영조 연간 팔도 감사의 서적 간행과 그 성격 — 공적 간행물과 사적 간행물의 개관과 간극 —

Abstract

The purpose of this paper is to investigate and serialize the books published by the eight provincial offices(Gamyeong) during the King Yeongjo period. Several characteristics of the publication were derived, focusing on Gamyeong and governor, in that Gamyeong publication is the representative of local official editions that supplement the official editions of the central government, and that private publications of individual governors also occupy a high proportion. In chapter 2, I first examined the main characteristics of Gamyeong publishing in the early Joseon Dynasty. In Chapter 3, the Gamyeong publications of the King Yeongjo period were divided into books that had publicity due to the needs of the state and books published due to the needs or tastes of individual governors. In Chapter 4, books published by governors of the King Yeongjo era were reviewed in Jeolla-do, Gyeongsang-do, and Pyeongan-do, where publishing was the most active. And we looked at it in more detail through Hong In-han, Hong Nak-in, Lee Mi, and Hong Gye-hee. Most of the publications published in Gamyeong are under the orders of the king or the central government. However, the scholars' essential books and practical books that were important for the lives of the people were published at the discretion of the governors. In addition, comparing the publications of Yeongjo and Jeongjo's era, many books written by the king himself were published in the former case on the king's events, training, and teaching, and in the latter case, many exemplary books were published for official documents or literary readings.