魯西 尹宣擧의 挽詩 硏究

Abstract

This writing, through the monody written by the representative Confucian scholar, Noseo Yoon, Seon-geo in the 17th century Joseon Dynasty, looked into his social relationships for his life and internal consciousness of life and death, and also considered the literary value revealed in his monody. Yoon, Seon-geo left about 400 pieces of Chinese poetry in 『Noseo Yugo』(Nose‘s posthumous works), one fourth of which are monody works with 75 subjects and 83 pieces of works on his 74 acquaintances. In these works, Noso was making use of diverse poetic forms and enjoyed writing monodies in the form of long-rhyming poems in 5-eon, or 7-eon(5 Chinese-character phrase, 7 Chinese-character phrase) and ancient poetry. Monody cannot have the same contents because the relationships between the deceased and a poet are different respectively. Accordingly this writing looked into it by subject. ① In the expression of the sentiment of a broken heart, it was found that Noseo felt sorry for their death with focus on what existence was the deceased in a poet's life and embodied it in a literary manner through the death of his alter ego, Sinam Yu-gye and his teacher ② In 'regretting over the past and renewing oneself' seen through the death of the deceased, this writing could see that the writer's consciousness for trying to take a new turn through learning while reflecting on his mistakes in the past through the death of the persons ,who were entangled with Ganghwado affairs, was reflected. ③ Sympathy and consoiation comfort for the regret of the deceased seen through an early death, this writing discovered that the writer was a man full of human touch and affirmed that the life of achieving one's goal was valuable in the life of an early death while never sparing his warm comforting and sympathy in the life of the deceased who enjoyed longevity and happiness but left regret over his/her death because he/she was childless. ④ In the value of Yoon, Seon-geo's monody, this study could confirm that his poetic expression full of connotative meanings with intense symbolism through diverse ancient words and analogies stands out, and the capability as a literary person is properly manifested through his monody.