葛峯 金得硏의 道學詩 연구

Abstract

This thesis is an inquiry into the moral attitudes among Kim, Deuk-yeun's(金得硏: 1555~1637) various works. He lived a life of a genuine retired gentleman ranging from 16th to 17th. From the mid-half of 16th century to the first-half of 17th century, in a swirling period of domestic worries and foreign troubles, he holds on to the Korean gentlemanship. In his collection of works more than 600 volumes of poems are given. Almost of his poems are connected with the Confucian ethics. His inclination of seeking after truth are as follows. In the first place, he has a heavy­hearted attitude and admiration of the Sages. During 16~17C in Joseon Dynasty influenced the Neo­ Confucianism. Especially, the classic scholar whose name was Juhsie's works. In the second place, he cultivated his mind with preservation of real intention and cultivation of real nature. He concerned on people's distress, a cultivation of moral character and a encouragement of enlightening human beings. In the third place, he has a consciousness of bided by law and behave himself and self­contentment. He has a consciousness of self-satisfaction with his own lot, taking delight in the Way and keeping his true heart. He keeps such consciousness in mind from his youth. His attitudes on taking delight in the Way amid poverty, keeping his true heart in doing this, are evident in not only his actual lives but also in his poetry. In the fourth place, truth the observation of things, he comprehended the law of nature. His self­satisfaction with his own lot, taking delight in the Way and keeping his true heart are not a 'costume' word but a consciousness from the bottom of his heart.