楓巖 金終弼의 차운시 연구-황정견 차운시 「굉지에게(寄硡之)」 14수를 중심으로- (A Study on Kim Jong-Phill's Poetry Series『To Goengji』)

서지정보

· 발행기관 : 동방한문학회
· 수록지 정보 : 동방한문학 / 57호 / 185 ~ 220페이지
· 저자명 : 손여임

초록

The purpose of this thesis is to examine the poetry series 「To Goengji」written by Kim Jong-Phill. Kim composed these poetries quoting Huang Tingjiang's famous lines from 「To Huang Jifu」- "peach blossom, liquor in the spring breeze, raining night in rivers and lakes, wandering drifter's lamplight."Kim had a gift for poetry but modern researchers failed to show interest in his works. So we attempted to reveal the values of his poetries and consider the rebirth of Huang's fine poems 「To Huang Jifu」 in the literary hands of Kim.
In chapter Ⅱ, in order to properly examine the characteristics of said poems, we first analyzed the backgrounds of the poems. In chapter Ⅲ, we gave consideration to Kim's poetries by dividing them into three categories:「Kim's secluded life and world-weariness」, 「Three mediums which bring peace to Kim- Poetry, Alcohol and Nature」,「Admiration for Tao and Huang & Similarities of three poets-Kim, Huang and Tao」.
As the result, we found that Kim did not once enter the government service and usually resided in his hometown. Then one day, he went to Hanyang and stayed at an inn. Goengji(許硡) came to see Kim, and they appreciated Huang's poetries and developed an admiration for the works. After returning home, he took a trip down memory lane with his friend. He then expressed his way of life and lifelong desires.
In addition, Kim was heavily influenced by Tao Yuanming. Huang was also fond of Tao, so he was referred to as Tao's alter-ego. The great admiration they shared for Tao was the common ground between the two poets. Above all, Kim was affected by a great interest in Huang among Chosun literary circle in the 15th century.
In Chapter Ⅲ, we focused on Kim's secluded life and world-weariness. He truly enjoyed being a recluse and tried to live following the course of nature reciting 「Beating a jar(考槃詩)」.
Secondly, 'Poetry', 'Alcohol' and 'Nature' play a significant role to Kim. In order to forget all complicated realities of the world and escape from the harsh truth of not being accepted into society, he drank alcohol and found comfort. Besides, he tried to follow the example of the way of the Natre-'pine trees' and 'chrysanthemums'. As we know, they are symbolic icons of 'fidelity' and 'scholarly integrity'. Furthermore, he believed that 'Poetry' was the only way he would ever truly distinguish himself and soothe his loneliness.
Finally, Kim enjoyed Tao and Huang's poems and he modeled his style after the two poets. Kim always adored Tao who did all farming himself, while enjoying rural life and keeping his integrity. So he also composed poems in which he expressed the delights of country life, while standing firm in his views. These views led to a form of self-respect, while holding on to his true colors. Furthermore, these views led him to describe himself to an unfading pine tree and chrysanthemums when all other greens and flowers turn to brown and wither away, similar to Tao's beliefs. Meanwhile, Kim tried to follow the example of Huang who made an effort to polish poets' skills and compose finer, newer poetries. So he made a poetry series quoting from famous lines of great poets' works.

영어초록

The purpose of this thesis is to examine the poetry series 「To Goengji」written by Kim Jong-Phill. Kim composed these poetries quoting Huang Tingjiang's famous lines from 「To Huang Jifu」- "peach blossom, liquor in the spring breeze, raining night in rivers and lakes, wandering drifter's lamplight."Kim had a gift for poetry but modern researchers failed to show interest in his works. So we attempted to reveal the values of his poetries and consider the rebirth of Huang's fine poems 「To Huang Jifu」 in the literary hands of Kim.
In chapter Ⅱ, in order to properly examine the characteristics of said poems, we first analyzed the backgrounds of the poems. In chapter Ⅲ, we gave consideration to Kim's poetries by dividing them into three categories:「Kim's secluded life and world-weariness」, 「Three mediums which bring peace to Kim- Poetry, Alcohol and Nature」,「Admiration for Tao and Huang & Similarities of three poets-Kim, Huang and Tao」.
As the result, we found that Kim did not once enter the government service and usually resided in his hometown. Then one day, he went to Hanyang and stayed at an inn. Goengji(許硡) came to see Kim, and they appreciated Huang's poetries and developed an admiration for the works. After returning home, he took a trip down memory lane with his friend. He then expressed his way of life and lifelong desires.
In addition, Kim was heavily influenced by Tao Yuanming. Huang was also fond of Tao, so he was referred to as Tao's alter-ego. The great admiration they shared for Tao was the common ground between the two poets. Above all, Kim was affected by a great interest in Huang among Chosun literary circle in the 15th century.
In Chapter Ⅲ, we focused on Kim's secluded life and world-weariness. He truly enjoyed being a recluse and tried to live following the course of nature reciting 「Beating a jar(考槃詩)」.
Secondly, 'Poetry', 'Alcohol' and 'Nature' play a significant role to Kim. In order to forget all complicated realities of the world and escape from the harsh truth of not being accepted into society, he drank alcohol and found comfort. Besides, he tried to follow the example of the way of the Natre-'pine trees' and 'chrysanthemums'. As we know, they are symbolic icons of 'fidelity' and 'scholarly integrity'. Furthermore, he believed that 'Poetry' was the only way he would ever truly distinguish himself and soothe his loneliness.
Finally, Kim enjoyed Tao and Huang's poems and he modeled his style after the two poets. Kim always adored Tao who did all farming himself, while enjoying rural life and keeping his integrity. So he also composed poems in which he expressed the delights of country life, while standing firm in his views. These views led to a form of self-respect, while holding on to his true colors. Furthermore, these views led him to describe himself to an unfading pine tree and chrysanthemums when all other greens and flowers turn to brown and wither away, similar to Tao's beliefs. Meanwhile, Kim tried to follow the example of Huang who made an effort to polish poets' skills and compose finer, newer poetries. So he made a poetry series quoting from famous lines of great poets' works.

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