『올랜도』: 자연을 통한 Orlando의 자아성장
The Ecological Approach to the Orlando’s Self Growth in Orlando
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This paper aims at examining the ecological study of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando in terms of the protagonist, Orlando’s self growth. It pays more attention to the fact that Orlando, the oak tree in the nature and his/her book, The Oak Tree co-exist in Orlando while they have a positive effect to each other. In this work, Orlando develops with the enlightenment through the oak tree representing nature and it is written on The Oak Tree. The major factors influencing Orlando’s self growth are closely related to the natural attributes. There are also many symbols and metaphors of nature in the work. This study examines what the qualities of Nature are and how those elements have an impact on the Orlando’s self development along with the meanings of Orlando’s three sleeps during his/her life. Orlando has been reviewed a lot on the perspective of feminism, androgyne, and a biography etc.; however, it will be possible to be read on the way of an ecological approach like this.
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This paper aims at examining the ecological study of Virginia Woolf’s Orlando in terms of the protagonist, Orlando’s self growth. It pays more attention to the fact that Orlando, the oak tree in the nature and his/her book, The Oak Tree co-exist in Orlando while they have a positive effect to each other. In this work, Orlando develops with the enlightenment through the oak tree representing nature and it is written on The Oak Tree. The major factors influencing Orlando’s self growth are closely related to the natural attributes. There are also many symbols and metaphors of nature in the work. This study examines what the qualities of Nature are and how those elements have an impact on the Orlando’s self development along with the meanings of Orlando’s three sleeps during his/her life. Orlando has been reviewed a lot on the perspective of feminism, androgyne, and a biography etc.; however, it will be possible to be read on the way of an ecological approach like this.
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