순와(順窩) 안경의(安景禕)의 의식지향(意識指向)과 시(詩)

Abstract

Sunwa Angyeongui is one of the pupils of Haryeo Hwangdeokgil. He played a significant role in establishing the Seongho School's Sunam fraction and participated in the collection of literary works of Anjeongbok and Hwangdeokgil, and left prefaces and epilogue to their collection of literary works. He left a literary collection of six parts two books, and expressed his respect for Anjeongbok and Hwangdeokgil in his collection of literary works. His collection of literary works, deviations, and characteristic factors of contents are also quite similar to the collection of literary works of Anjeongbok or Hwangdeokgil, so it can be seen that the influence he received from Anjeongbok and Hwangdeokgil is big. However, if you look at Angyeongui's writings, most of them reveal their mental world that pursues the Confucian moral world. In this regard, it can be seen that the world that his consciousness is aiming for is a Confucian thinking, and the way to go to that world was a universal methodology for Confucian culture. But Angyeongui's writings show only the most essential and basic parts of his conscious world and orientation. He did not mention the contents or levels of the discipline he had learned, or the status or process he had reached. In the collection of literary works alone, Angyeongui can be said to be a person who focused on the essence faithful to the basics, but on the other hand, it can be evaluated that the width of academic thought did not expand philosophically deeply. This is also seen in his poems. His poems contain a variety of layers of consciousness, and the essential orientation of the consciousness world is the return to the Confucian moral world and the essential. But there is a question in that the orientation is so normal and superficial. Of course, this may be said to be natural because he pursued the most essential aspect of confucianism, but there are some questions about that the way how to approach the essence, how to think about the essence, and how to explain it does not exceed the a fixed idea level. This may be attributed to the academic level of Angyeongui, but it is not easy to assert because he had a considerable influence on the establishment of the Seongho School's Sunam faction and he having a big reputation among the disciples of Hwangdeokgil. In order to explain the reasons for these aspects seen in the poems and writing of Angyeongui, a deeper review should be conducted in the future. Especially, it is necessary to explore whether these aspects are the characteristics of Angyeongui alone or the tendency of the times or schools, and why these aspects have emerged.