기헌畸軒 박용상朴龍相의 생애生涯와 시세계詩世界 — 생애와 시세계의 특징적 양상을 중심으로

Abstract

Ki-Hyen Park Yong Sang is a member of the Muan Park family, who is located in Yeongdeok. His family had a deep relationship with the Toegye school of Yeongnam, which is the main of Toegye in the Yeongnam school after the great-grandfather Park Reuk, who was the father-in-law of Lee Hwiil and Lee Hyun-il. Not only did his father Park Dam study at the Lee Hwiil and Lee Hyun-il, but he also studied at the son of Lee Hyun Il's son, Lee Jae. He has been engaged in various academic activities and fellowship activities mainly in the Muan area, and has left the results as a collection of six books, but he has not been known yet because he has not been in a government post. Looking at the records of his family, Although his family was an armed family sent through the military service examination, he tried to serve as an armed and civil servant from the great-great-grandfather, and came to his grandfather, he focus on the literature. and came to his father, he could study with Lee Hwiil and Lee Hyun-il, and he could confirm that he was approaching the academic achievement of Yeongnam namin. The characteristic features of the life that they had a tendency to study first, but they had a tendency to study of Confucian philosophy and wide knowledge, and secondly, they enjoyed the literature, especially the poetry, and they were very strict in making or acknowledging the third person. The poem of the Ki-Hyen is seven word poem more than t he five word p oem, a nd t he L üshi more than the Chinese quatrain, and modern-style poetry than the old poem, and there are no Chinese quatrain of five words. This feature has a literary capacity to make poetic excitement a series, and tells him that he was familiar enough to be used as a tool of poetry life and sociality. His poetry focuses on the Tang Dynasty style, and most of the poetry is different from the poetry of general scholars in that it is a lyric poem that is expanding the amplitude of emotion through the expression of emotion rather than the Taoistic discipline.