허난설헌과 이청조의 규원시 연구

초록

As part of a comparative study of Korean-Chinese classical literature that has been steadily progressing, this study examines their lives and literary works targeting Henan Seolheon in Joseon and Lee Cheongjo in the Song Dynasty. Although they lived in different regions and times, from the perspective of East Asian universality, they share commonalities in the general aspects of their lives and literature while revealing their own uniqueness in individual works. Both Joseon in the 16th century and Song in the 11th century were unequal societies between men and women based on Confucian ethics, and it was difficult for women to learn to write and write poems, but both were born to parents with excellent literary talent and were naturally exposed to literature as they grew up in a gentle and open atmosphere. The analysis target of this study was Gyuwonsi, which was built by two people, and a total of eight works were examined, four each. Although the expression methods differed depending on the personality and style of the two individuals, the common point is that both of them took the theme of longing for the separated husband and the loneliness and sadness of living alone as the main theme of their works. The author hopes that this study will contribute in some way to future comparative studies of classical literature writers in both Korea and China.

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