기속시의 성격과 조선후기의 양상

Abstract

Keesokshi is the Sino-Korean poetry which intensively accepts the people's lives and customs and on the base of distinctive creative mind represents them with a wide variety of forms. The history of Keesokshi is lasted from Shilla and Goryeo Dynasty and Chosun Dynasty. In the late Chosun Dynasty, Keesokshi was intensively produced especially from the late 18th century to the early 19th century. According to the materials, the works are divided into Seshi Keesokshi(歲時紀俗詩) treating the annual occasions, Hanyang Keesokshi(漢陽紀俗詩) dealing with folkways in the capital, Hyangchon Keesokshi(鄕村紀俗詩) reflecting the folkways of rural areas, Nongka Keesokshi(農家紀俗詩) describing the social manners and lives of farmers, Yeosung Keesokshi(女性紀俗詩) focusing on the social manners and lives of women, Yeonhee Keesokshi(演戱紀俗詩) treating singing and dancing performances and Woegook Keesokshi(外國紀俗詩) describing foreign customs. It is a very important that a lot of Keesokshi are produced in Late Chosun. The Keesokshi at that time are deal with Koren folkways and customs of their lives. Furthermore, Keesokshi realize the spirit of Chosunshi(朝鮮詩) in the content and the form as well, plays a leading role in establishing the status of Sino-Korean poetry as a folk literature.