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Research for the sixteenth-century KIMONGSI(記夢詩) of KIMYOSARIM(己卯士林)
Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature
Abbr :
한문고전연구
2008, 16(1), pp.59-84
DOI : 10.18213/jkccl.2008.16.1.003
Publisher : The Classical Chinese Literature Association of Korea
Research Area : Korean Language and Literature
2008, 16(1), pp.59-84
DOI : 10.18213/jkccl.2008.16.1.003
Publisher : The Classical Chinese Literature Association of Korea
Research Area : Korean Language and Literature
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1506 was the time of political confusion owing to the feud of hoongu-pa(勳舊派) and sarim-pa(士林派), which is also the time of sixteenth-century starting from jungjongbanjoeng(中宗反正). This political situation of sharp conflict caused that many sarim-pa men of letters were sacrificed from KIMYOSAWHA(己卯士禍). And people who were sacrificed at that time are called KIMYOSARIM(己卯士林). This manuscript is the analysis of KIMONGSI(記夢詩) of the sixteenth-century KIMYOSARIM(己卯士林) as one of work, which is based on the large purpose of research to investigate and consider their consciousness through the analysis of an individual work about sarim men of letters at that time. ‘In the chapter of the origin and the definition of KIMONGSI(記夢詩)’ the origin of KIMONGSI(記夢詩) has been organized, and through this, the general idea has been abstracted and organized. ‘In the chapter of the classification of KIMONGSI(記夢詩)’ it has been classified and analyzed byfour topics, which are the will expression of KIMONGSI(記夢詩) of the sixteenth-century KIMYOSARIM(己卯士林), the criticism of political actuality, the yearning of friends and the lamentation of hopeless circumstances. This analysis of KIMONGSI(記夢詩) has a meaning that we can see the mental state of sarim men of letters in the period of exile, even though it is hard to consider their inner world owing to their short life and the dispersion of an individual work, and is supposed to be required work to find out that their KIMONGSI(記夢詩) contributed to create various types of KIMONGSI(記夢詩) partly for the later sixteenth-century.
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