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There are short stories of various German writers, and the meaning of each piece is briefly explained in the book, so it seems to be a lot of help in understanding the works in the books.
I often thought that I wanted to get to literature in other countries once, but I was glad to have it started, and I think I've been thinking a lot since I read this book. And frankly, I don't understand the German emotion at first, so I wanted to do something about it. It was something I had never heard of, but after reading it twice, I got used to it! There are many fragments in this book, but I'd like to talk about the experiment of love. And I looked at the title and I said,. Is it an
I live in Germany and try to read German or European books. Because I think there's a lack of bridges in Germany and Europe. By the simplicity of living here and studying to know this place. I asked her a question on the window. Whether there was a German translation in the published book. And he introduced himself to Germany as a shell of the Kubby World Literature. I put it in the book I wanted right away and read it to them when I was in person. Of course, you can send abroad on a bridge,
I think we should read short stories to get the author's ideas. Because in short stories, but in all its implications, the world is truly what the author wants to tell us. So I'd like to take care of the earliest pieces when there's a novel book or a monotrac. Because it's the world that the author is talking about, and it'll be there without a finger on it. There are many stories to focus on, but it is only as soon as I read a book that I feel like I have been talking to the author. I met a
Alexander Kluge et al.: An Experiment in Love
A love experiment. A modern foreign novel, a 100-year masterpiece, has been published by the Crevestigators of the fishing world, with five years of hard and elaborate translation from project to translation. This collection, drawn from the real fun of the novel, which is a variety of compressions and individual style, is a golden opportunity to taste the beauty of the world's greatest fragments. The tablemaking, Alexander Kluge's love experiment, has a subtle middle form of the documentary and fiction that is about how the post-war generation will remember and evaluate the historical event of Nazi bio-experiment.
Korean title: 어느 사랑의 실험
Korean author: 알렉산더 클루게 외
Korean publisher: 창비
ISBN-13: 9788936471767
Reviews
There are short stories of various German writers, and the meaning of each piece is briefly explained in the book, so it seems to be a lot of help in understanding the works in the books.
I often thought that I wanted to get to literature in other countries once, but I was glad to have it started, and I think I've been thinking a lot since I read this book. And frankly, I don't understand the German emotion at first, so I wanted to do something about it. It was something I had never heard of, but after reading it twice, I got used to it! There are many fragments in this book, but I'd like to talk about the experiment of love. And I looked at the title and I said,. Is it an
I live in Germany and try to read German or European books. Because I think there's a lack of bridges in Germany and Europe. By the simplicity of living here and studying to know this place. I asked her a question on the window. Whether there was a German translation in the published book. And he introduced himself to Germany as a shell of the Kubby World Literature. I put it in the book I wanted right away and read it to them when I was in person. Of course, you can send abroad on a bridge,
I think we should read short stories to get the author's ideas. Because in short stories, but in all its implications, the world is truly what the author wants to tell us. So I'd like to take care of the earliest pieces when there's a novel book or a monotrac. Because it's the world that the author is talking about, and it'll be there without a finger on it. There are many stories to focus on, but it is only as soon as I read a book that I feel like I have been talking to the author. I met a
