현대시의 흐름: 1910-2020년대의 시대별 주제와 형식

A period in Korean poetry marked by a shift from traditional lyrical styles to Western forms and content. It saw the emergence of both translated and original poetry, exploring new poetic sensibilities.

The development of Korean poetry as a distinctly modern literary genre. This period embraced the emotional and cultural identity of the Korean people in its works.

The adoption of modernist artistic techniques in Korean poetry. This saw experimentation in form and content, exploring new ways of expressing the world around them.

Poetry reflecting the struggle and resistance during the Japanese occupation of Korea. It showcases the power of words to express national pride and fight for liberation.

Beginnings of post-war literature in Korea, exploring the tragedy and trauma of the Korean War. This era tackled themes of loss, survival, and existential reflection.

A period marked by rapid industrialization and urbanization in Korea. Poetry reflected on themes of alienation, social inequalities, and individual struggles amidst urban sprawl.

The rise of folk literature in Korea, characterized by a strong sense of social justice and political resistance against oppression. This period saw poetry express the voice of the common people.

Poetry heavily influenced by the Korean democratic movement. It often criticized social injustices and envisioned a more just and equitable society.

A phase marked by a focus on individual emotional experiences and everyday life. This period saw diverse poetic experiments and expansion in form.

Korean poetry shaped by the advent of the digital age and globalism. Themes became increasingly diverse, incorporating new forms of expression and showcasing the impact of technology.

Contemporary Korean poetry that reflects a fusion of diverse voices and forms. It addresses social issues alongside personal experiences, navigating the complexities of modern life.

The Earth's temperature reaching a scorching 450°C, similar to a Venus-like environment. This is a catastrophic scenario where life as we know it would be impossible.

The melting of polar ice caps and glaciers disrupts ocean circulation patterns, leading to extreme weather events and climate change.

A global temperature rise of just 1-2°C can cause significant sea level rise, leading to flooding of coastal cities and regions.

Climate change-related threats include prolonged droughts, heatwaves, and other extreme weather events, jeopardizing water security, food production, and ultimately leading to conflict and mass migration.