Emily Brontë: To Imagination

The lineage of poets who have given poetry new energy! On March 8, the World Women's Day was born for the common language of Emily Bronte's imagination and Adrian Rich. Bronte and Rich are among the poets who represent the 19th century England and the United States of America in the 20th century. The times and cultural conditions are at odds, but these are all heroes who have been able to make life as worth living through poetic writing. Bronte is a masterpiece of the storm hill, known in the country only as novelists, but he is a writer who is studying as an important poet at the University of Anglo-American School. Yorkshire High School, though self-taught by not leaving the narrow house, rather borrowed nature's wonders and sang heavy themes. Especially by bringing about an amazing life force from the experience of death, he is a writer who shows us the power of poetic imagination. Adrian Riche is considered a poet who, along with Ann Sexton and others, has painted a story about women in the 20th century by American Poeticals. As a reverse movement and women's activist, he was a writer who constantly made literary efforts, especially under the belief that politics and art are inseparable, and in such a way he served as the Prefect of the American Poet Academy. The conditions of life are quite contrasting, but both poets were trying to overcome the real limits that each had given them as much as possible in literature. The fruits of their efforts will be a great hope in our lives now.

Korean title: 상상력에게

Korean author: 에밀리 브론테

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937475412