조르주 상드의 인디아나. The Book of Indiana, by George Sand

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조르주 상드의 인디아나. The Book of Indiana, by George Sand
조르주 상드 George Sand . 조르주 상드(George Sand, 1804∼1876)는 프랑스 낭만주의 시대의 대표적인 여성 작가이다.
Title: Indiana
Author: George Sand
Illustrator: Oreste Cortazzo
Translator: George Burnham Yves
Amandine Lucille Aurore Dupin, Baroness
Dudevant, NOW FOR THE FIRST
TIME COMPLETELY TRANSLATED
INTO ENGLISH INDIANA
BY G. BURNHAM IVES
WITH SIX PHOTOGRAVURES AFTER PAINTINGS BY
ORESTE CORTAZZO
IN ONE VOLUME
PRINTED ONLY FOR SUBSCRIBERS BY
GEORGE BARRIE & SON
PHILADELPHIA

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조르주 상드의 인디아나. The Book of Indiana, by George Sand
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
PREFACE TO THE EDITION OF 1832
PREFACE TO THE EDITION OF 1842
PART FIRST
PART SECOND
PART THIRD
PART FOURTH
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
MADAME DELMARE DISCOVERS NOUN'S BODY
MADAME DELMARE DRESSES DE RAMI？RES WOUNDS
THE BOAR HUNT
SIR RALPH SAVES INDIANA
MADAME DELMARE'S FLIGHT
RALPH AND INDIANA SEEK DEATH TOGETHER

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조르주 상드의 인디아나. The Book of Indiana, by George Sand
조르주 상드 George Sand . 조르주 상드(George Sand, 1804∼1876)는 프랑스 낭만주의 시대의 대표적인 여성 작가이다.
Title: Indiana
Author: George Sand
Illustrator: Oreste Cortazzo
Translator: George Burnham Yves
Amandine Lucille Aurore Dupin, Baroness
Dudevant, NOW FOR THE FIRST
TIME COMPLETELY TRANSLATED
INTO ENGLISH INDIANA
BY G. BURNHAM IVES
WITH SIX PHOTOGRAVURES AFTER PAINTINGS BY
ORESTE CORTAZZO
IN ONE VOLUME
PRINTED ONLY FOR SUBSCRIBERS BY
GEORGE BARRIE & SON
PHILADELPHIA

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조르주 상드의 인디아나. The Book of Indiana, by George Sand
INTRODUCTION
I wrote Indiana during the autumn of 1831. It was my first novel; I wrote it without
any fixed plan, having no theory of art or philosophy in my mind. I was at the age
when one writes with one's instincts, and when reflection serves only to confirm
our natural tendencies. Some people chose to see in the book a deliberate
argument against marriage. I was not so ambitious, and I was surprised to the
last degree at all the fine things that the critics found to say concerning my
subversive purposes. Criticism is far too acute; that is what will cause its death.
It never passes judgment ingenuously on what has been done ingenuously. It
looks for noon at four o'clock, as the old women say, and must cause much
suffering to artists who care more for its decrees than they ought to do.
Under all r？gimes and in all times there has been a race of critics, who, in
contempt of their own talent, have fancied that it was their duty to ply the trade
of denouncers, of purveyors to the prosecuting attorney's office; extraordinary
functions for men of letters to assume with regard to their confr？res! The rigorous
measures of government against the press never satisfy these savage critics.
They would have them directed not only against works but against persons as
well, and, if their advice were followed, some of us would be forbidden to write
anything whatsoever.
At the time that I wrote Indiana, the cry of Saint Simonism was raised on every
pretext. Later they shouted all sorts of other things. Even now certain writers are
forbidden to open their mouths, under pain of seeing the police agents of certain
newspapers pounce upon their work and hale them before the police of the
constituted powers. If a writer puts noble sentiments in the mouth of a mechanic,
it is an attack on the bourgeoisie; if a girl who has gone astray is rehabilitated
after expiating her sin, it is an attack on virtuous women; if an impostor assumes
titles of nobility, it is an attack on the patrician caste; if a bully plays the
swashbuckling soldier, it is an insult to the army; if a woman is maltreated by her
husband, it is an argument in favor of promiscuous love. And so with everything.
Kindly brethren, devout and generous critics! What a pity that no one thinks of
creating a petty court of literary inquisition in which you should be the torturers!
Would you be satisfied to tear the books to pieces and burn them at a slow fire,
and could you not, by your urgent representations, obtain permission to give a
little taste of the rack to those writers who presume to have other gods than yours?

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조르주 상드의 인디아나. The Book of Indiana, by George Sand
조르주 상드 George Sand . 조르주 상드(George Sand, 1804∼1876)는 프랑스 낭만주의 시대의 대표적인 여성 작가이다.