이형기 문학의 총체적 연구를 위한 시론

초록

This paper is a trial discussion for a comprehensive study on Lee Hyung-gi's literature. Lee Hyung-gi has been writing in various genres such as poetry, novels, essays, poetry, creative theory, aporism, and newspaper articles during his more than 50 years of work. However, most of the research is concentrated on poetry and theory of poetry, and even that is a situation where there is no diversity, continuity, and totality of research. To this end, in this paper, the premise and direction of full-scale research on the vast Lee Hyeong-gi literature were presented based on the basis of the bibliography from four perspectives. First, it is necessary to secure original works of othe genres such as the confirmation of the original works and newspaper articles. This means the expansion of research beyond what has been limited to poetry and poetry. Second, Lee has written in various genres such as poetry, novels, and newspaper articles, and some of the bibliography confirms how the different genres have expanded with linkage. This also leads to the connection and expansion of genres and worldviews. Third, we looked at the relationship of influence with other writers at home and abroad. In particular, this paper examined his relationship with Oscar Wilde and found that this was reflected in his literary works. The fourth aspect is the formation and expansion of the religious worldview. Lee confirmed that he was interested in religions such as Christianity and Catholicism, as well as Buddhism. We can see in part that he organically expanded various genres and literary worldviews and reflected them in his works. Therefore, it is significant that in the future for the holistic study of Lee Hyung-gi's literature, this paper can be a research direction and method. Moreover, since it is nearly 20 years after the death of Lee Hyung-gi, and the creative activities have already been completed, researchers should pay more attention and conduct comprehensive research. This is because the weight of Lee Hyung-gi in the history of Korean literature is not light.

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