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It was significant to meet with literature that had not been encountered in the meantime and it was fun to try and explore a variety of post-reference activities. It's a book aimed at teenagers, but it's also exciting to read, as it does to adults who are participating in reading meetings.
Kim Ji-woon: One Book Per Semester, Reading World Literature
It is a 13th year's speech teacher who told the story of the World Literature class with his students. After the article was introduced in the language school, the writer read books and novels from all over the world, wondering, ‘Is there not a book that students can read easily, other than popular works? ’. I found among them jewelry to read and talk to with my students. The book contains stories of 12 modern novels, such as the United States, Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Africa. Industrialization, war, colonies, social upheavals, cultural breakdowns, discrimination and poverty can be seen in the works that are associated with life today. Not only are the details of the work that was read by the foreign teacher's eye but they also contain the courses and content that were conducted with the students, which may be very helpful for the post-school classes and reading a semester's lesson.
Korean title: 한 학기 한 권, 세계문학 읽기
Korean author: 김지운
Korean publisher: 휴머니스트
ISBN-13: 9791160804584
Reviews
It was significant to meet with literature that had not been encountered in the meantime and it was fun to try and explore a variety of post-reference activities. It's a book aimed at teenagers, but it's also exciting to read, as it does to adults who are participating in reading meetings.
