蜜蜂 (1911)
从诺贝尔奖获得者和优雅散文的士的脑海中,蜜蜂,一个微妙而深刻的童话故事,首次出版于1911年.不仅仅是一个简单的儿童故事,这个迷人的小说邀请听众进入一个梦幻般的世界,现实和神话之间的界限模糊,提供了对爱情,丧失和持久的人性精神的微妙反思. 著名的刺的刺和人文主义哲学的人类主义者安托尔·法兰斯,制作了一篇叙述,尽管其具有巨大的和的元素,但与身份和渴望的永恒问题深深共. 它的魅力不仅仅是怀旧的;蜜蜂继续对现代感觉说话,提醒我们,即使在最奇怪的叙事中,也可以找到关于心脏的深刻真理.它是对想象力的证明和沉默的奉献力,邀请人们在最后的话已经消失后很久的沉思.
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蜜蜂 (1911) by Anatole France. 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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