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Abstract

This thesis is a philological study of the Chinese poetry works of Haehak Lee-Ki, who was active during the modern enlightenment period in Korea. So far, Lee-Ki research has been conducting Haehak YuSeo will published in 1955 as text. Recently, however, Haehak Yugo came out in the family of Lee Ki's descendants. I compared these two sources. However, the Haehak Yugo contained about 100 Chinese poems that were not included in the Haehak YuSeo. Comparing and checking these two data materials is expected to be helpful for future research. Because Lee-Ki wandered for a long time, 80~90% of his writings disappeared. After Lee-Ki's death, what his son Nakjo later collected was only about 10-20% of the total works. In particular, a lot of Chinese poetry has disappeared. A lot of prose remained because it came out mainly as official Written, but Chinese poetry was written in the process of exchange between individuals, so it was scattered a lot. Comparing these two data, there were 167 titles 201 poems Chinese poems in the Haehak YuSeo, and 238 titles 301 poems in the Haehak Yugo. More than 100 Chinese poems were included in Haehak Yugo. Looking at this again morphologically, 90% of Lee-Ki's total poems are seven-word poem, and among them, seven-word yulsi accounted for more than half.