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- 자료유형
- 학술저널
- 저자정보
- 발행연도
- 2013.8
- 수록면
- 87 - 108 (22page)
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This essay provides an ecocritical reading of Charlotte Smith’s Beachy Head, her last and unfinished poem. Since, as my research shows, Smith scholarship has focused largely on feminist issues, I aim to broaden a critical understanding of Smith’s poetry by exploring its ecological dimensions. Furthermore, this work will help restore Smith to her rightful place in Romantic ecology, in which she has received insufficient attention. Smith’s representation of Beachy Head as ecological space in all its minutiae ? her vivid, detailed description of its flora and fauna, and use of specialized botanical terms in the poem’s footnotes ? combines the poet’s vantage point with the botanist’s. With the eye of the poet-as-a-botanist, Smith explores the relation of humanity to the natural world, a primary concern for ecological critics, in her portraits of two solitary figures in Beachy Head : the ‘stranger’ and Person Darby. Whereas the stranger’s instrumental view of the environment alienates him from both human beings and nature, Darby’s intimate knowledge of the ecology of Beachy Head enables him to act as an intermediary between those two. Darby teaches us that ecological awareness of nature goes hand in hand with a filial duty to fellow humans.
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