皓隣 姜世白의 생애와 시경향-家乘과 詩社를 중심으로-

Abstract

This article introduces the family line and life of Horin Kang Se-baek, a writer in the 18th and 19th centuries, and examines group of portry and a literary trend. Kang Se-baek is a geungy nam-in born in Ahyeon, the Seongseo, and Yeongnam nam-in with ancestor's roots in Yeongnam. As the eldest son of an obsessive compulsive nationalist, he inherited sadism and made great efforts to pass down the family's literature, leaving behind 『Jinjongseongheon』. He learned torture from an early age, and took as his teachers not only Chinese Tang and Song writers but also Korean scholars. He inherited the scholarship of Gukpo, regarded him as a model in every way, and received the academic teachings of his maternal grandfather, Jaehu Lee, pupil of Seongho. His literary talents were honored in Hanyang by Chae Jea-gong, Hong Soon-ho, and Mok Man-jung. Kang Se-baek's 'Gogajajen(古家自典)', which preserves the long tradition of one family as a model in life, and 'Jijae Sang-woo(志在尙友)', which maintains an old-fashioned attitude, is the basis of literature. He held on to his posture. He founded Chususa in 1784 with Imha Lee Kyung-yu, mainly in the Sangju area, and is the representative writer of Sangju-sisa, who acted as the main member of Jukwoosa in 1804. “Poetry values nature, and nature is the manifestation of the heavenly spirit.” Through poetry, he described natural objects and developed his own thesis. Kang Se-baek can be estimated as one of the major writers who acted as a bridge, in transmitting the literary tradition after Gukpo, between the Namin literary circle and the next generation in the 19th century.