민족주의에 대한 예이츠의 상반되는 두 목소리

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

There are two contradictory voices in W. B. Yeats concerning Irish nationalism. One is for support of Irish nationalism against the English colonial reign and its accompanying heroic sacrifices for the cause of Ireland. The other one is criticism against excessive demands for sacrifices for the sake of independence of Ireland. Instead of putting the first voice ahead of the second one, Yeats tries to record the two voices at the same time: the voice of justification of sacrifices for nationalism and the voice warning danger in nationalism as a commentary on nationalism. These ambivalent attitudes toward nationalism cannot be understood just as his uncertainties and ambivalent stance he took on Irish politics and his lack of understanding of reality. Rather, Yeats could be said as a faithful recorder of the inner territories of experiences of individuals in everyday life and reality under colonial reign and its countermovement of nationalism. He does not ignore the intimate and latent feelings of individuals (on the side of body) heard through the loud exclamations of nationalistic causes (on the side of spirit). Yeats can be said as a postcolonial poet in so far as he supports Irish nationalism but with a hint of anti-nationalistic attitudes, he also raises questions about danger in postcolonial politics. He cannot be called just a crude propagandist of Irish nationalism. Rather by taking balanced attitudes toward nationalism and excessive sacrifices of individuals through nationalistic causes, Yeats suggests that nationalism could be an ideology and gives a warning sign that postcolonial politics should not forget its dark side.

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참고문헌 (Reference)

1 "and History in Yeats's Love Poetry"

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4 "Theatre and Nationalism in the Twentieth Century"

5 "The Myth of Sovereignty Gender in the Literature of Irish"

6 "The Identity of Yeats Abbreviated as IY" 1964

7 "The Collected Works of W"

8 "The Ambiguity of Repose Sculpture and the Public Art of W"

9 "Reflections on Exile:and Other Literary and Cultural Essays" Granta Books 2000

10 "Mourn-And Then Onward!"

11 "Finneran" New York: Scribner 1997

12 "Abbreviated as NC" Macmillan 1984

13 "Abbreviated as MM"

14 "Abbreviated as LAR" 2000

15 "Abbreviated as LAR" 2000

16 "Abbreviated as LAR" 2000

17 "Abbreviated as EI" Macmillan 1961

18 "Abbreviated as CA"

19 "A New Commentary on The Poems of W"

20 "A General Introduction for My Work"

21 ".Yeats:The Man and the Masks" Faber and Faber 1969

22 ".The Collected Poems of W.B.Yeats" Macmillan 1956