1960년대 동인지 『산문시대』와 최하림

Abstract

This paper aims to examine the relevance of Choi Ha-Rim's early literature and ‘The Prose Age’. In particular, it analyzed Choi Ha-Rim's novel works in ‘The Prose Age’ Choi Ha-Rim's early works in ‘The Prose Age’ influenced Choi Ha-Rim's poetry world. In the study of ‘The Prose Age’, Choi Ha-Rim is perceived as insignificant, but it is clear that Choi Ha-Rim is a special poet born by ‘The Prose Age’, and the traces of Choi Ha-Rim, who has made literary history shine since the 1960s, can be seen as a literary achievements. This article intended to examine ‘prose style’ and ‘artistry’, which became a compartment of Choi Ha-Rim's poetry world by placing the poem “Remembrance of the Poor Olfe” in 1964 as the central axis of the ‘The Prose Age’. Although he took the first step in the literary world as a poet, ‘prose’ is considered to have partially answered questions about this unique genre recognition by Choi Ha-Rim, a poet, such as criticism, fairy tales, and art reviews. Choi Ha-Rim is an artistic world not only in poetry but also in various genres, and at the center of it is the era of the ‘The Prose Age’. Thus, ‘The Prose Age’ is the starting point for Choi Ha-Rim's literary world. In addition, as an extension of Choi Ha-Rim's literary research, the meaning of ‘the Prose Age’ in Choi Ha-Rim's poetry world is fully reflected in the early poems, the ‘prose style’ and ‘artistry’ of “Remembrance of the Poor Olfe”.