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Abstract

A Review on the Archetypal Image of Park, Yong-rae's Poems Kim, Jong-ho The purpose of this study was to delve into the archetypal image of poetic texts, especially Park, Yong-rae's poems, in an attempt to identify the archetype of Korean modern poetry from a standpoint of archetypal criticism. An archetype, which implicity exists in literary works in the form of the collective unconscious, is a customary pattern that isn't restricted by time and space. That is the most primary experience and universal symbol of mankind. The archetypal imagination of Poet Park, Yong-rae made him yearn in his works for regeneration that could be attained through the circulating principles of the universe, and he was in search of an archetypal world at the same time. He described nostalgia for nature, the ultimate source of the universe, in order to get rid of conflicts between nature and the world, to unveil his longing for the primitive world, a genuine space of the past, and to represent his will to go back to the origin. He pursued local nature, and his lyric world was grounded in traditional sentiment. And he tried to seek after a return to maternity, which was the primitive world. There were feminine elements in every poem of Park, Yong-rae, which were closely tied into the visualization of his poems. It could be interpreted that anima prototype that was represented as femininity in his works was associated with the prototype of primitive maternity.