임연당별집(臨淵堂別集) 제가 평으로 살펴본 산운시(山雲詩)의 특징과 의미

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Sanwoon Lee Yang-yeon (1771~1856) is an outstanding poet active in the late Joseon Dynasty. His Imyeondang Byeoljip was an unknown source. This is because its existence has not been revealed so far. After all, it is integrated behind Hangaekgunyeon. It contains a total of 181 and 207 numbers. The Imyeondang Byeoljip contains a poem by one Sanwoon Lee Yang-yeon, and four people's general reviews and reviews of the poem. The overall review mainly talked about the positive evaluation of the five-word mortar, the similarity of Hanwi Goakbu in the five-word poetry, the tendency of the cathedral in Geunchesi, and significant emotional infectivity. The five-word and five-word exams were highly evaluated in terms of form, while the seven-word and seven-word poems were very low. The negative evaluation of myopia shows both the choice and concentration of acid luck. In terms of content, while highly appreciating the sincere and unpretentious emotional afterglow, it was also presented on problems that can cause excessive emotions. Individual reviews were left by Yoo Heung-kyung, Lee Nong-in, Seong Jae-sung, and Yoo Hee, respectively. Formally, 5 Eon-si, 5 Eon-si, 5 Eon-yul-si, 7 Eon-yul-si, and 6 Eon-si are mentioned. The results of these reviews are almost similar to those of the general reviews. However, there is no mention of the "temporary folk style" is beyond expectations. This is because these poems can be seen as a new realization of Joseon-style Chinese poetry, but they can also be seen as relaxation and collapse of traditional Chinese poetry. If you put together the reviews of Sanwoon Hanxi, you can get a glimpse of the high interest and evaluation of the 5 Eonsi and Akbushi. Unfortunately, until now, research on Sanun City has not paid much attention to the 5 Eon-si and Akbushi. Specific research on this part is left as a future task.

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