러시아 의고주의와 레미조프의 신화시학 : ｢태양을 따라｣에 재현된 동슬라브 신화와 민속

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Archaism was a representative trend that defined the novelty and innovation of Russian modernism in the early 20th century. Many modernist writers tried to understand the essence of Russianness through the prism of ancient culture, to reinterpret the East Slavic mythology and folk culture through the collection and analysis of folklore materials, and to create real folk art that combines with the lives of Russians. Influenced by V. Ivanov's Mythopoetic Symbolism, Remizov is a representative Russian modernist writer who is associated with all areas related to ancient Russia, such as Russian medieval studies, folklore, ancient literature, and religion. In particular, his collection of tales, Posolon’, is evaluated as a work that is like a symbol of Slavic archaism, which is different from the Greek mythology-centered mythopoetic Symbolism. Therefore, in this paper, I look at the transition of the myth-poetics in the early 20th century through the Russian archaism and the Symbolist theories of myth-creation, examine the reproduction aspects of the East Slavic mythology and meaning of Remizov's myth-poetics, focusing on ‘the sun’ as the dominant mythological motif in his Posolon’.

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