기아속(雅俗)의 교차, 석북신광수가한시(石北申光洙家漢詩)에 나타난 속(俗)의 활용 방향 = A special lssue: secularization im literature, literaturization in secularity : Decussation of Grace and Secularity -Applying Direction of Secularity Appeared in Chinese Poems of the Seokbuk Shin Gwang-su`s Family

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This research chose works that can be verified about the application of ‘security’ among Chinese poems left by poets from the Seokbuk Shin Gwang-su’s family to explore its literary processing method, way of realization, and art historical context. In the first chapter, changing the society’s subject_‘popularization of literature’, discussion of grace-secularity was used as the tool for analysis. By doing so, ‘people’s life contrasted with the upper class and vulgar sentiment desired by the common crowd’ were set as the concept of ‘secularity’. In the second chapter, components of secularity notable in Chinese poems of the Shin Gwang-su’s family were reviewed. In the third and fourth chapters, aspects embodied by using components of ‘secularity’ were divided into two prongs to be illuminated. First, this researcher focused on the tendency of secularity’s turning into the graceful literature, whose gist is that they made use of materials in life to change them into the literary works that holds realistic and sympathetic feelings. Second, being targeted at the works in the space of having taste for arts where romantic feelings were strengthened, this researcher contemplated vulgar desire in it and poetic strategy of expanding the class enjoying it. Its substance is that they started by claiming to stand for grace, but resulted in embodying common desire. And in the last chapter, after diagnosing that Chinese poems of the Shin Gwang-su’s family that utilized secularity were sharing aesthetic sense with genre paintings of Kim Hong-do and Shin Yun-bok, it is suggested that they used folks’ literary asset as the artistic one and that they reflected the art historical flow of the former times when artists had paid attention to the people’s life and desire.