19세기 향촌 지식인의 일기에 나타난 일상과 그 의미 - 『김병황일록』을 중심으로 -

Abstract

The main school intended to examine his daily life and its meaning through a diary left by Kim Byung-hwang(金秉璜), who lived in Omi(五美) Village in Andong(安東) in the late 19th century. Omi Village in Andong is a place where Pungsan Kim Family(豐山金氏) has been living for generations, where their diverse cultures are incorporated. Therefore, through the diary left by Kim Byung-hwang, who spent his daily life here, I detailed his daily life in Hyangchon, while looking at what he valued. A diary is a record of a person's daily life. Therefore, you can look at the vivid appearance of an individual's life and see what was the most important part of his or her daily life. In other words, a diary records a particular act or emotion selected among many daily routines. If you look at his diary, there are some records of individual actions and feelings, but there are many cases where attention is mainly focused on himself and his family as a whole. His diary depicts various aspects of rural life in the late 19th century, of which the most common are records related to disease, ritual, and the past. These records are both personal and closely related to the realm of the family community. This is because he recognized, above all else, that his family was at the center, that the value of it was not just family love, but also social order, and that he had lived sharing this perception.