The app presents the life and works of Ljubomir Simović, a Serbian writer born in 1935. His writings explore human destiny and life through the relationship between dreams and reality.
This book translates the entirety of the original work. The author uses a realistic style to show the impact of society on individuals through group tyranny and resulting crimes.
This book is an excerpt, one-sixth the length of the original. It is considered a masterpiece of 20th-century modernist prose, noted for its experimental style with unique metaphors, repetitions, and leitmotifs.
The app presents anecdotes of 43 reclusive scholars who concealed their brilliance. It draws from the "Gosa Jeon" within the "Chongseo Jipseong" collection, referencing other editions.
This book introduces George Sand's novel "The Girl Fadette" in Korea for the first time. It is one of her most read works, depicting the psychology and conflicts of love experienced by adolescent boys and girls.
This is the first Korean introduction to linguistics, written by Professor Heo Woong. It integrates Saussure's structuralist perspective with his own original viewpoint.
This book introduces the writings of Pyrrhonism, a school of ancient Greek skepticism. It explores the view that suspending judgment about the external world leads to tranquility.
The app is a work of satirical literature, notable for its use of parody. It is considered important in Thai literature and also serves as a record of events from its time.
This book is the first of a trilogy about the Nuer people by Evans-Pritchard. It explores the structural systems of Nuer society, beginning with their relationship to cattle and moving into political and age systems.
This work is an excerpt of about 60% from the original text, focusing on the core content. It depicts the persistent revenge story of a young woman who waits for her brother to execute the murderers of her father until his return.
This book translates all of Husserl's phenomenology, which influences various fields. It clearly presents the consistent arguments in Husserl's phenomenology for the general public.
The app is a storybook that covers anything imaginable, from immortals to monsters, gambling to fortune-telling, and dragons to tigers. It includes the original work of the movie "A Chinese Ghost Story".
This book contains the complete translation of "Pilwonjapgi," a collection of essays by Seo Geo-jeong, a renowned writer of the Joseon Dynasty. It compiles historical facts and anecdotes, showcasing his masterful prose.
This book is a translation of the original work, Carmen. It details the fatal love of a gypsy woman named Carmen for a bandit named Jose Navarro, and her wild nature.
This book, known as the first Spanish realist novel, originated the picaresque genre. It satirizes nobility and clergy through the protagonist's experiences with various masters.