합천지역 사림파의 선비정신과 작가의식

Abstract

This article started by focusing the discussion on three topics. First, from a spatial perspective, the geopolitical location of the Hapcheon area was examined along with the changes in the geographical names of the Hapcheon area. In terms of time, the literary world and author consciousness of the Sarim school were examined, focusing on scholars born in Hapcheon who represented the Joseon Dynasty. Representative figures from the Hapcheon area during the Joseon Dynasty include Man-eun (晩隱) Yu Su-jeong (柳秀汀, 1484~1534), Shinjae (愼齋) Ju Se-bung (周世鵬, 1495~1554), and Nammyeong (南冥) Jo Sik (曺植, 1501~1572), Naeam Jeong In-hong (鄭仁弘, 1535~1623), etc. They are all figures of Hapcheon and representatives of the Seonbi culture that has graced Korea. As intellectuals who represent the intellectuals of Korean society, they possess a great spirit of goodness who wisely managed the country between the Rule Our home and the Ruling the Nation. Based on this, we examined the subjectivity and identity of the Seonbi spirit, which flows deeply in the traditional culture of the Hapcheon region, and tried to sublimate it into the cultural contents of today's Korean-style. In this way, the work of associating the Hapcheon region with classical literature, which is the traditional culture, is very related to the establishment of the cultural identity of the Hapcheon region, and it can be said that it is the work of establishing the identity of the culture in the Hapcheon region and inspiring the members' confidence and patriotism.