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Yangmiingok referring two songs, ‘Samiingok’ and ‘Sokmiingok,’ is ranked as the greatest work in the literary history of Korean Gasa. However, there have not been enough studies on its literary accomplishment. With viewing that Yangmiingok was influenced in part by Doobo’s poetry, the study was to investigate the literary accomplishment of Yangmiingok through its adaptation and modification.
Yangmiingok consists of the serial works form of Samiingok and Sokmiingok in which an old woman and a bride are the narrators of each work, which is the literary characteristic that, however, has not been recognized. The author identified that the serial works form and the alternation of narrators in Yangmiingok are affected by Doobo’s poetry, and also the topic of dreams and the poetic language, Nakwol in Sokmiingok are associated with the poem of Doobo, Mong Yibaek Si. This can be evidenced by the fact that Jung Chul possessed Doosieonhae, and he had profound knowledge in Doobo’s poetry.
Yangmiingok has some aspects by adapting Doobo’s poetry in macro perspective. In micro perspective, however, Yangmiingok differed from Doobo’s poetry in terms of modifying other aspects including the serial works form, the alternation of narrators, the topic of dreams, and even languages. With its modification, Yangmiingok secured the creativity.
This is because Jung Chul lived in different time and place from Doobo’s, along with the dissimilarity in individual characteristics and poetic tastes. What is more, the distinction between Doobo’s poetry and Jung Chul’s can be derived from the diversity between Chinese and Korean poetry. In short, Jung Song-Gang would be appraised for the extraordinary literary accomplishments by adapting Doobo’s techniques and modifying them in line with his own literary taste and capability when he wrote the Gasa work, Yangmiingok.
Yangmiingok consists of the serial works form of Samiingok and Sokmiingok in which an old woman and a bride are the narrators of each work, which is the literary characteristic that, however, has not been recognized. The author identified that the serial works form and the alternation of narrators in Yangmiingok are affected by Doobo’s poetry, and also the topic of dreams and the poetic language, Nakwol in Sokmiingok are associated with the poem of Doobo, Mong Yibaek Si. This can be evidenced by the fact that Jung Chul possessed Doosieonhae, and he had profound knowledge in Doobo’s poetry.
Yangmiingok has some aspects by adapting Doobo’s poetry in macro perspective. In micro perspective, however, Yangmiingok differed from Doobo’s poetry in terms of modifying other aspects including the serial works form, the alternation of narrators, the topic of dreams, and even languages. With its modification, Yangmiingok secured the creativity.
This is because Jung Chul lived in different time and place from Doobo’s, along with the dissimilarity in individual characteristics and poetic tastes. What is more, the distinction between Doobo’s poetry and Jung Chul’s can be derived from the diversity between Chinese and Korean poetry. In short, Jung Song-Gang would be appraised for the extraordinary literary accomplishments by adapting Doobo’s techniques and modifying them in line with his own literary taste and capability when he wrote the Gasa work, Yangmiingok.
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1. 서론
2. 杜甫詩의 投影 基盤
3. 兩美人曲과 杜甫 詩의 관계
4. 양미인곡의 창신성
5. 결론
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