Judith White: Duck's Mysterious Linguistic Theory

And then, after 14 years of breaking the gap, he went to a long, long-standing Judy White novel called "Theory of the Mystery of Language.". He drew a process of internal anguish, conflict and healing that was experienced by the middle-aged 50s who had lost their mother in death and were taking care of their young ducks. The author who actually managed to cope with the death of his mother, who had Parkinson's disease, took care of Muscaby ducks and survived her grief, was moved to visualize the middle - aged woman's psychological experience of her death and to look back on her death as a way to rebuild family relationships. A duck who came to Hannah, who had lost her mother in grief and helplessness. She has been alone in this world with her husband, Simon, a self-centered sister, Maggie, an alcoholic, a man in the neighborhood, Eric, and other lonely people. But the Southern American Muskerby, who is usually a duck, demands affection with dignity and even jealous of her husband. Hannah, who was having mysterious, sometimes philosophical conversations with such ducks, is gradually beginning to wake up to how to deal with the pain and mourning.

Korean title: 오리의 신비로운 언어학 이론

Korean author: 주디스 화이트

Korean publisher: 현대문학

ISBN-13: 9788972757801