Florent Kelly: The seventh deadly sin: gluttony

The seventh sin, gluttony, is a book that reviews the history of the endless debate over human nature as an assistant professor of French Tourese France's Frankua Rablae University and director of the National Science Research Center, Florang Kelly, who is a master at the "The History of Modern World Foods" in elaborated. From the Middle Ages, when it was defined as the seven sources of sin and was very hostile to gluttony, the birth of a new taste of literary genre, and the women's awareness of the taste of pleasure, and also the negative perception of what is still valid in modern society, the passage of the controversy, is a time-out. In particular, poetry, novels, satirical illustrations, posters and advertisements have been featured in the re-enlightening of the face of gluttony rooted in all defense through numerous unknown historical writings, including religion and literature. This will help us to understand the root of human desire for food, and to see the positive attitude toward humanity's diet that is at conflict between moderation and excess.

Korean title: 제7대 죄악 탐식

Korean author: 플로랑 켈리에

Korean publisher: 예경

ISBN-13: 9788970844688