김수영 시의 행성상상력 - 「달나라의 장난」을 중심으로

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to explore the planetary imagination through the poetry of Kim Soo-young. As we enter the 21st century, fewer and fewer people think of the world as limited to Earth. A trip around the moon is now in view. Projects are underway to terraform Mars and build it into a habitable environment for humans. Our perceptions can be changed in many areas if we view the Earth as part of the world rather than the whole world. Planetary imagination can be exercised through our awareness of ourselves as "planetary people. From a cosmic perspective, the earth is like dust. The realization that the earth, which we thought was the whole world, is but dust, sounds the alarm bells of man's arrogance toward nature. Conversely, when we consider that humans, who are but dust of dust, are perhaps the only beings in the universe with a cosmic imagination, we begin to feel a sense of awe toward humans. The planetary imagination forms an aporism of great naivete and naive greatness. In "The Living World of Planet People," I emphasized the actual awareness that we ourselves are earthlings living on the planet Earth, the planet of our solar system. Life on Earth is greatly affected by the Sun and Moon, which are related through the Earth's rotation and revolution. Through that awareness, our living world can at least be extended to the solar system. This was examined through works such as ‘Globe’, ‘Losing you], ’Midsummer’. The speed of expansion of the living world is very rapid. To cope with this, a poetic ethic is more effective than a narrative ethic. In "life world, Topology in life world," we concentrated on analyzing and interpreting the playful poetry of the Land of the Moon. Absolutes and relativities inflect into absolute relativities and relative absolutes. Through such inflection, the locationality of the living world acquires dynamism, which was revealed through the analysis and interpretation of "Playful in the Land of the Moon."