Name: Vechera na hutore bliz Dikan'ki (in Russian)
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Author: Nikolái Gogol
ISBN: 9781542316798

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Vechera na hutore bliz Dikan'ki (in Russian)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Nikolái Gogol

Publisher

Createspace

Language

Russian

Pages

138

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

22.9x15.2x0.9 cm

Weight

0.26 kg.

ISBN13

9781542316798

Synopsis "Vechera na hutore bliz Dikan'ki (in Russian)"

Vechera na hutore bliz Dikan'ki (Chast' pervaja - 1831, Chast' vtoraja - 1832) - bessmertnyj shedevr velikogo russkogo pisatelja Nikolaja Vasil'evicha Gogolja (1809-1852), pervoe krupnoe ego proizvedenie, kotoroe srazu zhe prineslo emu izvestnost' i priznanie sobrat'ev po peru. Rabotaja nad knigoj, Gogol' ispol'zoval ukrainskie predanija, rasskazannye ego mater'ju, a pervuju iz dvuh chastej, kak priznavalsja pozzhe, ne hotel bylo pechatat', no ostavil, ibo na jetih stranicah chuvstvovalis' "sladkie minuty molodogo vdohnovenija". Kogda povesti vyshli v svet, Pushkin pisal o "Vecherah" "Oni izumili menja. Vot nastojashhaja veselost', iskrennjaja, neprinuzhdennaja, bez zhemanstva, bez chopornosti. A kakaja pojezija!.. Vse jeto tak neobyknovenno v nashej literature, chto ja dosele ne obrazumilsja". Emu vtoril Baratynskij: "Eshhe ne bylo u nas avtora s takoju veseloju veselost'ju... Slog ego zhiv, originalen, ispolnen krasok i vkusa". Strashnoe i smeshnoe, real'noe i misticheskoe udivitel'nym obrazom sosedstvujut na stranicah jetih bessmertnyh povestej, a bogatyj, obraznyj i tochnyj jazyk po pravu pozvoljaet otnesti jeto sochinenie Gogolja k nastojashhim shedevram mirovoj literatury" . Jeta kniga i segodnja ostaetsja odnim iz ljubimejshih chitateljami proizvedenij pisatelja. Illjustrirovannoe izdanie!

Nikolái Gogol

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Nikolai Vasilievich Gogol was born in 1809, in present-day Ukraine, and died in Moscow in 1852. He moved to Saint Petersburg in 1828, and after overcoming some setbacks, he entered the literary circles of that city in 1831. His humor, the treatment of themes, the use of language, and stylistic devices left deep marks and set a precedent.
The work of Nikolai Gogol, considered by many critics as the father of Russian realism, laid the foundations for what would be the Golden Age of Russian literature. Dostoevsky, Turgenev, Tolstoy, and Chekhov in the 19th century, as well as Zamyatin, Bulgakov, and Nabokov in the 20th century, acknowledged their debt to this author.

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