Seok Yeong-jung: Interpretation of Modern Russian Poetry

There is no need to point out the difference between the poem of Mandelsham, which is one-all-existing and some type of text that is infinitely copied through the cold process of deep-diving. There is also no need to point out the difference between the poet's entire life and the poem of Ahmatoba, which contains the whole age of his own, and the text without a author who relies on hundreds of billions of parameters. The difference between the tens of thousands of comments and the different algorithms that create the research books is not necessary. Ironically, a poem written by AI has eloquently shown us why poetry is necessary for human writing, what it means to read poetry, what should be considered when reading it. With the advent of the robot-generated, digital transformation will accelerate. The way and the approach to reading and analyzing literature will also be different and should be. But that change will make it more important to you that you can't change anything. As Mandelstam says, poetry is the physical evidence of existence. Reading and writing to every author and reader who writes creatively, including a poet, is a way of being. I hope the poems we've seen in this book will become a solid monument to the way that it is.

Korean title: 러시아 현대시의 해석

Korean author: 석영중

Korean publisher: 고려대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9791169560115