1 / 1

Henry David Thoreau et al.: Walden / Silent Spring / Sense of Wonder

$30.00USD
1
Free Priority FedEx · on orders over $300
Shipping available to United States
Estimated arrivalNov 10 – Nov 13
Exact shipping options and rates are shown at checkout.
From South Korea
In stock
From United States
Unavailable
Description

The Waldensian magazine contains the 18th Esai, a prison in the city of Soro, with American ideas. The book contains a hard work on free leisure in his life. Soro uses these articles to reveal the original idea of labor and leisure and to demonstrate his own experimental life in living a simple, self-sufficient life. It also shows the joy of learning to live simple and self-sufficient lives, drawing a variety of life on Walden Hoban, which includes the interaction with small animals, the sounds of the forest and lakes as they change over the season, the sound of the sound and the sound, the scenery and the wind that blows the wire. Although it is true that Thoreau actually lived one day on the shore of Lake Walden, the direct, clear and sophisticated style of the book has brought The Walden to the fore. The thinker Henry David Thoreau was born in Concord, Massachusetts, U.S.A. He is also famous for his lifelong passionate advocate of civil liberties in the book Walden, 1854. In the spring of 1845, at 27 years of age, the Soro was 3 south of Concord. Find the edge of the small Walden, two kilometers away. He established a cabin here and settled down, with only his own crops of beans, wild fruits and vegetables. When it was leisurely, the beans were weeded or kept from hungry wild animals, and enjoyed fishing, swimming, and boating, and watching and recording and growing alone. And I spent a lot of time meditating.

Korean title: 월든 / 침묵의 봄 / 센스 오브 원더

Korean author: 헨리 데이비드 소로 외

Korean publisher: 동서문화사

ISBN-13: 9788949715865

Reviews

4.9
Based on 15 reviews
Showing 1 of 15 reviews
NA********
December 2, 2020

I'll tell you that there's no problem with the translation of this book. There is a bias that cheap books are bad at translating and there is no real example of it, which means you don't have to hesitate to buy because you fear it might. Actually, translation is a good idea. The part that I don't understand is the pleasure of reading, because it has fun finding the original books and studying them. You don't have to buy the originals. Google book search has shown that reading conditions are

헨리 데이비드 소로 외: 월든 / 침묵의 봄 / 센스 오브 원더
12 items