Echoes of Earth: Exploring the Ecological Visions of Baek Seok and Gary Snyder in Modern Poetry

Echoes of Earth: Exploring the Ecological Visions of Baek Seok and Gary Snyder in Modern Poetry

Echoes of Earth: Exploring the Ecological Visions of Baek Seok and Gary Snyder in Modern Poetry Dive deep into the poetic tapestry of two iconic poets, Baek Seok and Gary Snyder, as "Echoes of Earth" unravels their profound connection with nature and its influence on modern poetry. While Baek Seok offers a window into Korea's intricate history, captivating the essence of its people with his evocative verses, Gary Snyder, deeply entrenched in the tranquillity of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, blurs the lines between humanity and the natural world. These poets, from disparate cultures and backgrounds, converge on a singular idea: our humble existence within the vast cosmos and intricate web of nature. Authored by Seonyoung Jeong, a burgeoning voice in the niche realm of ecological literature, this study is not just a comparison of poetic styles or themes but a deeper exploration into the ecological consciousness of the poets. Jeong brings to the forefront lesser-known voices, emphasizing their relentless pursuit of life's essence and their profound ecological reflections. Whether you're a lover of Korean literature, an admirer of Gary Snyder, or simply someone intrigued by the interplay of poetry and nature, "Echoes of Earth" promises a journey that traverses boundaries, cultures, and the very core of our existence in the natural world.