下廬 黃德吉의 『日用輯要』 考察

Abstract

This is a study of “Ilwongjipyo” compiled edited by Hareou Hwang Duckgil who was one of the best book compiler and writer in the late Chosun Dynasty. As a typical Confucian scholar Hwang Duckgil was interested in compiling and publishing of books. He edited “Ilwongjipyo” and the idea of this was from the “Hahockjinam” for academic learners compiled by his teacher, Ahn JungBock. “Ilwongjipyo” is an educational textbook for academic learners. It was selected and edited with certain standards of etiquettes, manners and learning attitudes that people have to follow in daily life commented by former scholars. With “Ilwongjipyo” “Chohockgago” is also a representative educational textbook edited by Hwang Duckgil. “Ilwongjipyo” was earlier compiled than “Chohockgago”. The reason for this seems because there was the need for a book for academic starters. “Ilwongjipyo” was focused on standards of behaviour in our life while “Chohockgago” put more emphasis on ethics and morality. “Ilwongjipyo” is a compilation of all of Hwang Duckgil’s philosophy and studies. It is also enough to confirm that he was the best compiler.