月沙 李廷龜家系의 文學 傳承 硏究 - 月沙·白洲·靑湖가 鳴巖에게 미친 영향을 중심으로

Abstract

The family of Wolsa Lee, Jung-ku(1564~1635) obtained the fame of 3-generation daejehak from his son Baekju Lee, Myung-han(1595~1645) to grandson Chungho Lee, Il-sang(1612~1666). His great-grandson Myungam Lee, Hye-ju( 1660~1711) was also famous. In the family organization, Wolsa, Baekju, Chungho and Myungam, their literature transmits literary tradition faithfully and it should be focused that they have similar tendency. The nature talents of Wolsa·Baekju·Chungho·Myungam is greatly related to their literary expression or tendency. They showed lots of natural expressions based on emotion rather than selection of poetic verses by delicate training and one of the examples is lots of verse points and verse chants. So, the literature of Wolsa family is evaluated as the party spirit in many cases. Wolsa is evaluated as hobang(豪放) · pyoil(飄逸), Baekju is evaluated as Hoil (豪逸) · Hobang(豪放) · Chungjul(淸切) · Chungsang(淸爽), Chungho is evaluated as Hoengil(橫逸) · Chungchi(淸致) · Jusunchungsin(遒俊淸新) and Myungam is evaluated as Woongmaejuljin(雄邁絶塵). Those evaluations are similar in spite of the expressive differences and the similarities are surely from the effects. The family of Wolsa used poetic concept, feeling, poetic phrase, etc. of the previous generations properly and enhanced his own completion of poetry. The utilization has the characteristics of hommage rather than plagiarism and the intention has in sympathy or communication with the previous generations. The literature of Myungam effected by Nongam and Samyun who was a leader of the literary circles in the period showed similar poetic mood of the family ceaselessly although there were differences of depth in poetic expression. In addition, their literature was transmitted to Jinam Lee, Chun-bo continuously and shows the aspects of family literary transmission well. The literature and tendency of Lee, Jung-gu family is a good example that it's necessary to study from an angle of family literary transmission, unlike existing studies verifying literary effects and relations mainly from angles of periodical circles or associations.