Judith Schalansky: Why do giraffes have long necks?

Why is the yummy giraffe in Judith Charlanski so long? The slang is the opening of a new chapter in the Gürenzi or the Gymir of Gre. Charlansky uses a strong image of a stubborn general of character who has a firm belief in social Darwinism to lead the romarks. This character has turned our preconceived notions of the character of the old fairy-tale novel. In classical synthesies, there is always a young man who has an experience with me out there. The main character of the novel, Lomark, is a woman who stubbornly falls into her own world, whether in school or in private, and follows her goals, and is extremely sensitive to the changing natural circumstances and people around her. In view of the nature of the student, Lomark always emphasizes that students win the struggle for survival. But in his own life he goes down to failure. The paradox of her life brings back our lives surrounded by endless competition and ideology. We also look at our attitude toward the world as we see how extreme a cynical attitude towards the changing world makes her life so desolate and sad. After the German Unification, the former East Germany has fewer people and fewer students until one school is closed without students. This is a social issue that is already becoming increasingly more and more controversial in many countries and in South Korea. As the situation gets worse and worse, at some point in the future, the world will be full of schools without students, and the last human species will be gone. A school without students! The last human species is gone!

Korean title: 기린은 왜 목이 길까?

Korean author: 유디트 샬란스키

Korean publisher: 갈무리

ISBN-13: 9788961951579