無等山圈 누정문학의 문화지도

Abstract

This study examined existing pavilions in Mt. Mudeung which had been built before the twentieth century. As a result, it was discovered that there are 15 ones in Gwangju city, 22 in Naju city, 8 in Jangsung county, 14 in Damyang county and 22 in Hwasun county. This study focused on the pavilions which had poetical circles in a cultural view and found that a great number of literary persons were active in literary activities and poetic circles were formulated in the following places: Buyong pavilion, Samgwe pavilion, Eupchi pavilion, Pungam pavilion, Pungyoung pavilion, Hoga pavilion, and Hwangbyeok pavilion in Gwangju; Gao pavilion, Nampa pavilion, Soyo pavilion, Yongmo pavilion, Youngmo pavilion, and Jangchun pavilion; Gwansu pavilion and Yowol pavilion in Jangsung; Doksu pavilion, Myonang pavilion, Seoha pavilion, Jewoldang and Gwangpung pavilion in Soswaewon, Songgang pavilion and Sikyoung pavilion in Damyang; and Ohyun pavilion, Mangmi pavilion, Mulyeom pavilion, Imdae pavilion, Yongbyeok pavilion, Chimsu pavilion, and Songseok pavilion in Hwasun. This study examined some of main pavilions and presents future tasks to be done: First, entire pavilions in Honam area should be mapped. Maps organize the areas in easily accessible manner. If the entire pavilions of this area are marked on the map, regional differences and features can be specifically displayed. Second, future studies should focus on formation of poetic circles in pavilions. There were previous studies on literary activities in pavilions of Honam areas, but they focused on only a few pavilions. Further studies should expand the range of the subjects in various angles. Third, the entire pavilions in Honam area should be organized in chronological manner to identify various aspects of literary persons who were engaged in pavilion literature as pavilions have their own history.