쉐도잉 연습: Every monster you fear is really you - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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I'm going through a reading phase at the moment.
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In fact, I'm addicted to reading.
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I'm annoying my friends and my family because I'm lugging a book around with me wherever we go.
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Given I do this, you'd be forgiven for thinking that I'm reading about philosophy.
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I'm scrubbing up on my Plato or my Descartes or my Simone de Beauvoir, but no. You see, I love fantasy.
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I love created worlds and I love a map at the start of my book.
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I love dragons, swords, sorcery and sinister forces swirling in the background.
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For a long time I wouldn't admit that, because people can tend to be quite snobbish about fantasy, they look down on it.
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Not the prize -winning magical realism kind, but the kind that I like, which involves elves and dragons and dark lords.
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It's generally agreed that children can enjoy these made -up worlds, they can enjoy talking beasts and adventures, but when you become an adult, you should turn to proper stuff.
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Mature, respectable, and written in ornate purple prose.
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status symbol.
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And if you read a serious book then you must be a serious person, but those who read fantasy Oh no. But this misses the point of what fantasy is about,
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and the totemic father figure of the genre, J .R .R.
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Tolkien, has a lot to say on the topic.
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This snobbery of those who look down on fantasy has a long pedigree
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and so much so that in 1947 J .R .R.
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Tolkien felt the need to write a defense of the genre in a short work he called on fairy stories.
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can happen, but they are always treated with the utmost seriousness by the reader.
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When you enter fairy, you do not simply enter a world of make -believe, but instead you perform an act of what Tolkien called sub -creation,
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in which we form a new world within our wider reality.
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This imaginary world we create will always go beyond the words on a page.
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This fantasy realm cannot be caught in a net of words, for it is indescribable.
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Words alone will never be able realized land of magic and for this we need the ability to sub -create.
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When we sub -create we create a secondary world into which the mind can enter.
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This world has its own internal logic, laws and systems.
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We see, feel and live in this world in a way
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that goes beyond just reading a book or reading the words on a page.
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We color in the background details,
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we add sights, smells and wonders and we And this is why movie adaptations can feel so hollow at times,
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because Hollywood can never hope to match sub -creation.
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If you've ever read The Lord of the Rings, you'll know what Tolkien is getting at, because Middle Earth is built with such detail and depth that
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while this sub -creation can take time and it can take effort, you will feel as if you are in that world.
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It's really hard to describe, because it's not simply inventing mental images or just using your imagination,
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it's creating an entire world and living alongside everything that's going on.
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It means watching the drama, of course, but you are inside the drama as well.
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Thank you.
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Subcreation is a fascinating philosophical topic in its own right, but it doesn't get us closer to what the value of fantasy is, what is the value of these books.
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And for this we must turn to another work of Tolkien's, his essay on Beowulf.
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Beowulf is not a story about a great siege or some courtly intrigue, it's a poem about a man.
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And that's the entire point, because for Tolkien the story of Beowulf is about one man's struggle against the great tide of misfortune.
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Beowulf represents the smallest, briefest flickering of a candle in a great expanse of darkness.
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And this is exactly what it means to be a hero then and forever.
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Beowulf is a great poem because it speaks of the dualism in all human life.
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It's about youth and age, success and failure, of glory and doom.
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Every person will enjoy the warm, joy -filled days of summer as much as the cold, despairing nights of winter.
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Everything can swing between light and dark.
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We will eat, drink and be merry, but tomorrow we shall die.
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The brilliance of Beowulf and fantasy generally is that the monsters or the villains that they provide, the orcs, the monsters, the dragons, the cruel emperors, the dark wizards,
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is that while of course they are imaginary, they are also empty vessels into which we can each pour our own nemeses, be that real life or more conceptual.
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limits of historical periods however important.
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There is something about great fantasy that emboldens the spirits and it gives a kind of fire to the fight.
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It's found not only in the words and the plots and the adventure but it's in its atemporality.
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It tells us that there is something universal to the human condition that ought to be celebrated, sought out and cherished.
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It's something
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that is as true for Anglo -Saxons in their snowy mead
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halls as it is for office drones changing their login passwords with a huff.
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It says that no matter what monsters we face, we shall overcome and live on.
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We shall not be defeated.
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Books of all sorts are escapist.
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Fictional narratives and made -up characters define any novel.
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Yet no genres are quite so escapist as science fiction or fantasy.
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And in that lies their value readable.
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As Tolkien put it, "I have claimed that escape is one of the main functions of fairy stories, and since I do not disapprove of them,
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it is plain I do not accept the tone of scorn or pity with which escape is now so often used.
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Why should a man be scorned if, finding himself in prison, he tries to get out and go home,
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or if he cannot do so he thinks and talks about other topics and jailers and prison walls?"
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The ability we all have to read books, imagine worlds
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and play make -believe is one of the greatest balms any of us can actually have in a world
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that is often overbearing and full of hardship.
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Yes, fantasy can take us on an incredible journey, but more than that it gives us the villains
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and the heroes we need to make sense of the world and to make it just a little bit easier.
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to live in.
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- lugging a book around: 책을 들고 다니다 (무거워 보이는 것을 계속 가지고 다닐 때 사용)
- scrubbing up on: ~을 다시 공부하다, ~을 갱신하다 (지식이나 기술을 쌓을 때)
- swirling in the background: 배경에서 몰려오다 (은밀하게 영향을 미치는 것)
- internal logic: 내적 논리 (체계나 세계관이 자체적으로 일관성 있을 때)
- empty vessels into which we can pour: 우리가 내용을 담을 수 있는 빈 그릇 (추상적 개념을 표현할 때)
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| 수동태 be + 과거분사 — 누가 하는지보다 무슨 일이 일어나는지에 초점 | be forgiven · are always treated · cannot be caught |
| 현재완료 have/has + 과거분사 — 과거의 일이 지금도 관련이 있을 때 | you've ever read · have claimed |
| 관계절 who / which + 절 — 사람이나 사물에 대한 추가 정보 | those who read · those who look |
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