What You Should Know About the Story of Literature

Author: John Major (USA)
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The ancient civilizations recorded but now lost are in Asia, and the ancient civilizations whose vitality has continued to this day are also in Asia, the continent that stands at the forefront of the five continents. Mr. Dulli, a philosopher from the United States, once humorously pointed out: When our ancestors were still cutting down trees recklessly in the forests, the Chinese had already learned to read the knowledge legacy of their ancestors. This book, in a light yet serious tone, provides readers with a complete outline of the development of Western and European literature from ancient to modern times, allowing them to glimpse the spirit of Western humanities and enrich their literary cultivation. Why do we still need literature and the study of literary history in this era of immediate results and fast-food culture? Because it can purify the dust of our souls, give us hope, courage, and the strength to move forward. The history of world literature is as enduring and profound as the history of humanity. A literary history is the soul story of human relentless pursuit and struggle. It is a grand, boiling, and noisy drama, with rich colors, scents, depth, and breadth. This book is a masterpiece that guides readers into this mysterious and alluring artistic hall.