양촌(陽村) 권근(權近) 한시에 나타난 죽음의 형상과 미적 특질

Abstract

Keun Kwon(Yangchon,1352-1409) is one of representative poets in the latter part of the Goryeo Dynasty. A collection of his works, <Yangchonjib> includes 40 poems under 36 titles of requiems(輓詩). Keun Kwon is a important poet as a bridge between the latter part of the Goryeo Dynasty and the former part of the Chosun Dynasty. He succeeded Mokeun, the greatest poet of the Goryeo Dynasty and wrote so many requiems. Furthermore, the creation of his requiems passed down to the poets of the literary world of the former part of the Chosun Dynasty such as Keojung Soe. That’s why he is called the most important poet to write requiem in the closing years of the 14C and the opening of the 15C. Depending on format, Yangchon’s requiems are divided into several parts - Chileonyulsi (21poems under 20 titles), Oeonyulsi (11poems under 10 titles), Chileogeolgu (7poems under 5titles), Oeongeolgu(1poems under 1 titles). They mostly follow a particular format - Chileonyulsi and Oeonyulsi., which is the trend of the creation of requiems in the latter part of the Goryeo Dynasty. The main characteristic of his requiems is sensory details arising from their signature lyricism. They have a very visible presence of onomatopoeia and mimetic word. That kind of versification relates to Tang’s poetical style, which was selected by Doeun, Chukyakjae, Ungok. Keun Kwon succeeded them.