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This product is a product made by YES24. (Individual returns are not possible.) [Book] Memory 1 The door to memory opens, and adventure begins! Bernard Werber, a bestselling author beloved by Korean readers, has published his new novel, "Memory" (2 volumes), translated by Jeon Mi-yeon, a French literature specialist, through Open Books. Berber, who has been consistently releasing new works, expands his unique worldview by transcending time and space with the theme of [Memory]. The protagonist, Rene Toledano, is a high school history teacher. He goes to the Seine River Cruise show [Pandora's Box] and is chosen as the subject of regressive hypnosis. Rene succeeds in hypnosis and is able to open the doors of memory lined up in the corridor of the unconscious. The memories glimpsed beyond the door were of his previous life, where he lost his life on the battlefields of World War I. Even after the hypnosis ended, he was plagued by vivid and intense memories, and he ended up getting involved in a fight and unintentionally killing someone. He spent his days anxiously debating whether or not to turn himself in to the police. [Book] Memory 2 The door to memory opens, and adventure begins! Bernard Werber, a bestselling author beloved by Korean readers, has published his new novel, "Memory" (2 volumes), translated by Jeon Mi-yeon, a French literature specialist, through Open Books. Berber, who has been consistently releasing new works, expands his unique worldview by transcending time and space with the theme of [Memory]. The protagonist, Rene Toledano, is a high school history teacher. He goes to the Seine River Cruise show [Pandora's Box] and is chosen as the subject of regressive hypnosis. Rene succeeds in hypnosis and is able to open the doors of memory lined up in the corridor of the unconscious. The memories glimpsed beyond the door were of his previous life, where he lost his life on the battlefields of World War I. Even after the hypnosis ended, he was plagued by vivid and intense memories, and he ended up getting involved in a fight and unintentionally killing someone. He spent his days anxiously debating whether or not to turn himself in to the police. |
index
[Volume 1]
Act 1 Hypnos
Act 2 Atlantis
[Volume 2]
Act 2 Atlantis (continued)
Act 3 Egypt
Acknowledgements
Music I listened to while writing this novel
Translator's Note
Act 1 Hypnos
Act 2 Atlantis
[Volume 2]
Act 2 Atlantis (continued)
Act 3 Egypt
Acknowledgements
Music I listened to while writing this novel
Translator's Note
Publisher's Review
A life created by overlapping 111 past lives
Everyone has probably thought about their past or next life at least once.
Through the protagonist René, Berber asserts that this life is not everything.
Another main character is the Atlantean Geb, of course, but also a World War I veteran, a countess living in an old castle, an ancient Roman galley rower, a Cambodian monk, a beautiful woman from an Indian palace, and even a Japanese samurai… … .
Each time Rene opens a door, life unfolds in different eras and countries.
But behind the door of memory, treasures and traps coexist.
Throughout his past life, Rene has escaped from crises and also fallen into them.
A fast-paced, unpredictable adventure captivates us.
Can you remember who you really are?
Opal, the hypnotist who performs in [Pandora's Box], poses provocative questions to the audience.
"Can you remember who you really are?" The question of how much memory accounts for human identity and how humans create and preserve memories is the subject of this work.
Rene is extremely forgetful in everyday life, to the point of forgetting conversations, but through hypnosis, he is able to access deep memories that are normally inaccessible to most people.
It is also significant that René's occupation is a history teacher, because history is, in other words, collective memory.
While René's father, Emil, is losing his memory due to Alzheimer's, his hypnotist, Opal, is suffering from an almost incomparable memory.
In addition, if you pay close attention to how each character in "Memory" relates to memory and how they deal with it, the novel will become even more enjoyable.
A word from the translator
The imagination of "Memory," which freely expands by borrowing the materials of hypnosis, past life, and Atlantis, confirms that Bernard Werber is still a young writer, and once again presents us with the pleasure of reading a novel.
Everyone has probably thought about their past or next life at least once.
Through the protagonist René, Berber asserts that this life is not everything.
Another main character is the Atlantean Geb, of course, but also a World War I veteran, a countess living in an old castle, an ancient Roman galley rower, a Cambodian monk, a beautiful woman from an Indian palace, and even a Japanese samurai… … .
Each time Rene opens a door, life unfolds in different eras and countries.
But behind the door of memory, treasures and traps coexist.
Throughout his past life, Rene has escaped from crises and also fallen into them.
A fast-paced, unpredictable adventure captivates us.
Can you remember who you really are?
Opal, the hypnotist who performs in [Pandora's Box], poses provocative questions to the audience.
"Can you remember who you really are?" The question of how much memory accounts for human identity and how humans create and preserve memories is the subject of this work.
Rene is extremely forgetful in everyday life, to the point of forgetting conversations, but through hypnosis, he is able to access deep memories that are normally inaccessible to most people.
It is also significant that René's occupation is a history teacher, because history is, in other words, collective memory.
While René's father, Emil, is losing his memory due to Alzheimer's, his hypnotist, Opal, is suffering from an almost incomparable memory.
In addition, if you pay close attention to how each character in "Memory" relates to memory and how they deal with it, the novel will become even more enjoyable.
A word from the translator
The imagination of "Memory," which freely expands by borrowing the materials of hypnosis, past life, and Atlantis, confirms that Bernard Werber is still a young writer, and once again presents us with the pleasure of reading a novel.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: May 30, 2020
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 800 pages | 128*188*40mm
- ISBN10: 893292032X
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