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학술저널
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한국외국어대학교 외국문학연구소 외국문학연구 외국문학연구 제19호
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2005.2
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289 - 308 (20page)

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A primary role in the process of modernizing Arabic poetry involved changes in form, changing to free verse forms and prose. Based on earlier experiments, the true pioneers are the Iraqi poets, Na:zik al-Mala:ikha and Badr Sha:kir al-Sayya:b. In particular, al-Sayya:b had established himself as the first great modern Arab poet, moving beyond concerns with form to a wonderful fusion of theme and technique through the innovation of ancient myth and the power of imagery. The example provided by his poetry was to be carried on by a generation of poets who were his contemporaries. Many of them were members of a circle of poets and critics that gathered around the Beirut journal, the Shi'r(Poetry), founded by Yusu:f al-Kha:l in 1957.
Al-Kha:l's weekly Thursday gatherings provided a stage for the discussions of poetry and modernity. He himself translated many prominent English and American poets including Whitman, T.S. Eliot and Pound into Arabic. And his famous poem The Deserted Well'(1958) provides a good illustration of the way in which myth was invoked in new poetic form and language to form a powerful contemporary message of rebirth.
In his Diwan(1958) the sterility of life in the Arab world was portrayed, and rebirth sought and prayed for. The whole Diwan is permeated by the Tammuz myth. Also, in the al-Kha:l's poems, the images of water and desert are to be found just as much as in those of Adunis, Kalil Hawi, Sayyab. In their poems the water symbolizes life, but the desert symbolizes death.

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Ⅰ. 서론
Ⅱ. 생애 및 작품
Ⅲ. 탐무즈 신화
Ⅳ. ‘사막’과 ‘물’의 이미지
Ⅴ. 결론
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