T. S. 엘리엇과 현대도시 미학
T. S. Eliot and Modern Urban Aesthetics
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This study deals in a great measure with the re-interpretation of the modern city represented in T. S. Eliot’s poetic works. Many modernist scholars have regarded his fragmented visions of the modern city as the locus of disillusionment and despair: “Unreal City.” However, Eliot, urbanite and cosmopolitan, was attracted to the bustling metropolis and he enjoyed enthusiastically its urban culture: popular music performed in vaudeville and music halls, street slangs, melodramas, bawdy comedy, and so on. High culture and urban culture in the modern city have formed his creative mind which incorporates the chaotic, irregular and fragmentary experiences and turns them into new wholes. My goal here is to show that there are decisive links between Eliot’s poetic works and the urban culture of the twentieth-century metropolis, such as Paris and London. The modern city which provides the modern material for his modern poetry is an aesthetic space for Eliot who strives towards a synthesis within the urban chaos by means of the unified sensibility.
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This study deals in a great measure with the re-interpretation of the modern city represented in T. S. Eliot’s poetic works. Many modernist scholars have regarded his fragmented visions of the modern city as the locus of disillusionment and despair: “Unreal City.” However, Eliot, urbanite and cosmopolitan, was attracted to the bustling metropolis and he enjoyed enthusiastically its urban culture: popular music performed in vaudeville and music halls, street slangs, melodramas, bawdy comedy, and so on. High culture and urban culture in the modern city have formed his creative mind which incorporates the chaotic, irregular and fragmentary experiences and turns them into new wholes. My goal here is to show that there are decisive links between Eliot’s poetic works and the urban culture of the twentieth-century metropolis, such as Paris and London. The modern city which provides the modern material for his modern poetry is an aesthetic space for Eliot who strives towards a synthesis within the urban chaos by means of the unified sensibility.
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