濯纓 金馹孫의 賦에 나타난 정신세계(Ⅱ) ― 그의 「遊月宮賦」, 「疾風知勁草賦」 「聚星亭賦」를 중심으로 ―

Abstract

This thesis examines how the Fu(賦) - descriptive prose interspersed with verse of Takyeung kim Ilson's (濯纓 金馹孫:1464 - 1498) are linked with life, sand what the spiritual sphere in which is. Three pieces of his Fu are 'Strolling about the selenic palace', 'Being acquainted with a firm herbage when it's a sever wind' and 'A pavilion of swarmed stars'. They are organized four steps in a signification of the end of paragraph. The characteristics of his descriptive prose interspersed with verses can be summarized into several things. He lived a life of distress himself but his spirit was wide. It is the affirmation of reality and pursuit of the ideal world. His home of spirit was the virtual idealism. An ultimate goal of his life was unity of nature and man. At his 'Strolling about the selenic palace' described his lofty ideal- a peaceful reign and a monarch of high moral repute. At his 'Being acquainted with a firm herbage when it's a sever wind' emphasized being faithful to one's principles. At his 'A pavilion of swarmed stars' stressed an usefulness in literature. Also he clearly define his scholarship founded on confucian ethics -the doctrines of Chu-tze(朱子).