한흑구 시 연구―미국 체험의 시적 수용 양상을 중심으로

Abstract

Han Huk-Gu has been engaged in literary activities in various genres such as poetry, novels, essays, and criticism until his death in 1979. He is especially known as an essayist, but he is a literary man who has been active as a poet. This paper aims to identify some facts, focusing on the first works of Han Huk-Gu, and to examine the starting point of Hankung-gu's poetry and the world of poetry. In this paper, I confirmed that "Holy Dawn Sky(「거룩한 새벽하늘」)" and "Night Street(「밤거리」)" in the magazine 『Chin Saing(眞生)』(Vol.1, No10(1926.6)) were the first works. I also think that his poetry world is overvalued compared to the various literary achievements left by Han Huk-Gu, so I looked at the whole world of the city of Han Huk-Gu. When most poets who went to study abroad in the 1920s and 1930s went to Japan, Han Huk-Gu went to study in the United States. Overall, the poems of Han Huk-Gu are divided into: It can be divided into poetry that shows self-reflection of self through long study abroad, poetry that is disoriented due to studying abroad at an early age, and poetry that reveals criticism of capitalism and American society. On the basis of his poetry, there is a Christian influence and an experience of American life. The literary record of the American experience of Han Huk-Gu, which has achieved a certain literary achievement, is a rare record of our literary history.