Sarah Bernhardt: My Double Life, Sarah Bernhardt's Memoirs

With Sarah Bernard, the icon of French culture in the time of Beepoque, we can read about the cultural sensitivity of the time. She was Victor Hugo’s ‘ last love ’ and Jean Cotto’s “sacred monster.”. Working on the five continents, she inspired many people, including Marcel Proust, the greatest Muzlo of her time. In our day, Julian Barnes has made a novel about Sarah Bernard in her book "The Rise and Fall of the Sun.". Born in Paris on October 22, 1844, her mother was a high school in Dutch-Saltian society. When she was alive, the rumors were common that her father was not really familiar with her. Born out of wedlock, she did not hide this. Sarah Bernard emerged in a time when images were flooded. Since the '10s, the public has been able to obtain images of their idols from the newsstands. At the time, many people learned about her details through the newspapers. As every day almost, Sarah Bernard's day was released and the public was excited. People were not responding to the economy and social aspects of the world, but rather to the gossip. Sarah Bernard, the main character, did much more. The daily newspaper was very much concerned about the theater, since from the '09s to 1900s it was the main form of entertainment. For us who live in the 21st century, it's hard to understand that theater actors are trying to make a world-wide difference. The records of those days show that 12 million people a year have found the theaters of London, Paris and New York.

Korean title: 나의 이중생활, 사라 베르나르의 회고록

Korean author: 사라 베르나르

Korean publisher: 마르코폴로

ISBN-13: 9791192667386