Natsume Soseki: I Am a Cat (2020 Reissue)

• The Japanese popular writer Natsame Soseku has been the leading cat of Natsume Sosseki, the first novel by Japanese modern literature and praised as Shakespeare, is a description of the small events surrounding the English teacher in middle school, Gushami and his family, and the people who are coming in and out of his house. The novel, published in 2003, and being read steadily until now, is still glowing with the wits and the anatomy of the Hutts, the detailed observation and the killing of the village iron. The main character of the novel, the cat 'I', will be living in the home of Gushami, a middle-school English teacher. The presence of a human being, whose name is not even named, and whose name I is confronted, full of lies in the master and in his various human military connections, becomes the object of the ridicule of me. The bland master who is a blithely but uselessly stubborn about doing unnecessary work pretends to be a scholar and enjoys boasting of knowledge. He is not free from the worldly desire to be considered as an intelligent man. As the owner of "I", he is the most blameful and ridiculed figure in this novel. Mayte, a friend of the owner, is a hobby of teasing others with plausible lies. He also uses his knowledge to try to get a little more shallower in knowledge than he does, and then he feels better inside, but when problems come up he just pretends to listen without his feet.

Korean title: 나는 고양이로소이다(2020년 리커버)

Korean author: 나쓰메 소세키

Korean publisher: 책만드는집

ISBN-13: 9788979447279