安軸 시의 표현 양식과 미적 특질

Abstract

Ann Chuk(1282-1348) is a senior government official in the beginning of 14C. And he is also a poet to play an active part in Korean classical literature. He is famous for the author of 「Kwandongbyolgok(關東別曲)」 and 「Jukyebyolgok(竹溪別曲)」 which are Kyongichega(景幾體歌). He, however, showed himself at his best in his selection of Chinese poems, 「Kwandongwaju(關東瓦注)」. These poems were written while in his office as the governor of a Kangwon province. They are judged to be well expressed the sufferings of the common people. Most of the poems written by An Chuk throughout his life were lost because of Hongunjuk's rebellion. So 「Kwandongwaju(關東瓦注)」 was nothing but one of the rare collections of his works and an anthology of poems based on his travels. Fortunately, there is a considerable number of poems in 「Kwandongwaju(關東瓦注)」. This paper focused on them. Staying in Yuan, An Chuk passed the state examination and went through the flowing of both literary and academic world. Later, he became the governor of a Kangwon province. This experience affectd his literary work. His love for the subjects as a governor is well brought out in his poetry. But that is'nt clearly proposed as a declaration or announcement. Instead, he used the technique of 'Heung(興). This paper focuses on such technique and aesthetic completion. The best feature of 'Heung(興) is to obtain excellent results by showing theme through the depiction of nature. And this technique brings about literary grace of 'Hanjuk(閑適)' and 'Chowan(悽惋)'. An Chuk wove a poet from two elements such aesthetic appreciation and love for the subjects as a governor. And the harmony of two elements shined his brightest poetic result. After all, in his poets, the gentle and sincere virtue of love for the subjects will be more and more worthwhile when such aesthetic technique come into the spotlight.