함안 무진정의 조영배경 및 공간구조 분석

Abstract

The garden, as a long lasting object of place and culture, has a special meaning in humanistic terms. It is a medium that reflects the sensing and private experience of human beings. This study will examine the impact of the ideological background of the Joseon Dynasty on the building background of the Byeoleop style Beolseo. It will use a special reference to Mujinjeong at Hanam-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do run by Jo Sam, a literary figure in early Joseon. Jo Sam's Mujinjeong is a space that features focusing on a filial duty culture that is different from the existing Byeoljang and Byeolseo. By differentiating the concept from the existing general Byeoljang, the study attempted to analyze the features based on a filial duty centered place. Different from general Byeoljang, Jo Sam's Mujinjeong is a representative style that reinforces characteristics while it serves the family burial ground for the builder after he/she passes away. This study is significant in that it examined the above concept based on literary documents and recorded the current condition empirically for further conservation.