현대시에 나타난 바다의 계절 상징 및 의미

초록

This study examines the seasonal symbolism of the sea and its meaning in modern poetry. The sea has been a major subject of poetry for a long time, and contains the poet’s sensory changes, emotions, perceptions, poetic world, and philosophy in conjunction with the seasons. Therefore, the sea is depicted differently in each season. First, the spring sea reveals duality such as life and death, life and death, positivity and negativity. This can be said to have duality at a slightly different level from the fact that spring generally emphasizes positive images such as the revival or resurrection of all things, life, life, and new challenges. Second, the summer sea has a functional role in providing warmth, but it also symbolizes dynamism and vitality and contains the power and passion of youth. Third, the autumn sea is depicted as longing and longing. It is depicted as a sea where loneliness and beautiful memories intersect. Fourth, the winter sea is depicted as a space where the speaker reflects on his life and self. This study attempted a more three-dimensional analysis by examining the poetic depiction centered on the seasonal changes of the sea. Through this, it was confirmed that the sea does not exist only as a simple natural background or poetic background, but also functions as an emotional and philosophical space intertwined with the seasons. It is also significant in that it specifically analyzed how poets reveal the relationship between the human mind and nature according to the seasons.

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