海藏 申錫愚 문학의 地方誌的 성격-지방관 재임기 작품을 중심으로-

Abstract

In Chinese literature, the mid-19th century did not receive sufficient light due to the achievements achieved in the 17th and 18th centuries. However, in recent years, it has been widely understood, such as the discovery and introduction of new literary men, and connection with modern literature. Efforts are being made to reveal the literary charm and status of the company. Shin Seok-woo(申錫愚) is a significant figure in elucidating the reality of literature in the mid-19th century in view of this historical flow of research. However, for his literature, only a few research results on the representative work Ip-yeon-gi(入燕記), and even if it was dealt with, it was mainly discussed only from the perspective of 'Bukhak(北學)' or 'Silhak(實學)'. Of course, these works and attributes are an important part that cannot be ignored in Shin Seok-woo's literature, but there are many difficult parts to define his literary world, which was active throughout his life at the center of the 19th century literary arts, with only a few words or concepts. This paper attempts to focus on the local record that is deeply embedded in his work as a process to comprehensively investigate the literary world of Shin Seok-woo. He served as a local government office several times during his life as a government office for about 30 years, and the poems built at this time not only occupied a high proportion of his works, but he reported it in conjunction with his interest in geography, customs, and history, which was growing higher at the time. This is because they are expressing their local experiences through various literary means. Therefore, the work of confirming the local intellectual character seen in Shin Seok-woo's literature not only becomes the process of discovering his major literary characteristics, but also provides a meaningful reference point for confirming the clear literary flow of the 19th century.