近現代 湖南儒學의 地形과 전개 양상 – 도학 계열 문인 집단의 형성과 지역별 분포에 주목하여 –

Abstract

Confucianism in Honam area grew under the absolute influence of Yulgok school(栗谷學派) since the 16th century, but it did not play a central role throughout the academic world of the Kiho region. However, according to the division of the school of Yulgok, various literary groups grew up in the background of Honam since the mid-19th century, and Honam area became the center of modern and contemporary Confucianism in Korea until the mid-20th century. Previous studies have shown certain limitations in identifying the overall size of each school that has been active in maintaining the aspect of the school until the 1960s by analyzing the literary group only by the disciples of the previous period while analyzing the literary group or the study of individual literary students including the central scholars of each school. This study examined the formation of various schools and distribution of literary figures in Honam area, one of the activity centers of the New Confucian literary group that led the Yulgok school since the mid-19th century, with the significance of the limitations of previous studies. Prior to this review, it was noted that one of the backgrounds that Honam area, which had stayed in the periphery of Yulgok school until the 19th century, became one of the centers of Yulgok school since the 19th century was that various scholars of semiotics had expanded their academic influence in Honam area in the first half of the 19th century. And how various schools leading the academic world Kiho area including Nosa school(蘆沙學派) formed literary groups in connection with Honam area after the mid-19th century was organized based on the regional distribution of literary people listed in each school's literary records. Through this study, it was confirmed that the literary group that has been active in the background of Honam since the mid-19th century was not only the Nosa school and Ganjae school(艮齋學派) but also the Myeonam school(勉菴學派) of Choi Ik-hyun(崔益鉉), the Yeonjae school(淵齋學派) of Song Byung-sun(宋秉璿), and the Myeonwoo schoo(俛宇學派)l of Kwak Jong-seok(郭鍾錫), a Toegye school(退溪學派). In addition, it was confirmed that there were about 20,000 literary people in the literary group that was formed in the background of Honam area for about 100 years and maintained the academic background. Based on this study, it is expected that the literary group research in Honam area, which was active in modern and contemporary times, will be activated.