Dead Souls
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"Dead souls" Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol (1809 - 1852) belong to the number of the greatest books in history not only Russian, but also all world literature. Its novel that continues the traditions of the legendary "Odyssey, the writer called the poem, and indeed, full-scale, the multidimensional image of Russian life reaches in the narration of the height of the poetic word. The plot of "dead souls" suggested to the author of Pushkin himself, and Gogol conceived to create an epopeus in three parts like the "Divine Comedy" Dante, spending heroes through hell, purgatory and paradise. Despite the fact that the second Tom writer is burned, and the third did not have time to proceed, his grand ideas can be considered embodied: this novel-poem is a real polyphonic canvas, where the power of the native language and the characters are so deep and strongly, which is still striking relevance and sharpness. Numerous shields and theatrical performances on the immortal essay of Gogol are eliminable success, and the image of the brilliant Deltsy Chichikov embodied such stars as Alexander Kalyagin, Konstantin Khabensky, Dmitry Pevtsov and Sergey Bezrukov
Author:
Author:Gogol N.V.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
Series:
Series: Lenzdat Classic
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4453-0139-4
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