창계(滄溪) 문경동(文敬仝) 한시 연구 ― 조선전기 한시에 나타난 강원도 형상의 일양상 ―

Abstract

This paper was written as part of a long-term plan to study people and poetry related to Gangwon-do during the Joseon period. Accordingly, the sino-Koran poems written by Mungyeong-dong (1457-1521) in Gangwon-do was considered. Mungyeong-dong left so many works that there were 100 sino-Koran poems written in Gangwon-do, but no research has been conducted on his sino-Koran poems so far. As the first study on Mungyeong-dong, this paper first examined his life and consciousness orientation. He had outstanding literary qualities, but he was criticized a lot by people for his free and outspoken personality, so he could not reach a high government position. He lived such an unfortunate life, but rather than resenting or lamenting against the slander of the world, he sought to live in nature with an acceptable and fulfilling attitude. Mungyeong-dong's character and consciousness orientation formed a poetic taste that expressed his emotion honestly and plainly. In particular, these poetic characteristics were well revealed in works made in Gangwon-do. The shape of Gangwon-do, which appeared in the sino-Koran poem of Mungyeong-dong, was divided into aspects of spatial perception and poetic expression. He recognized Gangwon-do as a peaceful and colorful space such as Mureungdowon and Jujinchon. This perception generally inherited the perception of Gangwon-do by traditional bureaucrats from the late Goryeo period to the early Joseon period. In terms of poetic expression, Mungyeong-dong was characterized by an impromptu and plain expression of what he saw and felt in person, not focusing on his duty as a Confucian scholar or his responsibilities as an official.