睨觀 申圭植의 汕廬 시 고찰

초록

This study examines Shin Gyu-sik(申圭植)'s poem Aeosanlyeo(愛吾汕廬)(7 sets, 11 poems), which is included in his poetry collection Amokru(兒目淚), focusing on its editorial background and the meaning of the title. Also, This study explores the poetic characteristics of this work and sheds light on its significance in Korean literature and independence history. After going into exile in China in 1911, Shin Gyu-sik dedicated himself to the independence movement in Shanghai, naming his comrades’ residence Sanlyeo(汕廬). This residence functioned as more than a mere dwelling—it served as a symbolic space embodying national ideals and the will for independence. The poems in Aeosanlyeo vividly depict the facets of writer’s independence movement in Shanghai, and literarily embody his urgent sentiments and convictions. The structure and images of the poems encapsulate the historical realities and national aspirations of that time. This study highlights the literary and historical value of these works, aiming to deepen understanding of Shin Gyu-sik's literature and philosophy. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for further research on the spiritual solidarity among Korean and Chinese revolutionaries.

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