Im Hye-young: Pasternak's literary world and Doctor Zhivago

The world of his work and Dr. Zibago. This is a post-iter and specialization of the first National Postnacture World, which experts have studied in 20 years and over the creation of the Posternak world, and have been studying the Russian Revolution (1917) for the last 20 years. The author, in his original work, is a Doctor Jiva, and he hopes that the author's intention in each work will be to convey, of course, the contents of the work itself and the facts in a more accurate and correct way. Dr. Zibago, since the '30s, the poet Pasteurnak's wish for a lifetime of intestinal development has been rewarded. The novel, along with the published page, is chosen as Nobel Prize, but because it criticized the revolution (second in Russia), the author has come to the point where he refuses to accept the prize for threats of exile. And he wrote this novel to criticize the revolution. The revolution's 100th anniversary brings this question to a more significant light. In the last work he's been working on all his life, he has tried to express his view of the arts, the Gospels, and the human life in history, and many other things, in the image of Russian history for 45 years. In the face and spirit of his Christianity. He was not trying to criticize the revolution, but he tried to present in his novel an objective description of the Russian community and history of that period. Unlike the fourth Nobel prize winner of Russia (in 1970), who was actually expelled for criticizing the revolution, Pasteur Nak saw Russia as a time - timer to criticize the revolution.

Korean title: 파스테르나크의 작품 세계와 닥터 지바고

Korean author: 임혜영

Korean publisher: 고려대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788976419620