This paper was designed to examine the artistic spirit and the thought, change, and development process of the arts and the arts he was trying to pursue in the latter half of the Joseon Dynasty, through Yume Zheng (1789-1866), who was a poet and paint...
This paper was designed to examine the artistic spirit and the thought, change, and development process of the arts and the arts he was trying to pursue in the latter half of the Joseon Dynasty, through Yume Zheng (1789-1866), who was a poet and painter.
The writer noted that the direction of the literary industry, including the external circumstances of the early Joseon Dynasty and the changes in social, political, cultural, and economic structure through the later period, along with the external circumstances of the Joseon Dynasty, developed into a literary trend and flow of historical background after the two crises such as the Imjin War and the Byeongja Lake, at the time. The Joseon Dynasty was called upon by some intellectuals to come up with self-consciousness through expectation and reflection on new rituals as Seonghak, the Joseon's ruling ideology, faced limitations in responding to real issues. Due to this influence, literary consciousness will begin to be expressed with individuality and originality through creative subjects, and the economic growth, changes in social hierarchy, and hence the flow of literary works in the latter part of Joseon Dynasty will change.
The main idea of this rite is the "pune" of the famous saying, "李晫吾(1527-1602), a renowned leftist thinker of the Ming Dynasty.
Based on this, literary and artistic ceremonies are changed and developed with the concept of creative autonomy.
By progressive and critical intellectuals, literary thought creates a new artistic recognition by expressing the desire of human nature, which was not free to express in the traditional sexual system, with its own sensibility.
In the late 19th century society of Joseon, the power of female harbors centered on the royal family grew rapidly and became the leading force in the latter phase of Joseon Dynasty.
The emergence of Cho Hee-ryong, who is considered the representative of the Yeohang culture, is the basis for the harmony of reality and art, the shift from the present to the present, and the expression of his sense of self-independent self, which is more free than the out-of-law of ethics and norms within the sexual system.
Nevertheless, Cho's literary work received negative reviews due to harsh criticism and distortions caused by Kim Jong-hee, who monopolized the 19th century Joseon literature.
Cho Hee-ryong's literary work created a new world by embracing knowledge and experience, and his knowledge, character, and eye, as well as his aesthetic sensibility through knowledge and knowledge, inspired many later generations.
In this regard, the value of Cho Hee-ryong's literary work has become the culmination of a new theory of literary art and the growth of modern literary art in the 19th century.
Cho Hee-ryong is a person who deserves the title of "The Lord of the Rings" written by Oh Se-chang.