낙동강의 서원과 ‘한강학풍(寒岡學風)’ - 대구권 강안학을 중심으로 -

Abstract

This article is designed to examine the "Han gang's Academic Style" along with their sense of solidarity, focusing on the places where the Han River Jeong-gu holds rituals among the seowon built on the coast of the Nakdonggang River. We focused on Seowon because it provides a glimpse into the concerns and practices of Yeongnam scholars of the Joseon Dynasty. We focus on the Daegu region, namely Gumi, Chilgok, Gimcheon, Seongju, Daegu, and Goryeong, along the coast of the Nakdong River. The main task is to understand the existence of vows in this region and the role they played in the academic history of the region, which is summarized in the ‘Han gang's Academic style.’ There are 19 seowon honoring Jeonggu across the country, including Changnyeong's Saengsadang(生祠堂), which was established during the reign of King Seonjo. Among them, there are 5 seowon in the Daegu area: Yeongyeong Seowon(Daegu), Cheongok Seowon(Sungju), Hoeyeon Seowon(Sungju), Sayang Seowon (Chilgok), and Dodong Seowon(Daegu). As with Jeonggu, the promotion of Dohak centered on Jeongjuhak and the establishment of Dotong through Kim Goengpil were the most important thing ‘Han gang's Academic style’ of Hanganhak in the Daegu area. However, it was not depressed only in securing Dotong, but also showed an open tendency. This is because while converging Toegyehak and Nammyeonghak in this area, knowledge was created by storing a large number of writings and woodblocks of writings of scholars in the Giho area. We could call this 'independent openness'.