조선후기 京郊地域 가사에 나타난 ‘江湖’ 형상의 예술사적 의미 -홍계영의 「喜雪」과 남도진의 「樂隱別曲」을 중심으로-

Abstract

This study focuses on the image of Kangho(江湖) in the late Chosŏn period Kasa. To understand the meaning of Kangho(江湖) in the late Chosŏn period Kasa, this study mainly examines it in the context of art history. To effectively reveal the influential relationship between them, the scope of the discussion is limited to the works of the late Chosun in Seoul and the surrounding area. Kangho-gado(江湖歌道) is a traditional thematic category and also an important one in Korean classical poetry. The influence of the Kangho-gado research on other related research could be significant. However, in case of the later period of Chosun Dynasty's Kangho, it was understood too easily in the framework of understanding with respect to the formation and development process of early Chosŏn. The works "Huisŏl" of Hong Gyoung-young and "Nakeun-byeolgok" of Nam do-jin have received little attention. In this study, I tried to examine the image of Kangho(江湖) in the late Chosŏn period Kasa which was written in Seoul and the nearest area, from the viewpoint of art history. In Chapter 2, I paid attention to the fact that in the late Chosŏn dynasty, Silhak(實學) emerged and showed a sign of change in the existing traditional artistic view. From this, I examined the change in a human 's position on nature through the emergence of new literary culture. In Chapter 3, I confirm the tendency noted in Chapter 2, focusing on "Huisŏl" of Hong Gyoung-young and "Nakeun-byeolgok" of Nam do-jin. Hong Gyeong-young's work has received attention as an excellent description of scenery, but the take on nature inherent in these works has not been adequately explained. In this paper, we have deduced that the image of 'Kangho' in "Huisŏl" has a deep relationship with the changing view of nature. There is no other research on "Nakeun-byeolgok" since the introduction of the work. In this work, it is also possible to look at the art scene and the natural perception that this art scene was enjoyed by people in the late Chosŏn period.