노봉(蘆峯) 김정(金亻政) 사물 인식과 무실(務實)의 문학적 형상화

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This study aims to elucidate the literary significance of Nobong Kim Jeong (1670–1737) by examining his object perception based on Musil (務實) and its specific literary embodiment. Nobong prioritized reality over ideality and practicality over justification, seeking to grasp the true nature of objects through subjective experience. This perception materialized in his poetry through three aspects: the sensory representation of everyday objects, rediscovery of practical value by overcoming the discrepancy between name and reality, and tverification of principles through empirical exploration of nature. Consequently, Nobong’s literature established an object-oriented aesthetic, demonstrated a practical view of statecraft that bridged the gap between name and reality, and advanced toward a stage of self-acquisition (自得) by verifying principles through subjective experience. Ultimately, his literature is evaluated as a practical product that embodied academic ideology within real life, serving as a significant case demonstrating the fact-oriented current of the late 17th to early 18th-century Joseon intellectual history.

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