鶴皐 金履萬의 詩人 의식

Abstract

Borrowing this position, which was prepared to illuminate the Sino-Korean literature in the Jecheon region and promote the cultural development of Jecheon, this study reexamines Kim Yi-man (1683～1758), a poet of the late Joseon. The developmental aspect of self-consciousness that he had as an artistic accomplishment and a poet in Sino-Korean poetry was not fully identified. This study examined the emotions of joy and sorrow in his Sino-Korean poetry based on his research achievements. Next, this study discovered how he built himself a world of rich Sino-Korean poetry, conscious of his poetry, to a 10,000 works. As for his creation of Sino-Korean poetry, he said, "I put the longevity of life in the poet's line." This was not an exaggeration to his comment as a result of the analysis of his actual works. His writing poem activity, which he began to appease from the beginning of his life, grew into a proud poet by the time he reached his old age. He was conscious of himself as a poet rather than a scholar, and he felt great pride in his 10,000 works over the course of his life. He was a thrilling poet who tried to express the moment he died in the Jecheon area where he lived his life. The artistic accomplishments Kim Yi-man made in Sino-Korean poetry were not properly valued even in his time. He expected the advent of "Yáng Xióng (揚雄, a great scholar in Han dynasty)," which would justify his Sino-Korean poetry. If the 'Yáng Xióng' comes out among the Jecheon citizens of today, he will be more pleased underground.