조선시대 고지도 간행에 대한 試論 : 상업판매와 수요층을 중심으로

Abstract

This study is a controversial study on the commercial publication of ancient maps of the Joseon Dynasty. In this paper, based on prior research, the possibility of old maps as commercial publications was discussed. The following results were obtained through the research. First of all, we discussed the representative map made as a woodblock print and Kim Jong-ho's Daedongyeojido. In the case of commercial publishing, it must be produced not only for suppliers but also for consumers, so in this paper, we proposed in various cases what kind of demand groups were produced for each map. In the case of Daedongyeojido, the author's conclusion is that although there is no objection that it is for sale, it is highly likely that it was a small order production system. Based on the records given to Kyujanggak by King Gojong, it was also judged that it was aimed at the demand group centered on high-ranking officials. The issue of production volume and cost is a problem that needs to be clarified and solved more clearly in the issue of initial production cost. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze various fields in the future, focusing on research on publishing processes such as commercial publishing and Joseon Dynasty literature collection. By expanding the research on how to view old maps in terms of "the cultural history of books in the Joseon Period," we can understand the location of old maps in Korean ancient literature more clearly. It is also considered to be useful for macro-understanding of ancient maps in terms of intellectual history and socio-cultural history of the Joseon Dynasty.