Song Ki-han: Lyric Utopia 2

The epic poem is born of a conflict between self and the world. One of the ways we define a epic poem is by saying that it's globalizing or global self-immolating. With such confrontations and intertendremes, the chronic self constantly tries to explore the passage to the world to narrow it down or transcend it. The process is explained as a aesthetic of uniformity, but is considered one of the best virtues to be attained by the epic. It's the same thing to meet an isolated self that can escape that isolation. And meeting an outcast self in a way that can escape the isolation is also a strategy of identity. In the strategy, self can create a new birth or meet a valid target. So if the ego and object are narrowed down and you can naturally meet and make it into one organism, then that's not Utopia. The epic poem would want to continue to transform or identify the current self with such a Utopia. Only then can you cross the distance between self and the world, and achieve an eternal sum of events with the object. Such a visit is the mission of the Western city, and it will be the goal of the western city to Utopia. The book has taken a deep look at how the mass of knowledge acquired by the three parts of the book has been changed and transformed by comparing the critical spirit and the spirit of the past, and what is the best possible way to narrow the gap between self and the world.

Korean title: 서정의 유토피아 2

Korean author: 송기한

Korean publisher: 박문사

ISBN-13: 9791189292485