충청수영 영보정의 유식과 시경 공간 연구

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The purpose of this study is to examine the condition of the architectural location and the history of Yeongbojeong and investigate the motivation which formed the YuSik space and the poetical circles of it. And another purpose of the study is to discover how Yeongbojeong, located in a military camp in Western coast, displayed the poetic scenery so to be the poetic summer house among so many Nujeongs in Joseon. Yeongbojeong is currently located in Soseong-ri, Ocheon-myeon, Boryeong City, Chungnam. Yeongbojeong has the biggest size among all the summer houses in the country with 24 architectural rooms. And Yeongbojeong is not only the summer house in which people could simply see its scenery, but beyond the poetic space of Joseon, it was the unique poetic summer house which enables poets and calligraphers to enjoy imaginary freedom. The time range of the study was from the building of Yeongbojeong in 1504 to its demolish in 1901, and its space range was taken focused on the particular scenery which was seen from around Yeongbojeong. To investigate the architectural aspect of Yeongbojeong, the existing records about the summer houses, 『OcheonGoonJi』 and the landscape paintings etc. were referred. The travel records and poems in the work collection of the famous poets who explored Yeongbojeong were referred to examine the formation of the Yeongbojeong poetical circles. The result of the study shows the process that Yeongbojeong had become the famous national place with scenery and how it became the most visited YuSik space. And this study figured out the full account of Yeongbojeong poetical circles which had been formed by so many poets of the country for 4 hundred years.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• Abstract
• 1. 서론
• 2. 정자건축 및 영보정
• 3. 영보정의 유식(遊息) 공간
• 4. 영보정의 시경(詩境) 공간
• 5. 결론
• REFERENCES

참고문헌 (Reference)

1 Kim, M. R., "Youngbojeong Poetry and Suzhou Culture, Boryeongmunhwa" 103-183, 2016

2 Kim, D. W., "Understanding of Joseon Dynasty Architecture" Seoul National University Press 123-127, 2013

3 Bak, U. G., "Pavilion Survey Report" National Research Institute of Cultural Heritage 33-35, 1993

4 Bak, U. G., "Jung-Ja of Korea" Daewonsa 68;76-, 2008

5 Jeong, O. J., "History of literature in the late Jose on Dynasty" Seoul National University Press 1-, 1993