『금수강산유람기』 소재 주원택의 기행가사 연구 = Ju, Wontaek’s travel lyrics based on 「Geumsugangsan Tour」

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This paper aims to examine the narrative features and authorial consciousness present in Ju, Wontack(朱元澤)'s travel lyrics. Ju, Wontaek compiled the 「Geumsugangsan Tour (錦繡江⼭遊覽記)」 in August 1990. The literary collection is composed of a combination of the 「Geumsugangsan Tour」, which contains 32 lyrics, Chinese poems, and prose written by Ju, Wontaek in the 1960s as well as two lyrics by Kim, Daeheon, and the 『Collection of Lyrics』, which contains 10 lyrics transcribed by Ju, Wontaek. He recorded his lyrics using historical events as subjects and his impressions of things that were close to his life, such as cigarettes, playing cards, numbers, life, and travel. These records reflect life history, Korea's natural landscape, and modern and contemporary history after the Japanese colonial period. The literary collections include direct and indirect travel experiences documented in the <Mountain Climbing Song(登⼭歌詞)>, <Scenery Song of Mount Geumgangsan(⾦剛⼭⾵景歌)>, <Tour to Gyeongju(慶州遊覽)>, <Song of Gasan Fortress Tour(架⼭城遊覽歌)>, and <Travelogue of the Eastern Region(關東⼀帶探勝記)>. Among these lyrics, the <Mountain Climbing Song>, <Song of Gasan Fortress Tour>, and <Travelogue of the Eastern Region> were recorded with a focus on his own tourist experience. The <Tour to Gyeongju> recorded the contents of a tour to Gyeongju, but objective information delivery was emphasized. However, the <Scenery Song of Mount Geumgangsan> was recorded based on literary imagination rather than a direct account of personal experiences.