痴巖 金鉉中의 생애와 시가문학

Abstract

This paper explored the life of Kim Hyeon-jung(金鉉中), a literary man who worked in Yeongbyeon(寧邊), Pyeongan-do, from the mid-17th century to the early 18th century, and his poetry literature. Kim Hyeon-jung and his poetry literature are meaningful in expanding the scope of local literature research and supplementing the poetry history of the late Joseon Dynasty in that they show examples of the aristocratic class in provinces in Pyeongan-do. Kim Hyeon-jung, a Confucian scholar in Yeongbyeon, Pyeongan-do, had a will to enter the world through the past but failed to achieve it and spent his life as a local celebrity while staying in his residence. For this reason, it was highly regarded literary in the Pyeongan-do region. In addition, his status as a local literary man is so unique that he is listed at the beginning of the “scholar” item of 『Yeongbyeonji(寧邊志)』, a government-led geography book, and his poems are included in the “literary arts” item. In this paper, attention was paid to <Hwaryusa(花柳詞)> and <Hyangsanrok (香山錄)> as representative works of Kim Hyeon-jung. These two works are recognized for their representativeness in their life cycle and written language notation. <Hwaryusa> can be understood as a rhetorical work to relieve resentment by appeasing the woman who harassed her, taking the form of a love poem that expresses meeting, parting, longing, and reunion wishes, centering on male speakers. <Hyangsanrok> looks around the Myohyangsan Mountain(妙香山) attractions, immerses in the impressions of the beautiful scenery, expresses the atmosphere of being fresh, and reveals the appearance of enjoying alcohol.