조선시대 효자열망에 내재된 욕구 분석 - 18~19세기 경남지역 효자청원문서를 중심으로

Abstract

The study by examining the archives created by the Choseon Dynasty filial petition process, look at the features of the petition process, to analyze its features through a desire theoretical models. The results were as follows: First, the documentation for the petition had involved a variety of people. This shows the need for more people to participate because they have to prove that a number of comments reflected. Second, the process is continued for a long period of time filial petition in most cases. This shows that it is very difficult to get certified as a filial, it nonetheless continue to show that the petitioner has the desire to become a filial very high. Thirdly, recipients are to become a filial the document is written, the recipient of the document and recommended the petition document was the ruler of that area. However, local residents for a long time filial recognition, which in many cases continues to appeal. The reason is that the locals of public opinion is an important variable in filial recognition. Fourth, the multiple petitions were in the form of a filial petition specified. The reason for this may be that if you expect a beneficial purpose in revealing the honor of the family as well as award decision via a petition. The honor is met through a filial petition is included in the model system needs a third social needs and desires of the fourth respected. And economic benefits in accordance with the award is related to physiological needs and desires of the first and second safety. It will be long to the first survival, when viewed from the second relationship needs to survive, relationships, growth model. Therefore desire is revealed through a filial petition construed as containing social needs and from the desire to respect the basic needs of survival. In conclusion award application for the Choseon Dynasty, filial piety is showing off was to prove filial piety, it was to meet the psychological and social needs.Therefore, if the acts to receive an award from the essential meaning filial piety and it should be distinguished.