宋代 譜錄의 성행과 그 의미

Abstract

Pulu is a style of writing, widely used since the Song dynasty, which lists down the object’s kinds and information. Literati compiled Pulu regarding their favorite stationery (Paper, Brush, Inkstone, Ink), scent, stone, tea, liquor, flower, tree, fruit, and more. The hobby is sophisticated yet philosophical, but it is for spending time and energy for pure pleasure and satisfaction to make it easier to understand. Literati started to enjoy their hobbies from the Song dynasty, and Pulu is the record of the process and result of their pursuit. Therefore, Pulu is a vital resource to understand the hobbies of the literati of the Song dynasty. This paper seeks to understand the overall scale of the Song dynasty’s Pulu, categorize them, and examine what kind of cultural meaning they have. First of all, after researching various resources, this paper recognized that there were approximately one hundred Pulu compiled. Secondly, this paper categorized the style of the compilation of Pulu in three different ways. First, Pulu that were edited and compiled from the extract, second, written based on the experience, and third, various forms of Pulu with the existing categories, using their unique writing style. Pulu suggested how to evaluate and appreciate hobbies, which made it become the guideline of hobbies. The popularity of Pulu made hobbies represent the identity of the Song dynasty’s literati.