17세기 초반의 대구와 사대부 손처눌孫處訥(1553~1634)의 다면적 위상

Abstract

Joseon went through the biggest changes during the lifetime of Son Cheo-nul (1553~1634). Sarims, who engaged in full-blown activities during the reign of King Seonjo (1552~1608), raised issues with the old national order and brought an overall leap to studies and national management. This period was also a time of risks. Foreign invasions continued on and sent huge shock waves to the thinking and daily lives of the people. There were many changes. This study found busy aspects of Joseon society in the daily life of nobility in Gyeongsang Province with a focus on Son Cheo-nul who lived in Daegu. He was one of the representative noblemen of Daegu during those years and played various roles as one of its people, including an intellectual that led discussions among local noblemen, and a father married with children. He was one of the many in- dividuals that lived during the same period and were in the same circumstances. By examining him, the study looked into the activities of the government, local people, local intellectuals, and the daily lives of families in Joseon during the former half of the 17th century. Son Cheo-nu’s journal that he kept to record his daily life for approximately 30 years provided valuable information. The study focused on three aspects: the reconstruction of the na- tional system and the daily lives of the local people, the activities of nobility in the community, and the daily lives of families. His life and records helped to examine the reality of the new national, social, and family order after the war.