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.
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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 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 presents 3,600 classic works from around the world, translated into 26 languages. It covers 54 academic fields, including literature, humanities, social sciences, arts, science, technology, and economics.
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.
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.
This is a philosophical novel by Voltaire, written with contemporary philosophical ideas in mind. The protagonist experiences a turbulent journey through various parts of the world, revealing the stark realities of human life.
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.
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.
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.
Understanding history through divine and earthly cities.
This book explores the moral and ethical crises by comparing the divine and earthly cities. It offers wisdom on human happiness and insights into history.
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 presents Robert Owen's "A New View of Society," the first translated work of its kind in Korea. Owen envisioned and created a new society, believing the capitalist market economy destroyed social relationships.