尹鑴의 「洪範」읽기와 그 특징

Abstract

In the 17th century, Korean scholar Yoon Hyu (1617~1680) was a representative scholar who had an interest in the Six classics(六經) of the xianqin era. He was a pioneer who attempted to escape the limits of studying on the four books. ≪Hongbeomkyeungjeontongyi(洪範經傳通義)≫ is a representative transcript writing that can confirm deep opinions about “Hongfan(洪範)”. ≪Hongbeomkyeungjeontongyi≫ was followed by the reading of the 『zhuziyulei』 of the zhuzi(朱子). The core is "Interpret classics as classics(以經解經)" and here we can see the perspective of Yoonhyu. In particular, he paid attention to the use(用) of the nine categories(九疇). In other classics, he have searched for the use of nine categories. Yoonhyu’s comprehension by using the classic supplemented the limitations and shortcomings of the existing interpretation. In addition, it is enough to be evaluated that it raised the level of Korean scholasticism to a new level.