石北 申光洙의 端宗 관련 시 연구

Abstract

This thesis examines Seokbook's poems written in memory of King Danjong for about one and a half year from the year when he went into government office as the deputy delegate of Yeongwol until he withdrew from his office and came home. In Cheonglyongpo, he expressed his compassion for and affection toward Danjong and suffering the king had in a deserted island as well as for six dead subject's hardship. In poems dealing with cuckoos, he heightened acute images that culminate in Danjong's tragic image via the birds' auditory and visual poetic imagination. When visiting Jangleung tomb, the poet thanked King Jungjong for his reconstruction of the tomb and rites for subjects and deeply expressed gratitude to King Sukjong not only for his enshrining of the king's name in a temple but also for naming the tomb and the restoration of kingship. The poet outpoured his sorrow and lingering feeling toward the memory of the past leisure in the poem about Geumgang pavilion before going home and the poem devoted to a dancing lady(gisaeng). As such, Seokbook's poems, in developing his poetic images, are characterized by the technique that concentrates on his pathetic situation and state of mind in harmony with amiable and gentle mood and feeling without exerting poetic skills and outspoken expression.