『규원사화』의 행간에 드러난 선도사상(仙道思想)과 철학의 근본과제로서의 신⋅자유⋅불멸

Abstract

In Gyuwon Sahwa, an ancient history book that we consider to be ordinary, we can get a glimpse of not only Korea’s prehistoric history, but also early agricultural culture, the original Seon-do thought(仙道思想) preceding Confucianism and Buddhism. In addition to this, it is possible to get a glimpse of the spiritual heritage related to the realization of ideal state such as the concrete realization of Hongik human and Je-se-eh-wha(在世理化) re-enactment, the mu-wei of nature(無爲自然), mu-wei-eh-chi(無爲而治) and virtue, active creation of civilization, philosophy, Yin-Yang, and Shinshi, which are similar to Taoist thought. Considering these various aspects, it can be seen that Gyuwonsahwa has been underestimated in our academic world. This study first examines the Seon-do thought(仙道思想) contained in the lines of Kyuwon Sahwa, and then emphasizes that this theme is a critical and fundamental problem of philosophy through Kant’s philosophy, which takes the theme of God, freedom, and immortality mentioned in Kyuwon Sahwa as the fundamental task of metaphysics and approaches it extensively and systematically. Of course, I do not want to compare the theme of God, freedom, and immortality in Gyuwon Sahwa with Kant’s, but I want to reveal that this theme is not only the fundamental task of metaphysics but also the fundamental task of human beings.