Rhinoceros

Rhin has been developed for many years, but during that time moral standards were developed. These ethical standards are unlike the laws of nature, standards set for human beings. The drama "Sai" by playwright Eugene Aeonesco combines the difference between moral standards and natural laws. Ionesco uses the French businessman Jean to show the difference between these two lifestyles. In the first act I believed in social values ​​and moral standards, but when my second act became a beast rhinoceros, his belief began to change; dramatic change in Jean I showed the difference between law and law.

In earlier this week's comment, she explained Eugene Ionesco's script "Rhinoceros". During the play, Sai rushed to the street of the French town on Sunday afternoon. People will of course be scared. Soon, another rage was furious on the street. People were surprised, but began to discuss whether the second rhinoceros was the first second rhino, and whether the beast is Asian or African. As the rhin increased, the level of shock fell and the people in the city turned to rhinoceros. After all, the only thing that did not change was the indifferent drunk who saved the city by refusing to become rhinoceros. The playwright's allegory is to cooperate with fascism and Nazism, ultimately trying to explore the spirituality of people who succumb to fascism and Nazism. The questions he is trying to answer are as follows.

Indian rice is the first rhino widely known outside its scope. On May 20, 1515, the first rhino arrived in Europe arrived in Lisbon on 20th May 1515. Portuguese's King Manuel I is planning to send the rhin to Pope Leo X, but the rhin was slain by a shipwreck. Before dying, the rhino was painted by an unknown artist. German artist Albrecht Dürer sculpted a sketch and explanation and later sculptured a saw tree print known as Dürer 's Rhinoceros. Paintings have anatomical inaccuracies (especially small horns protruding from the shoulder of the rhinoceros), but his sketch has been a permanent image of Western culture in Western culture for centuries.