이긍익 소작 <죽창곡(竹牕曲)>의 특징과 연군의 문맥 고찰

Abstract

This study attempted to reconstruct the situation of creation for <Jukchanggok> that Lee Geung-ik wrote, and examine the inner structural characteristics of the work and the context of Yeongun consciousness. Inferring the context in which the writer produced this work, there is a different point from the usual exile Gasa, and that is, he experienced exile as an accompanying person, not as an exile person. His father Lee Gwang-sa was implicated when his elder uncle Lee Jin-yu, who was already deceased, was again involved in the issue of punishing treason, and had to be exiled from 1755 to 1777 when he (Lee Gwang-sa) died. <Jukchanggok> is based on the Shinjidoisland exile around 1763, when Lee Geung-ik accompanied his father's exile. In the work, the speaker speaks with the voice of a woman and describes the relationship with Nim as fate. In the prologue, he pointed out that the relationship with Nim had not been made, and went into the main discourse, and the earnest desire for Nim's indebtedness continued. And the main semantic framework that creates the structure of this yearning for royal favor (干恩) in the course of the narrative is the trial of the speaker and Nim's indebtedness to overcome it. Through the development of this poetic sentiment, the sigh of the speaker, which was caused by failing to meet Nim, ultimately turns into satisfaction by Nim's act of giving king's virtue. The reality faced by Lee Geung-ik as an exile accompanying person was relentless and impossible to make a rise socially in the world. Under the existential conditions of such a clumsy clan, the author did not defend the position of his own father, or through it, did not reveal the voice of criticism toward the world. Rather, he emphasized that the simple life of his father's exile life was due to the indebtedness of the wise king, and he hoped for a world in which the virtues of the king would be given to him and his father without discrimination.