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심진호 (신라대학교)
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Since its first publication in 1955, Allen Ginsberg’s epic poem “Howl” has been expanded into various forms of media such as film, animation, and graphic novels. “Howl,” which is Ginsberg"s most controversial work, full of obscenity, decadence and madness, represents the starting point of the Beat movement. In the 1980s, Ginsberg became fascinated by the Moloch images in “Howl” by Eric Drooker, an American graphic artist. Regardless of the generation gap, the two artists inspired each other and created new works of art by transcending different media including poetry and pictures. Most of all, they had a strong connection to Expressionism in the woodcut graphic novels by Frans Masereel and Lynd Ward. In Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman"s 2010 film Howl, live action and animation are excellently fused together. Unlike the previous films dealing with poets’ works, the film Howl reveals its distinct multi-layered intermediality by fusing these different forms of media. Significantly, a lot of lines of Ginsberg’s “Howl” are converted into Drooker’s animated footage in the film through media transcoding. Drooker’s animated sequences of the film displays the remarkably expressionist images of bones and skulls emphasized in “Howl.” “Howl” continues to inspire new media beyond the genre of poetry and presents a vision for the possibility of unlimited public art.

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Ⅰ. 들어가며
Ⅱ. 『울부짖음』에 재현된 시와 애니메이션
Ⅲ. 긴즈버그와 드루커의 해골 이미지와 표현주의
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