근대 전환기 한말사대가韓末四大家의 결속과 현실 대응

Abstract

Kang Wui, Kim Taek-young, Lee Geon-chang, and Hwang Hyun, who were active in the era of upheaval and majesty when Western forces were accelerating their penetration into the East, were called the ‘Hanmalsadaega(韓末四大家)’ and attracted attention as representative writers of this period. The four, who are collectively referred to as Hanmalsadaega(韓末四大家), have different ingredients of origin as well as partisans. Among the intellectuals in the late Joseon Dynasty, they could be referred to as Hanmalsadaega(韓末四大 家), which could be presented as a basis for political action that turned into a ally that kept national courtesy along with deep fellowship. This study attempted to investigate the process of forming and bonding relationships between the four and to investigate how they respond in their respective realities. It will be possible to derive the historical meaning of being able to be called ‘Hanmalsadaega(韓末 四大家)’ through the process of solidarity between the four people of different origin and the partis considering how they respond to their respective realities. In short, revealing the process of the four people, who marked the end of the history of Korean Chinese literature, forming a sense of identity based on mutual friendship and bonding to the master of the Korean-Chinese history is part of investigating how intellectuals interact and respond to reality during the modern transition periods.