삼명(三溟) 강준흠(姜浚欽)의 「한경잡영(漢京雜詠)」 연구(硏究)－자신의 추억과 세태의 변화를 다룬 시를 중심으로－

Abstract

“Hangyeong‐Jabyeong(漢京雜詠)” is a series of poems in which Sammyeong Kang Jun‐heum expressed various aspects of Hanyang in the early 19th century. It was influenced by Palgyeong poems(八景詩) or TenYeong(十詠) created from the beginning of the country, and he referred to “Seongshijeondoshi”, which was created during King Jeongjo, but showed his personality to the fullest in his work without imitating form or content. “Hangyeong‐Jabyeong” consists of a total of 40 poems. His works included various places such as Samgaksan as Hanyang's Jinsan, the mountains surrounding the city, Changdeok palace and other palaces, pavilions and bridges, attractions on Han River shore, places where his memories were haunted, and places where he could feel change of social conditions. “Hangyeong‐Jabyeong” seems to be grouped around places with similar characteristics, but it would be more effective to analyze actual contents by subjects rather than places. I categorized his works into five themes. They are first, works singing Hanyang as Joseon's capital city, second, works that sang Hanyang as a place of life, third, works that sang Hanyang as the space of loyalty, fourth, works singing the space of memories, and fifth, works that sang change of social conditions. “Hangyeong‐Jabyeong” is a collection of works created by exploring 40 major places in Hanyang, but it is not a mere travel poem but a work that contains the experiences and confessions of a Sadaebu literati who has spent most of his life as a bureaucrat in Seoul. Focusing on these features, of the five themes, this study explored works of singing the space of memories and singing change of social conditions. Recalling that almost all of the works in “Hangyeong‐Jabyeong” express personal memories or feelings in some way, the two themes, memories and change of social conditions, are also the themes that penetrate all 40 poems. There has yet to be full research on Sammyeong Kang Jun‐heum's poems, it might be impetuous to discuss his poetic world with 40 poems in “Hanyeongjapyeong”. However, considering that “Hangyeong‐Jabyeong” was a collection of poems in his later days, when he and his poetic work was in thier mature stage, it is believed that it is possible to get a glimpse of Sammyeong Kang Jun‐heum's poetic world through “Hangyeong‐Jabyeong”.