王文誥 《蘇文忠公詩編註集成》의 저작 배경 및 편찬 체례에 관한 일고찰

Abstract

This paper examines the background and compilation style of Wang Wengao's Suwenzhonggongshibianzhujicheng, which is an chronological-annotated edition of Su Shi’s poetry published in the late Qing Dynasty, and as a base of Sushishiji by Zhong Hua Book Company, still has a great influence. In order to examine the background of this book, I conducted a review of the years of Wang's birth and death, his courtesy name(字) and literary name(號) as the starting point for discussion, and based on the analysis of primary data such as the preface and introductory remarks of this book, I looked into how he compiled this book and what process he went through to complete it. Next, focusing on the analysis of composition and layout style, I tried to understand the compilation style of this book. Through this, I could see that the Suwenzhonggongshibianzhujicheng was composed of a wide variety of parts and rich contents, and there was a relatively large change in the layout style compared to the existing annotated editions. In addition, I discussed the achievements of this book in connection with the significance of making Zongan(〈總案〉) separately, and also considered the limitations and shortcomings of this book in the layout style.