士谷 마을의 인문환경 : 시간·공간 그리고 인간

Abstract

This thesis analyzes the character of Sagok village as a humanities space by the role of the time, space, and human. The Sagok village could primarily be defined as the village of Jinyang Ha clan, but the functionality of the space is not limited to this. Sagok village established its identity as a sub-center of Nammyong School and thus, the village has the Confucian values of the study of loyalty and filial piety to enhance the spatial supremacy. Sagok village has established itself as an identity of academic sub-center of Nammyong School with Daegak private academy and it has enhanced superior spatiality by attaching Confucian values. People in Sagok village was provincial, however their object and the way of relationship was to accept capital culture. On the basis of that, there was intellectual-cultural distribution ――the marital relationship. The Ha clan in Sagok village could maintain their power in Jinju province after 17th century was resulted from this. Villages in Joseon have attributes that those were designed by the values of the times. Sagok village has branded its own village by fusing loyalty and filial piety, which were the core values of Neo-Confucianism. This became the reason why the Sagok village became a popular cultural space in Korea beyond becoming a prestigious village of Joseon. The investigation for human roles and activities that are disengaged from time and space, may encounter the obscurity of the goal. This thesis deals with humans, but sticks to they way of being punctual and obsessed with space. This is because the village is the most explicit place to capture human activity, and this type of research is essential to extract and analyze human activities in a wider place such as society and country more elaborately.