蓮軒 李宜茂의 漢詩 一考察–「雜詩類」를 中心으로–

Abstract

Lee Eui-moo is a representative tattoo that was mainly active in Joseon Seongjong and Yeonsan-gun, and was excellent in poetry, excellent in the quality of sentences, and is evaluated as a person who participated in all publications related work. In Lee Eui-moo’s collection of books, Yeonheonjapgo, contains 352 Chinese poems of 496 verses, while Book2’s “Jabshiryu” contains 215 articles 338 verses of various themes. First, look at the work that expresses the appearance of Bacchus in alcohol and the pursuit of a comfortable and free life, Lee Eui-moo originally enjoyed poetry and liquor very much, and was proud of himself as ‘Bacchus in alcohol’. He showed his excitement through poetry and alcohol, or showed his free life. It is understood that in the turbulent times of the time, hopes were great, but in the later years, he was delayed by a low government office and tried to receive comfort through poetry and alcohol. Secondly, looking at the works that expressed hope through the great metaphor of the classics, it can be seen that Lee Eui-moo pursued the Song Dynasty Chinese poetry style. Lee Eui-moo liked to use classics in several works, and among them, through the metaphor of his classics, it is possible to confirm the tendency to reveal his hopes in his implicit appearance. Third, through the works expressing the contradictory feelings toward his head, we can see the tendency to long for and pursue situations that are contrary to his position. In fact, this psychology is a general tendency of bureaucrats, but Lee Eui-moo has a clear tendency compared to other literary figures due to the atmosphere of the times and the free nature of the time. Fourth, the proportion of farewells to people leaving local governments or envoy’s is high in “Jabshiryu”, so many works recommend sightseeing with Chiguntaekmin. When a person with whom he has been associated is about to be assigned to a local government office, he tends to focus on working well and filial piety.