김택영의 초기 기행시집 『湖嶺巾衍錄』 연구

Abstract

This paper is a detailed analysis of Kim Taek-young's newly known collection of poems, Horyunggeonyeonrok(湖嶺巾衍錄, 1878). The collection contains 96 poems, 35 of which were not included elsewhere, and are newly known. In other words, poems, which account for one-third of the total number of poems, have been newly known to us. This collection of poems is valuable in that it shows the original manuscript of 29-year-old Kim Taek-young. This collection of poems is a collection of travel poems that express their feelings throughout the southern part of the Korean Peninsula for 60 days. Several poems, such as "Listen to the Goose(聞雁)", which are one of his representative works, were created intensively during this journey. Thus, 1878 was a time when passion for poetry and ability as a poet reached its peak. The poems in this collection have three main characteristics. First, he visited historic sites in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula and captured their appreciation in the poem, in which he expressed his self-reflection by looking back on his situation. Second, he thought of a famous senior and friend in the solitude of a travel destination, or visited in person to express his longing without hesitation. Third, the local customs and civil language experienced in the southern part of the Korean Peninsula were actively accepted and expressed in fresh language. These three points are a new aspect of his poem, which has not been known.