조선시대 문인의 문장 학습과 작문 교육

Abstract

What can I do to write well and compose good writing? It is unlikely that the old ancestors studied with special composition textbooks specifically for writing. It seems that they read a lot of books and learned how to place letters. Imitation may have been the beginning of writing. However, it is not possible to write a proper article just by imitating something. Thus, when making etude writing, it must be criticized and reviewed for the writing. If so, how about writing? This article focuses on this issue and divided it into 'What was the beginning of writing?', 'How will you compose your writing?', 'What should I learn from a good example sentence?', and ‘What book should I read and how?’ to examine how old sentence learning and writing education were. The stylistic content of sentence learning frequently appears in the literature, but there are not many materials that can give a glimpse into the reality of writing education. This seems to be due to the fact that basic writing was used in writing by utilizing the knowledge system learned while learning Chinese. There are not many references to writing education by the literary men in the Joseon era. This was simply telling someone who was interested in writing what to do, because it was not thought that writing should be elaborated. On the other hand, the literati in the Joseon era presented a detailed suggestion of good example sentence for writing and what to learn from it, and when it comes to reading, it can be seen that rather than coveting to read many things, it was confirmed that it was emphasized to read the text with mind and intention even if you read a single book.