폴리아나

Original title: Pollyanna (English)

Credits: Eleanor H. Porter (author)

Summary

폴리아나는 엘리너 포터가 1913년에 쓴 소설로서 현재 아동 문학의 고전으로 여겨진다. 등장인물의 이름은 매우 낙관적인 전망이 있는 사람에게 인기가 있는 용어가 된다. 또한, 긍정적인 측면으로 잠재의식 편견은 종종 폴리아나 원칙으로 설명된다.

From Wikipedia (Korean): 폴리아나 (CC BY-SA 4.0)

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Chapters (32)

  1. 1. Miss Polly
  2. 2. Old Tom and Nancy
  3. 3. The Coming of Pollyanna
  4. 4. The Little Attic Room
  5. 5. The Game
  6. 6. A Question of Duty
  7. 7. Pollyanna and Punishments
  8. 8. Pollyanna Pays a Visit
  9. 9. Which Tells of the Man
  10. 10. A Surprise for Mrs. Snow
  11. 11. Introducing Jimmy
  12. 12. Before the Ladies' Aid
  13. 13. In Pendleton Woods
  14. 14. Just a Matter of Jelly
  15. 15. Dr. Chilton
  16. 16. A Red Rose and a Lace Shawl
  17. 17. “Just Like a Book”
  18. 18. Prisms
  19. 19. Which Is Somewhat Surprising
  20. 20. Which Is More Surprising
  21. 21. A Question Answered
  22. 22. Sermons and Woodboxes
  23. 23. An Accident
  24. 24. John Pendleton
  25. 25. A Waiting Game
  26. 26. A Door Ajar
  27. 27. Two Visits
  28. 28. The Game and Its Players
  29. 29. Through an Open Window
  30. 30. Jimmy Takes the Helm
  31. 31. A New Uncle
  32. 32. Which Is a Letter from Pollyanna

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