옥소 권섭의 한시 비평 고찰-「散錄」을 중심으로-

Abstract

Ok-so Gweon-sup lived 89 years from the late 17th century to the mid-18th century. He created many poems and prose works. His own narrative record, the 「Okso-sanrok(玉所散錄)」, is highly valuable as a historical record because various events and information of the time are recorded as they are unprocessed. This study summarizes Okso's critical consciousness, focusing on the records related to the temporary criticism of this Okso-sanrok. He considered it important that 'the rules to be observed must be strictly observed.' Therefore, Yulsi(律詩) thought that the Daegu law(對句法;rhyming couplet), which is a necessary regulation, should be observed very precisely. He thought that in Jeolgusi(絶句), the objective appearance should be described very detail without revealing the poet's feelings or intentions in the work. He thought that each person had different natural talents, so poetry should also reveal the individuality of each poet. In addition, the way poets perceive and express the objective world is often similar beyond the times and space, so he accept other poets' attitude of stealing the first verse and writing poems without problem consciousness. His view of Chinese poetry criticism can be defined as partially accepting the traditional view of Chinese poetry and trying to correct excessive errors in writing. Ok-so Gweon-sup's view of poetry can be defined as seeking a new sense of criticism to correct excessive harm while being located in an extension of the traditional view.