孤松 崔纘의 生涯와 詩世界

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine Gosong Choechan’s life and poetry. Choechan’s “Ae Daejunjae” was famous in his time, and his life and work are worth discussing in Chinese literary history. Chapter 2 presents research on Choechan’s life. He was upstanding, had faith in what he believed to be right, and lived as he had been taught. As a simple example, when the Gwanghaegun killed Youngchang Daegun, Choechan criticized the prosperity of the gentiles by mourning Yeongchang Daegun’s death. His honorable personality and principles were engendered by the academic tradition of the village of Naju Chodong and that of his family, and were not just momentarily revealed by that accident. Choechan’s poetry is discussed in Chapter 3. His poetry focuses on his recognition of reality. Choechan was a Confucian, but for most of his life he secluded himself in his hometown. When Yongchang Daejun died, he wrote “Ae Daejunjae,” spent six years in prison, and was released when the king of Injo was deposed. Therefore, given Choechan’s life, his recognition of reality, which is the gist of his poetry, was differentiated by the time of Gwanghaegun and that of Injo. He considered the former to be the age of Geolju (桀紂) and the latter to be the age of age of Utang (禹湯).