『斎宮女御集』における馬内侍との 贈答歌についての一考察

• 영문명: Analysis of the Exchange of Poems between Kishi and Umanonaishi in Saigunyougoshu – On the Correspondence of Poems and their Inclusion in Shin KokinWakashu –
• 발행기관: 일본어문학회
• 저자명: 尹勝玟(Yoon, Seong-Min)
• 간행물 정보: 『일본어문학』日本語文學 第85輯, 243~261쪽, 전체 19쪽
• 주제분류: 어문학 > 일본어와문학
• 파일형태: PDF
• 발행일자: 2019.05.30

영문 초록

Kishi is one of those females who lived in the palace during the era of Emperor Murakami. She was called Saigunyougo due to her unique transition of titles at the palace, starting with Itsukinomiya, followed by Nyougo and the mother of Itsukinomiya. A collection of her poems was named Saigunyougoshu after her career as a poet classified as “36 Immortals of Poetry.” She lived a life of ups and downs, and her sentiment is well reflected in her “Tenarai” poems, included in the aforementioned collection of poems. Saigunyougoshu includes the exchange of poems between her and Umanonaishi(the six poems numbered 49‐54), which concern the handwriting of Emperor Murakami after his death, and two of these poems, those numbered 49 and 52, were selected for inclusion in Shin KokinWakashu. It remains unknown why only these two poems were selected, but the plausible reason, I argue, is that they particularly stand out in expressing (i) the two persons’ bliss in finding out the handwriting of Emperor Murakami, (ii) Umanonaishi’s sorrowful emotion toward the emperor, aroused by the finding of the handwriting, and (iii) Kishi’s deep and sorrow emotion toward the emperor.

목차

1. はじめに

2. 徽子女王と斎宮女御集

3. 詠者馬内侍について

4. 歌語の特徴と歌への影響

5. 斎宮女御集の女御と馬内侍との贈答歌の 対応関係と新古今和歌集入集の理由

6. 終わりに

키워드

徽子 斎 宮女御集 新古今和歌集 馬内 侍 村上天皇への思い出 기시 사이구뇨고슈 신코킨와카슈 우마노나이시 무라카미 천황과의 추억 Kishi Saigunyougoshu Shin KokinWakashu Umanonaishi emotion toward Emperor Murakami