Reviews
What is different from the feudal state-of-the-art economy in which capitalism was established in France, in the bourgeois capital, and so forth? A great novel, a deep and deep search for human nature!
It's a very impressive work. And translation is good. And if you're interested in Emil Joola's work, I recommend you start with this.
Emil Zola's other sources are so much more interesting than just novels.
A novel that had to be read in a short break, written so coldly. A novel that well describes the miserable lives of lower-class people in Paris, France, in the 19th century.
I read the women's happy department store and met Emil Zola, and I wanted to read his books and order them.
Émile Zola: tavern
“Of all my books, the wood dot is the purest of all my book," Emilia said, “The only thing that can compare to what Jola has accomplished is to Tolsto,” the greatest masterpiece I could not cover if I opened one of the Anatol French pages. Emil Zola began dreaming of the magnificent dream of ‘Luong Macar’ about 28 years old in 1868. "What Napoleon did with his sword I do with pens" was a great stimulus to him, who had made a wonderful human drama with his own personal superiors. He created a world that was like balzac, but it was beyond Valzak, and he had to go further and do what Balzak had not done. Zola has used as a weapon the three atoms of truth that science brings about in the ages, the environment and heredity, as a way to explore them, and as a tool for understanding them in economics and politics, as well as for understanding people in biology and physiology. By putting five powerful geneticists into a house and then doing experiments to see how they behave in various environments, each of them was trying to reveal the truth of a huge mystery, such as the bizarre monster of modern man and his society. The work of L'Aacssula, the seventh of the Lucong Macar, is a vivid description of the fallen men and women surrounding her with their own unspoken handwriting.
Korean title: 목로주점
Korean author: 에밀 졸라
Korean publisher: 동서문화사
ISBN-13: 9788949717821
Reviews
What is different from the feudal state-of-the-art economy in which capitalism was established in France, in the bourgeois capital, and so forth? A great novel, a deep and deep search for human nature!
It's a very impressive work. And translation is good. And if you're interested in Emil Joola's work, I recommend you start with this.
Emil Zola's other sources are so much more interesting than just novels.
A novel that had to be read in a short break, written so coldly. A novel that well describes the miserable lives of lower-class people in Paris, France, in the 19th century.
I read the women's happy department store and met Emil Zola, and I wanted to read his books and order them.
