无極 梁周翊의 시조 <感聖恩歌>·<感恩曲> 연구

Abstract

This study aims to examine and identify the literary characteristics of the traditional three-verse Sijo by Yang Ju-ik (1722-1802), one of the 18th century literature figures. The poem has the following formal characteristics: First, Sijo translation in classical Chinese, which was included in the collection of writings, was done with efforts to maximize the form of the traditional Sijo. Second, in Gamsungeunga, the formal structure of the song Oneulee was adopted to express the spatial and temporal strata of various royal blessings. Third, four poems were created by reconstructing the author's existing works into poems. The content of each poem has the following features. In Gamsungeunga, he expressed the king's infinite grace by setting ideologically diverse levels of space and time. On the other hand, in Gameungok, the author described the kindness that he actually received from Jeongjo as a concrete fact, through which he expresses his attitude and will. As such, Gamsungeunga and Gameungok abundantly show the author's ideological and practical world regarding royal blessings.