Moon Si-yeon: Themes of French Literature and Love

The eternal theme of literature, the theme of love French literature and love, was published in Amormundi, a book published in the same title, reinforced by Professor Munsicipal of the University of Saints and Sisters who have long studied French literature. The book examines how love, the eternal theme of literature, has been dealt with in literature, especially in French literature. The whole story consisted of four pieces: First, the 'Mythical meaning of love,' and second, the ‘Ideas and Woman' theme; and third, Tristan and Izunde, the tragic myth known as Tristan and Izolde, which are the literary sources of love; and then the literary format of the story. And in the fourth chapter, we're going to focus on the literary and historical flow of love, which is what it takes to see the theme of love dissolved in French literature from the tenth to the twentieth century. Tristan and Izunde, a fateful and tragic circle of love, see especially the myths of Tristant and Izolde in Western literature as a very important one. Tristan and Izunde are myths of the 12th century when the ruling classes tried to establish a strict religious social order. At this time, human destructive instincts were suppressed, and the stories of Tristan and Izolde, which are devoted to passionate love, were loved with symbolic satisfaction. The myth inspired so many writers in the 12th century that five writers were fictioned and would be considered the basis of all Western literature dealing with love.

Korean title: 프랑스 문학과 사랑의 테마

Korean author: 문시연

Korean publisher: 아모르문디

ISBN-13: 9791191040364