조르주 뒤멜의 문명서.The Book of Civilisation, by Georges Duhamel
Georges Duhamel
조르주 뒤멜의 문명서.The Book of Civilisation, by Georges Duhamel
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Title: Civilisation
Author: Georges Duhamel
Translator: T. P. Conwil-Evans
CIVILISATION
1914-1918
BY
GEORGES DUHAMEL
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH
BY
T. P. CONWIL-EVANS
THE SWARTHMORE PRESS LTD
(FORMERLY TRADING AS HEADLEY BROS. PUBLISHERS LTD)
72 OXFORD STREET, LONDON, W. 1
1919
Georges Duhamel, (born June 30, 1884, Paris, France―died April 13, 1966, Valmondois, near Paris), French author most noted for two novel cycles: Vie et aventures de Salavin, 5 vol. (1920？32), and Chronique des Pasquier, 10 vol. (1933？44).
Duhamel took a science degree in 1908 and qualified as a doctor of medicine in 1909. He began by writing poetry, plays, and literary criticism, and in 1906 he joined with several other writers and artists in founding a short-lived community known as the Abbaye de Cr？teil. Duhamel served as a frontline surgeon during World War I. Deeply moved by the sufferings of war and oppressed by its futility, he recorded his experiences treating the wounded in two short-story collections, Vie des martyrs (1917; The New Book of Martyrs) and Civilisation 1914？1917 (1918); the latter book was awarded the Goncourt Prize.
프랑스 작가로서 일차세게대전에 의사로서 참전.
단편의 이야기를 그린 작품. 영어로 번역.
Title: Civilisation
Author: Georges Duhamel
Translator: T. P. Conwil-Evans
CIVILISATION
1914-1918
BY
GEORGES DUHAMEL
TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH
BY
T. P. CONWIL-EVANS
THE SWARTHMORE PRESS LTD
(FORMERLY TRADING AS HEADLEY BROS. PUBLISHERS LTD)
72 OXFORD STREET, LONDON, W. 1
1919
Georges Duhamel, (born June 30, 1884, Paris, France―died April 13, 1966, Valmondois, near Paris), French author most noted for two novel cycles: Vie et aventures de Salavin, 5 vol. (1920？32), and Chronique des Pasquier, 10 vol. (1933？44).
Duhamel took a science degree in 1908 and qualified as a doctor of medicine in 1909. He began by writing poetry, plays, and literary criticism, and in 1906 he joined with several other writers and artists in founding a short-lived community known as the Abbaye de Cr？teil. Duhamel served as a frontline surgeon during World War I. Deeply moved by the sufferings of war and oppressed by its futility, he recorded his experiences treating the wounded in two short-story collections, Vie des martyrs (1917; The New Book of Martyrs) and Civilisation 1914？1917 (1918); the latter book was awarded the Goncourt Prize.
