백하 김대락의 한시에 구현된 가족애와 그 의미

Abstract

In this book, we looked at the family love embodied in the poem of Baekha Kim Dae-rak and its meaning. The family was a special being for Baekha, who went into exile with the exploitation of the sovereignty of the nation during the modern transition period. The family is also closely related to his hometown, which can be seen by the fact that the longing for his family left behind in his hometown is sublimated into a sense of musk. These were largely divided into 孝 and 友, which were about the ancestors, including their deceased parents and their uncle in their hometown. And fraternity was a longing for the brothers. He had three younger brothers and three younger sisters, and only one younger brother was alive when he left for exile. And I always expressed my gratitude and sorry for leaving my parents' birth. Baekha was also leading the way and always felt guilty about his children on their way to exile. This can be summed up as paternal love for children, and the part about family members in his poem is characterized by what he wants to express in everyday language rather than difficult exams. In the case of Baekha, he said that the family should be recognized as a community and that the community should strive for the public good. In this respect, it can be thought that his family, namely his son, grandson and sister, all worked hard for independence to restore national sovereignty at the time. This is not only meaningful at that time, but also needs to be reconsidered in today's era of nuclear familyization. Baekha's perception that women should learn is also very progressive in terms of gender equality. In this regard, the family that Baekha pursued and expressed as literature is closely related to the community and furthermore, it is closely related to the country.