간재 전우의 항일의식

Abstract

This thesis studied the edited version of Kim Taek-sul's Hwadosujeongbon, and focused on 『Gusanjabjeo』 published by Kim Young- seop. These books have not yet received much attention in the academic world and have not been introduced. Jeon-u left many writings in line with his great fame. Jeon-u's collections of literature include 『Ganjaesago』, 『Ganjaeseon- saengmunjib』, 『Chudambyeoljib』, 『Ganjaeseonsaengmunjibseubyu』, and 『Anja- pyeon』, 『Yeonwonjeongjong』, 『Ohyeonsueon』, 『Seonglilyuseon』, 『Geombon』, 『Gusanjabjeo』, 『Gusanseonsaengpung-a』, 『Gusanjigyeol』, 『Ganjaeseonsaeng- lyeseol』, 『Ganjaeseonsaengcheogdog』, 『Ganjaeseonsaengnyeonbo』, 『Sameun- habgo』, 『Agcheonsauwangbog』, As such, there are 12 types of writings. These monographs were published either before or after Jeon-u's life. Among these books, the majority of works are not in the collections rather than those that overlap with the collections. The book published this time, 『Gusanjapjes』, is a book published by Kim Young-seop, a writer in Shanghai, China, collecting the works of Jeon-u's adulthood.T his book is composed of three works: <Gumbon>, <Ilsapyeon>, and 『Jeonsisasakmanghunsa』. Judging from the composition and content of the three works, <Gumbon> should be regarded <lsapyeon>, and <Jeonsisasakmanghunsa> should not be included in his collection of works. Kim Taek-sul's manuscript was copied along with Choi Byung-shim, and he faithfully inherited his master's teachings and planned to publish it after liberation, but it was not published. It was published twice in 1975 and 1984 by his son Kim Hyung-gwan. Kim Taek-sul's manuscript is recognized for its existence and value, so it should be recognized as a single edition for 'The Book of Ganjae'.