李鈺 文學의 文學史的 意味

Abstract

In this thesis I have characterized the literary point of view of the KunganSchool(公安派) represented by Yuan Hong-Do(袁宏道) and evaluated the li terary works written by men of noble birtnew sth in the period of Yong Jo ng -jo(英正朝), Lee-ok's new style of writing and his literary point of view. He had a great concern in the philosophy of Ku Yen-wu(顧炎武) and Lee Zi who were among the leading scholars at the end of the Ming Dynasty and the beginning of the Ching Dynasty and followed the scholars belonging to the kungan group in literature. who respected truth and novelty and rejected and the restorative view point which was prevalent during the Ming Dynasty. The literary works of men who belonged to the nobolities may be classified in to three the KwanKak style led by orthdox literary scholars in the national university called Sungkunkwan, the new style of writing whose supporters can be represented and classic style. The movement in promoting the new style of writting in Which Lee-ok tried to describe the real meaning of life, the truth in nature was initiated and conducted during the time when King Chong-jo took a measure against the plaintive style of writting appearing in the Folk tales prevalent in those days. Thus their movement was criticized and even reprimanded, rather than appreciated as it was. But among those Lee-Ok's works which adopted the new style of writting in his works had great influence on the literature in his days. Lee-ok found principles of creative writting in reality, innocence, and contemporary writtings.