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@article{ART001637197},
author={ByeongIk hwang},
title={Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok},
journal={The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture},
issn={2466-1759},
year={2012},
number={29},
pages={359-391}

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AU - ByeongIk hwang
TI - Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok
JO - The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture
PY - 2012
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PB - The Society of Korean Poetry and Culture
SP - 359
EP - 391
SN - 2466-1759
AB - Meanwhile read superficially Dosansip-igok’s verses again, results can be summarized like this. Dosansip-igok’s eonji(言志) 3 “to say that the Unsophisticated wind(淳風) died is truly false” contents that “seonbi do not seek a government position, sages of the world should pursue higher studies”. Eonji 4 ‘I remember leaving for a more beautiful one person’ means that Ideal munwang Zhou era as a model, who has good mind of benefited to the people and the servants are equipped to obtain the trust of the thick of political ideals and hope that holds. Eonji 6 “How much more ‘fish jumping kite flies’(魚躍鳶飛), ‘heaven shines bright cloud shadows’(天光雲影) emphasis that nature of the earth, and the mysterious origins of the universe to find profound sense, for no continuous inquiry and reflection should strive to learn his way. In Eonhak(言學)2 "We have bright eyes and ears, we should not live as deaf and blind.", the ‘bright eyes and ears’(耳目聰明男子) means profound knowledge in the world can realize who has been granted, albeit a small feat"(so-ong(邵雍) "gyeokyangjip(擊壤集), the mission emphasized the responsibility and said as intellectuals. Hence, 'Do not live as deaf and blind’ means that If a person does not work on a regular basis to study and eventually become like blind people say that your long bordered said. In other words, people who want to learning and polishing the endless quest to seek truth through the justification, always bright and wise in his own world of knowledge should be emphasized that the said. Eonhak 5 "we would not be limited time to live greener," the Holy Ghost or the season in January does not change the properties of earth lasting nature, as a purely human being has been granted Generally a good heart that seek to maintain the body is stressed. Generally Dosansip-igok eonji six contains that seonbi ran academic and living eco-friendly life concentrating on self-discipline. Another virtue ruled the world, the king and his servants and political ideals and profound harmony between reason and to try to enlighten the pale scholar awards are presented. In other words, two ahead of a government post office seonbi pursuit higher than two should focus on the academic world to deepen and orientation holds that the Party. After the 6 'eonhak' "The man must learn to seek the wisdom to have a position, ie, good nature, an attitude of wisdom and enlightenment, devoted to steady" academic intellectuals as such terms have to be emphasizes responsibility and commitment.
KW - Toegye;Dosansip-igok;eonji (言志);Willing to have;eonhak (言学);Attitude toward learning;sunpung(淳風);A good wind research;pimiilin(彼美一人);munwang(文王);Peaceful and prosperous;attention wise man(耳目聰明男子);Wisdom;mangosangcheong(萬古常靑);Effort does not change;Natural state;the way of the scholar
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ByeongIk hwang. (2012). Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok. The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture, 29, 359-391.

ByeongIk hwang. 2012, "Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok", The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture, no.29, pp.359-391.

ByeongIk hwang "Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok" The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture 29 pp.359-391 (2012) : 359.

ByeongIk hwang. Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok. 2012; 29 : 359-391.

ByeongIk hwang. "Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok" The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture no.29(2012) : 359-391.

ByeongIk hwang. Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok. The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture, 29, 359-391.

ByeongIk hwang. Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok. The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture. 2012; 29 359-391.

ByeongIk hwang. Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok. 2012; 29 : 359-391.

ByeongIk hwang. "Reviewing the implications of Dosansip-igok" The Studies in Korean Poetry and Culture no.29(2012) : 359-391.