Grenouille Becomes God in Perfume: Patrick Suskind’s Perfume

The perfume of Patrick Suskind was held during France's enlightenment, following the lifetime of the perfume person Grenouille, which has a special scent of scent across France to create a perfumed scent. Suskind accepted the ideal of enlightenment when Grenouille challenged the power of God as a result of Grenouille ruling over his destiny and other people dominating fate in perfumes. Suskind depicts Grenouille as embodying the features of the Creator, Savior and Destructor and being on every side of God.

Perfumes and literature have been intertwined for a long time. Many famous books are perfume-centered or perfume based books from Patrick Suskind 's 1985 novel "perfume" to the fragrance of many books on the development of love nodes and characters. Perfumes themselves are often obsessed with literature. Odor is the genre of storytelling, a history aimed at moving wearers to different time and place, memory, and imagination. Perfumery manufacturers are also often inspired by literature, many perfumes are based on specific writers and characters, details of the age of literature, the concept of history, or the imaginary odor of books and libraries themselves are many Yes.

The fragrance may be most famous in literature (eg, exaggerated and detailed description of Patrick Suskind's "perfume: murderer's story" or Marcel Proust's sensory memory and experience). However, in the art world, it may be most interesting to see the fragrance in the context of music. Odor and music are not necessarily representative but catalyze emotions and images. In other words, there is no clear and clear image of things. In "Natural History of Sense", Diane Ackerman interviewed Sophia Grojsman, the scent evaluator of International Flavors & Fragrances (indeed, New Reality Co. and IFF were closely involved in the fragrance of Tree). Grojsman says, "Perfumes are closely related to music, there will be a simple perfume consisting of two or three products, a simple perfume, it's like a band of two or three bands, It became a modern and big orchestra. "