The app presents 3,600 classic works from around the world, translated into 26 languages. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
The app presents 3,600 classic works translated into 26 languages, offering direct translations of original texts. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, humanities, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
The app offers translated excerpts of 3,600 classic works from 54 academic fields. It includes global knowledge from Asia, Africa, and Latin America, alongside Western texts.
The app presents 3,600 world classics, translated directly from original texts into 26 languages. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, science, and economics, offering knowledge from Asia, Africa, and Latin America.
The app presents a 25% excerpt from a 1660 work by Antoine Arnauld and Claude Lancelot. It emphasizes language as a logical counterpart to the mind, influencing linguistic and philosophical thought.
Life's essential questions explored through drama.
This play, known for its theatrical and musical adaptations, has been a staple in theaters for 80 years. It continues to receive high regard and interest as it poses fundamental questions about life.
The app presents the unified structure of poetic trends that emerged over 100 years after Baudelaire. It helps grasp modernism's core concepts by examining numerous contemporary poets.
The app presents 3,600 world classics, translated into 26 languages. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, humanities, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
This book contains 66 selected poems by Wang Wei, a prominent Tang Dynasty poet. Each poem includes a Korean translation, the original text, and commentary to aid reader comprehension.
The app focuses on the research of Kim Chang-jin, a scholar specializing in Pansori-based novels. He has published extensively on the novel "Heungbujeon," becoming the most prolific scholar on the subject in Korea.
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.
The app offers excerpts from 3,600 classic works across 54 academic fields, translated from their original 26 languages. It includes global knowledge from Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Eastern Europe.