설악 품의 시역(詩驛), 갈역(葛驛)의지리와 시경(詩境)

초록

This article reexamines the poem set in Galyeok Station by Samyeon (三淵) Kim Chang-heup (金昌翕, ​​1653-1722). It explores thestation as a site where poetry arrives and departs, a poetic forest where verses sprout and flourish, and a poetic garden where poetry and people coexist in harmony. The discussion unfolds in three stages. Section 2 examines Samyeon's love for Seoraksan Mountain and the history of his seclusion there, tracing the evolution of his creative process and highlighting his major works. Section 3 examines the location of Galyeok Station, exploring its spatial characteristics. The findings indicate that Galyeok Station was located in Baekdam Village (Yongdae 2-ri), Buk-myeon, Inje-gun, Gangwon-do. This village marks the starting point of the Naeseorak scenic area that connects Baekdamsa Temple (百潭寺), Yeongsiam Hermitage (永矢庵), and Oseam Hermitage (五歲庵). It serves as a stronghold of poetic and intellectual activity extending from Kim Si-seup (1435-1493) to Kim Chang-heup and Han Yong-un (1879-1944). Section 4 deciphers several poems from the 392-poem series "Galyeok Japyeong (葛驛雜詠)" and specifically examines the interrelationship between poetry and place. Once the location of Galyeok Station was confirmed, it became possible to interpret, appreciate, and utilize the related poetry in their geographical context. All things in the world encompass and give rise to one another. The relationship between geographic space and literature is also similar. This article deepens the understanding of both Kim Chang-heup and Baekdam Village, and may serve as a small stepping stone toward transforming Baekdam Village into a poetic village.

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