梅泉 黃玹의 <和小川論詩六絶> 硏究

Abstract

In this paper, A Study on <Hwasocheonnonsiyukjeol> of Maecheon hwanghyeon. Whose name was Hwanghyen, who killed himself honorably with his four stanza <ChelMyengSi> on the kyeng Swul National Humiliation Day in the fourth of Yung Hyu, which fell on the twenty-ninth of August in 1910. One of the greatest poets in the period of Choson Dinasty, HwangHyon, Maechon, he showed his talent by revealing. The materials for writing in his head as things he wanted to forgvet through the theory on Chinese poems, and tem pieces of poem of Chong Yon II Taek ki chil chol sib sa su Eu Ki Wun Hi Jak Lon si Jab chol I sa, and is to his evaluated poems on Korean Literary poems on. Though a through study of the Poem, I tried to combine the poetic historical events of grand Poets in Korea since Ko Wun, to understand the underlying currents of Korean People's emotions for the Possibility the traditional contact between the old literature and the modern literature in order to serve the world literature through the national literature with deep research for the fountain-head of the Eastern Study. I When he became indignant at the successive serious situation of both internal worries and fears of foreign invitation in the gloomy national affairs after the two great revolutions in Im-O and kap-sin, he reprimanded the Present wicked and nation… selling officials be means of writing 『Maychen Ya Lock』 in his distinguished style. As the indulged in So DongPa and YUK MuKwan's style in making a poem, he rejected the poems of Dong's period, and he preferred DoPo's melancholy instead of Lee Bark's open-minded heart. He evaluated patriotic poems mush higher than those of nature for he his patriatism into a spornful of rice, and he had a different view in appreciating the poems between him and his friend, Wang so-chon and different from Jong Il-Taek's, too. As the title shows here this brief writing is not Mae-chon's regular Literary theory but a mere writing for amusement and poems written according to the rhyms, so the figures I mentioned here are restricted and the works I dealt with are only a part, too. In the end I attached fourteen stanza Poem <Hwasocheonnonsiyukjeol> to the last part of the Paper, but I did not study these Poems in detail, but I regarded them as a guide to the last part of this paper, but I did not study these Poems in details, but I regarded them as a guide to the detailed study in the future.