Devil's Dictionary

Author: Ambrose Bierce (USA)
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: The Devil's Dictionary dissects the world through the definitions or explanations of terms, with a style similar to essays. The author mercilessly reveals the flaws of human civilization and the weaknesses of human nature, portraying the shadows of human shame and reluctance to face. The entire book is humorous, witty, biting, satirical, and rich in profound philosophy and sharp irony, making readers pause and reflect after laughing heartily. It is a book that the world loves and praises for its wisdom, but also a book that the world curses and misunderstands. For nearly a century since its publication, it has become popular worldwide. Today, "The Devil's Dictionary" has become a byword for satire, mockery, and specific meanings, spreading across the globe. The Devil's Dictionary dissects the world through the definitions or explanations of terms, with a style similar to essays. The author mercilessly reveals the flaws of human civilization and the weaknesses of human nature, portraying the shadows of human shame and reluctance to face. The entire book is humorous, witty, biting, satirical, and rich in profound philosophy and sharp irony, making readers pause and reflect after laughing heartily.

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