시적(詩的) 삶과 해석의 윤리 - 이육사 시에 관한 역사·실증주의적 관점의 비판적 재고

Abstract

This is a paper on several issues about Korean poetry research, related to a historian who are closely analyzing the major works of poet Lee Yuk-sa based on historical positivism. It is necessary to refer to the result of the historic academic world in literary researches and to have historic viewpoint because of an inextricable connection between literature and history. As literature is basically a history of literature and a reflection of historical reality, study of literature itself has a historical character. The problem is that these historical viewpoints have been excluded multifaceted spheres of life by putting the works of individual poets into particular stereotype. Including Lee Yuk-sa, Han Yong-un, Yi Sang-hwa, and Yun Dong-joo who have been called ‘national poets and resistance poets’ are these literary people. The process of checking and reviewing various historical records for analyzing the works is a necessary task to understand the works and the poets, but these positive points of view that are applied to the process of interpretation in stubborn ways based on certain fixed idea should be reconsidered. Analyzing texts is appropriate to work with a more opened sight that makes the better understand of the works and the poets, and in this sense, the case of Lee Yuk-sa, the work that reasons outside of frame of ‘nation’ or ‘resistance’ should be actively sought. This paper look at such possibility through some work.