알레고리의 정동적 시간성: 모빌리티 텍스트학으로 본 시적 언어의 운동을 중심으로

Abstract

This article aims to explore the affective temporality revealed in Jang Jung-il’s poem ‘Waiting for a Taxi in Gil-an’ and analyze the allegorical movement that operates on various layers of the text. The ‘prowling mobility’ shown in ‘Waiting for a Taxi in Gil-an’ can be explained by translating to affective temporality. The affect as a force that occurs in the act flows not only to the characters represented in the text, but also to the dimension of poetry writing and poetry reading at the same time. We can also read Allegory’s movement when affective temporality is translated to a rhetorical dimension. Allegory as a ‘continued metaphor’ constantly operates in the process of poetry writing, which is also a mobility process of anachorism or language abuse, revealing that the rationality of mobility or metaphor is the fake. Allegorical writing, which interrupts to a fixed meaning and constantly hinders reading poetry, is a rhetorical characteristic and political characteristic of Jang Jeong-il’s early poetry. Instead of discovering the mobility, affect, and mobility represented in the text, this article connects mobility-affect-allegory and pays attention to the assemblage of agencies, thereby expanding the meaning of the practice of reading.