| Abstract |
Literary works consist of four elements: sentiment, reason, view (object), and matter. Sentiment and reason infer “concept”, and view as well as matter infer “form”. Interlink of concept and form can be understood by means of psychological theories such as “transference” and “projection”. However, these theories are not able to represent its integrity. In this context, the Gestalt theory of isomorphism seems to be more accurate to address the correlation of wholeness and parts that interlinks concept and form. Accordingly, the four elements are linked up to develop into “tracks”. Therefore, single image as well as entire image can be extended from “isomorphism” (same form with different construction) to “homomorphism” (same form with same construction). No matter what type of construction that is interlinked with image, there are variances of types such as “single track”, “double tracks” and “multi tracks”.
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