송강 정철의 장진주사 연구 — 이백의 장진주사와 비교를 중심으로 —

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to conduct a comparative literary analysis on Jang Jin Ju Sa of Jeong Cheol and Li Po(Li Bai). According to the results of this study, first, in Jeong Cheol's Jang Jin Ju Sa, the author led a life full of ups and downs through his own life, and experienced the political hardship to repeat going into and out of government service six times, and so groaned under the pain of disease and poverty, and then died. Also, by singing Jang Jin Ju through the future tense in the condition of prohibiting drinking through I Dan Ju and Gi Dan Ju, Jeong Cheol overcame his political hardship of going into and out of government service and expressed his own hope. Moreover, Jeong Cheol wrote future-oriented Jang Jin Ju unlike generally known Gweon Ju Ga(a song to offer wine). Further, the question of genre classification still remained in Jeong Cheol's Jang Jin Ju Sa. On the other hand, Li Po's Jang Jin Ju Sa also described the author's internal sorrow, unlike the general evaluation that it was open-hearted. He felt lonely because his life was finite. He dreamed that he could transcend his finite life only through drinking wine and longing for Taoist hermits. The fundamental reason for leading him to walk the road to wandering was the enthusiasm and ambition for politicians which were the mutual interest of intellectuals in those days. In the journey of such wandering, wine was his friend who provided him with courage and comfort. Li Po seemed to like to drink wine, in that he was called a heavy drinker and his friend Tu Fu expressed that "Li Po writes even 100 pieces of poems per a doe of wine" and Li Po argued that "100 years is 36,000 days and I should drink 300 glasses of wine a day", which also revealed his positive attitude toward drinking. He drank not only for the purpose of satisfying his life but also rather for the purpose of overcoming his finite life by pursuing his own eternity. In addition, by examining even the works of Li Po and Tu Fu within China about the contents of Hong Man Jong's Sun O Ji, this study confirms that Jeong Cheol's Jang Jin Ju Sa was identical only in its poem title and initial mental attitude but was different in its contents.