Cho Kyu-taek: Reading and Appreciation of Modern Anglo-American War Poetry

The book is searching for a Reconciliation in Whitman's poem on how to end and heal the causes and ills of war. Whitman's Reconciliation is a message that through Christian love and reconciliation, humanity can be united. This is the same context as Owen's "A Strange Meeting," which was an enemy, but through death both speakers eventually became one. Ironically, death has moved humanity to pity one another and finally to forgive and be in harmony. Another poem in the Sassija, Reconciliation, also mentions reconciliation between the Germans and the Allied forces. The argument of death brings reconciliation may be ironic, but loyalty to the other? The proposal to clean up and reconcile past hatreds while recognizing their courage is in line with Whitman's argument. So the Anglo-American war poets are arguing that the only way mankind can heal the pain and hurt of war is through ‘ reconciliation. ’. Considering academic contributions, the writer is focusing on the war-time studies of American Civil War and British veterans in World War I. Actually, Young? Compared to the intense war-time studies in Britain and the United States, which are based on the Michigan study, the Korean War of English Literature is almost barren. The writer could be the first to publish the American War in this context at a national conference and present a systematic paper.

Korean title: 근대 영미 전쟁시 읽기와 감상

Korean author: 조규택

Korean publisher: LIE

ISBN-13: 9791167970251