階段を上るか,それとも上るか.
"アメリカンドリーム"という概念が普遍的な言葉になる前に,ホラシオ・アルジャー・ジュニアは物語を物語に物語を書き続けていた.彼の永続的な物語"Bound to Rise: Or, Up the Ladder"は,この永続的な神話の基礎文字として,野心,誠実さ,向上運動の約束を揺るぎない語りかけ,今日も聴衆に響く. この本は単なる過去の時代の古典的な遺物ではなく,19世紀のアメリカの価値観と不安に魅了的な窓を開き,おそらくもっと驚くべきことに,個人の努力,社会的機会,そして成功の定義に関する疑問を投げかけています.この疑問は,私たちの時代に激しく議論されている. 昇るということは,本当に何を意味するのか,そして人生の多くの階段を登るために必要な美徳を考えるよう求めています.
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階段を上るか,それとも上るか. by Horatio Alger, Jr. The underlying text is in the U.S. public domain. We do not republish any modern copyrighted edition, translation, or commentary.
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