Reviews
It's a very close-up of French society and the spirit of character in the time of the conquest that we can really appreciate more deeply about the enemy and the black. And especially through the love, ambition and development of the hero, Challien, we're going to focus on human nature and meanings of happiness.
It's a deep analysis of the French masterpiece "Stangdal" and "The Enemy", which helps us to understand the contemporary background and the sense of the subject. It's a step-by-step process, from pre-knowledge of the writers and the work, to the original text analysis, which helps us understand the work.
Han Jeong-ju: Stendhal's *The Red and the Black*
The short run and black-and-the-fly release of the year 2008 is still interesting to readers of the 21st century. As a social novel of the King’s Conquest and late '03, as a romance novel about the love story of the main character, as well as a growing novel about what he was pursuing as a self-purchasing process, there is a lot of glamour. Especially with the work of Stangdahl's "How to Live, What Happiness Is" concerns and insights are still coming to our hearts as we live in the 21st century.
Korean title: 스탕달의 『적과 흑』
Korean author: 한정주
Korean publisher: 지성공간
ISBN-13: 9791186317754
Reviews
It's a very close-up of French society and the spirit of character in the time of the conquest that we can really appreciate more deeply about the enemy and the black. And especially through the love, ambition and development of the hero, Challien, we're going to focus on human nature and meanings of happiness.
It's a deep analysis of the French masterpiece "Stangdal" and "The Enemy", which helps us to understand the contemporary background and the sense of the subject. It's a step-by-step process, from pre-knowledge of the writers and the work, to the original text analysis, which helps us understand the work.
