간송 조임도의 문학에 나타난 낙동강 연안과 그 의미

Abstract

This study analyzed how to image Nakdonggang River shore in Kansong Jo-imdo(1585～1664)'s literature, and deduced the cultural means of it after his death. Jo-imdo's life was in close connection with Nakdonggang River shore. River divide the space to this and that, as well as make them communicate spatiotemporally. Like this case, Nakdonggang River shore became the space of communication to him, in personal connections and time Communication in personal connections was made by Jo-imdo’s friendship with his academic friends, and he can feel consciousness of kind. This was associated with Gyeongyangdae and Hopgangjeongsa. Communication in time was made by the retrospect of history and the departed saint in Nakdonggang River shore. They were associated with ruins and the departed saint’s architecture. These made him communicate with past, and feel the futility of human affairs. His imagine about Nakdonggang River shore impacted on future classical scholars after his death. They collectively memorialized and transmitted Jo-imdo's Hopgangjeongsa. Through Nakdonggang River and its shore, they also understood that Jo-imdo put together many school, such as Taegae(退溪), Nammyeong(南冥), Hangang(寒岡), and Yeoheon(旅軒). It made them communicate with departed Jo-imdo without the limit of period.