The app presents 3,600 world classics, each excerpted into 1,000 lines. It offers direct translations of original texts in 26 languages, covering 54 academic fields from literature to science and economics.
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This book excerpts and translates parts of Wilhelm Dilthey's collected works related to the birth of hermeneutics. It details the essence of hermeneutics as the art of interpreting recorded documents and traces early academic hermeneutics.
This work, formed in the late Joseon Dynasty, has moved many readers and continues to be widely read by lovers of classic novels. It has also been adapted into pansori, changgeuk, and films, bringing emotion to many.
Shakespeare's comedy of reconciliation and harmony.
This app presents Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, a representative comedy exploring reconciliation and harmony through marriage. Readers will appreciate the play's theatrical imagination and flavorful expressions.
This book tells the story of Karl Rossmann, who is sent to America by his parents. He faces expulsion multiple times due to his inability to maintain order within the community.
This book presents approximately 2412 lines from a total of 3887 lines. It focuses on Shakespeare's tragedy, Richard III, detailing the story of his rise to the throne after Edward IV's reign.
This book introduces the French philosophical novel 'The Story of the Queen of Sheba and the Prince of Spirits Solomon' for the first time in Korea. It is based on the biblical account of Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
This book contains Marx's critique of capitalism and Proudhonism, written for self-understanding. Comparing it with Marx's major work, Das Kapital, offers an interesting perspective on his vision for the world.
The app presents the novel Jo-ung jeon, a work with many variations. This widespread availability indicates its historical readership and significance in Korean literature.
This book is a complete translation of the original text. It uses allegory to express the author's reflections on life and the happiness people pursue.
This book depicts the fear, pain, and constant thoughts of a person facing death. It raises philosophical questions about the right to life and addresses contemporary issues like the death penalty.
This book contains the full translation of the original work, as it is not extensive. It is an early play by Maeterlinck, a symbolist writer and Nobel laureate known for his works on silence, death, and anxiety.
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.