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The purpose of this paper is to examine the ecological poetics in Hardy’s and Jeong Hyeon-jong’s poetry in the Buddhist perspective, focusing particularly on the respect and compassion for nature’s creatures.
The Buddhist ecology stresses that all beings interdepend and interpenetrate in complete harmony with one another. Hardy and Jeong Hyeon-jong have a deep concern about all beings in conflicts in a modern industrial society and hope to realize the harmony and reconciliation among them. They also feel other’s pain as their own one, not as an individual apart from other beings but as one originally identified with them. Their such close-up view of life and close intimacy with the natural world is not a dichotomy, but a unifying force. Of course, their childhood’s experiences in the rural settings seems to have a crucial influence on their poetic visions. Hence, this monistic feeling of oneness with all beings, based on interrelatedness and interdependence of everything in the ecosystem, makes up an important axis of their poetics.
In particular, their universal sympathy and compassion for nature’s beings is shown well through the visible and impressive images: grass, flowers, tress, birds, animals, worms, etc. Their focal concern is the respect, sympathy, solidarity consciousness for all beings based on harmony and union in the interdependent circulating structure of ecosystem. Therefore, the poetics of Hardy and Jeong Hyeon-jong has a significant meaning as practical discourse which aspires to get over conflicts and confrontation of their times and then hopes to realize the harmony and reconciliation in the future.
The Buddhist ecology stresses that all beings interdepend and interpenetrate in complete harmony with one another. Hardy and Jeong Hyeon-jong have a deep concern about all beings in conflicts in a modern industrial society and hope to realize the harmony and reconciliation among them. They also feel other’s pain as their own one, not as an individual apart from other beings but as one originally identified with them. Their such close-up view of life and close intimacy with the natural world is not a dichotomy, but a unifying force. Of course, their childhood’s experiences in the rural settings seems to have a crucial influence on their poetic visions. Hence, this monistic feeling of oneness with all beings, based on interrelatedness and interdependence of everything in the ecosystem, makes up an important axis of their poetics.
In particular, their universal sympathy and compassion for nature’s beings is shown well through the visible and impressive images: grass, flowers, tress, birds, animals, worms, etc. Their focal concern is the respect, sympathy, solidarity consciousness for all beings based on harmony and union in the interdependent circulating structure of ecosystem. Therefore, the poetics of Hardy and Jeong Hyeon-jong has a significant meaning as practical discourse which aspires to get over conflicts and confrontation of their times and then hopes to realize the harmony and reconciliation in the future.
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Ⅰ. 들어가는 말
Ⅱ. 존재에 대한 인식
Ⅲ. 생명에 대한 자비심
Ⅳ. 인연공동체 의식
Ⅴ. 나오는 말
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