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Georges Sand's "The Devil's Pool" novel.
This book introduces Georges Sand's novel "The Devil's Pool" for the first time in Korea. It is one of her most widely read works, belonging to the third period of her literary chronology.
Communication Books, Inc.
A tragedy of ambition and hatred.
This book presents an excerpted translation of Pierre Corneille's tragedy, Rodogune. It details the schemes of two women vying for the throne.
Communication Books, Inc.
Understanding Japanese Religions Throughout History
The app covers the long history of Japanese religions from ancient times to the present. Understanding the religious concepts of each era is crucial for comprehending contemporary Japanese religions, which number over 400 distinct forms.
Communication Books, Inc.
Plato's masterpiece on life itself.
This book records Plato's masterpiece, where Socrates' words on love extend to the entirety of life. Readers can contemplate their own lives through this work.
Communication Books, Inc.
Stories of humanity and its strength
This collection of short stories by Gorky describes human life through allegorical tales of nature's power and brave giants. His romantic early works inspire belief in humanity and its strength, fostering resistance against oppressive realities.
Communication Books, Inc.
Experience the original Heungbuga text.
This app presents the original text of Heungbuga, a Pansori narrative refined by Dongri Shin Jae-hyo. It significantly influenced the modern Pansori Heungbuga and the classic novel Heungbujeon, offering a deep and enjoyable classical experience.
Communication Books, Inc.
Ancient Japanese customs and folktales.
This book is the first regional geography of Japan, containing customs and folktales. It offers insights into the thoughts and lives of Japanese people 1300 years ago, with content also relevant to Korean-Japanese relations.
Communication Books, Inc.
A 17th-century French literary masterpiece.
This book presents a 40% excerpt of a 17th-century French literary masterpiece. It was considered a non-comedy upon its premiere in 1637 and later a tragedy in 1648.
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