Abstract
In this paper, the pure poetics of Park Yong-chul and Jeong Ji-yong in the 1930s is studied in contrast. Park Yong-chul was a poet and theorist who set up the pure poetics in the 1930s Korean poetic society. He set a cornerstone of his own poem creation poetics under the influence of Housman's poetics. On the other hand, Jeong Ji-yong's poetics was influenced a lot by Park Yong-chul's in developing his own poem creation. This thesis offers three aspects of the results. Firstly, Park Yong-chul was much influenced in the course of building his own poetics. His poetics was a lot different from other proletarian's and modernists'. Therefore, he implemented in the Korean poetics history a poetics which shows the course of poetry creation. One of his poetics writings, On the Poetic Transformation presents a pre-poetic features. Secondly, Jeong Ji-yong takes help of Park Yong-chul in building his early poetics. The influences were shown in the vocabularies and poetics. However, Jeong Ji-yong's poetics tried to present the features of today's poetry beyond the limits of Park Yong-chul which appears its language and mentalism. Nevertheless, it is sorry that he didn't present his poetics in complete. Received (February 21, 2016), Review Result (March 7, 2016) Accepted (March 14, 2016), Published (April 30, 2016) Division of General Studies, Sahmyook University. Hwarangro 815, Nowon-gu, Seoul, Korea. email: sangoma@syu.ac.kr A Comparative Study on the Poetics of Park Yong-chul and Jeong Ji-yong Copyright c 2016 HSST 430
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