박노해 시의 윤리의식과 동양적 사유

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to discuss the ethical consciousness penetrating from Park No-hae's first collection of poems, Dawn of Labor, to the fourth book of poetry, So You Don't disappear, by linking with oriental thinking. To this aim, first, in the case of ethics for the working class in Dawn of Labor, the relation was checked in relation to Mozi(墨子)’s ‘Gyeomae(兼愛, Love everyone equally without distinction)’ and ‘Daedong(大同, The whole world prospers together in peace) ideology’. Next, the ethics of self which is inherent in the form of self-denial, reflection, and establishment of a new life, in the prison poems contained in the second collection of poems, The True Beginning, was considered in connection with the various disciplines of Confucianism. Finally, in the 3rd collection of poems, Winter Blooms and So You Don't disappear, the ethical awareness of the various vulnerable people who are oppressed or sacrificed due to distorted material values ​​such as reckless development or war was expressed. However, it was attempted to find out by linking it with Mozi's 'Bigong(非攻) ideology' which was an anti-war logic and ‘Jeolyong(節用)’, a principle that should reduce its use.