatening, and dangerous experiences. The most common symptoms are severe depression, sleep disorders and aggressive and destructive responses. Sergeant Musgrave’s Dance is one of the precursors in literature that deals with this syndrome. Sergeant Musgrave and his men have been exposed to extremely perilous circumstances during which they feared being killed, and then they suffered for the violence they themselves had committed to the civilians in the territory occupied by the British soldiers. In the process of deserting from the battlefield and trying to finding a way to stop the atrocities of war, they become the miserable victims of PTSD, to the extent that they are unable to fulfill their goal of bringing peace to the world.
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One of the most prominent characteristics of the modern age is the ubiquity of peril and danger. Even though humankind enjoys the fruits of scientific and technological development, it faces the ubiquitous presence of far greater danger than ever before. As a result, more and more people suffer from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), having been overwhelmed emotionally and spiritually by unforgettable, threatening, and dangerous experiences. The most common symptoms are severe depression, sleep disorders and aggressive and destructive responses. Sergeant Musgrave’s Dance is one of the precursors in literature that deals with this syndrome. Sergeant Musgrave and his men have been exposed to extremely perilous circumstances during which they feared being killed, and then they suffered for the violence they themselves had committed to the civilians in the territory occupied by the British soldiers. In the process of deserting from the battlefield and trying to finding a way to stop the atrocities of war, they become the miserable victims of PTSD, to the extent that they are unable to fulfill their goal of bringing peace to the world.
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