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A Study on Perception of the World Appeared in Sam Dang poets(三唐詩人)' poems - Focused on the Movement of the Poetic Self in 'Way'
Journal of Korean Classical Chinese Literature
Abbr :
한문고전연구
2016, 32(1), pp.163-196
DOI : 10.18213/jkccl.2016.32.1.006
Publisher : The Classical Chinese Literature Association of Korea
Research Area : Korean Language and Literature
2016, 32(1), pp.163-196
DOI : 10.18213/jkccl.2016.32.1.006
Publisher : The Classical Chinese Literature Association of Korea
Research Area : Korean Language and Literature
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The purpose of this study is to identify the difference between the perception of Sam Dang poets(三唐詩人)' world. For this, it's to analyze the movement of the poetic self in 'Way‘. The movement of the poetic self in Choi Gyeong-chang(崔慶昌)'s poems is shown with 'Leaving' toward to a destination and 'Losing one's way' frustrated in the political reality. The poetic self that wants to be recognized in the real world and to hold higher government positions has also suffered a defeat in the process of seeking a realistic orientation. In the case of Baek Gwang-hun(白光勳), 'Staying' the movement does not reveal well and fear appear. In the reality of the poetic self, we see the collision between the reality he has to take up a public office and the reality he wants to return to his homeland. For lee Dal(李達), the movement of the poetic self appear as aimless 'Wandering' and self-sufficiency for life as a poet. 'Homeless' seen frequently in his poems leads to the pursuit of his own space, home. The poetic self feels the distance to the real space but accepts wandering as a poet. Based on the movement of the poetic self, the reality and perception of the world of three poets can be compared. In Choi Gyeong-chang's poems, the reality of the poetic self and the real world coincide. The orientation which the poetic self seeks in it is heading into the real world. In Baek Gwang-hun's poems, the reality of the poetic self is divided into political reality and homeland. The direction toward the orientation of the poetic self cannot be investigated. In Lee Dal's poems, the poetic self recognizes the distance to the real world. The poetic self is heading into the world which poetic self dreams rather than the reality. Comparing the three poets' perception of the world, the awareness on the reality, the world which the poetic self dreams and the direction of pursuit can be seen different.
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