Gleb Uspensky. Collected works in 9 volumes (set)
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Gleb Ivanovich Uspensky (1843-1902) is a Russian writer who lived and worked in the turning period of Russian history. Numerous essays and stories of Uspensky are devoted to the lives of different social sections of the Russian people.
Documentary nature of works, topicality, realism, attention to detail, memorable characters, excellent knowledge of folk speech - all this makes essays and stories of Gleb Ivanovich Assumption with a bright literary phenomenon of the late XIX century.
In the first Tom there were essays "Morals of the Trusheyeva Street", "Rasteroyevskaya types and scenes", "Metropolitan Poor", "Trivia" and "Essays and Stories 1812-1866."
In the second volume, there were sketches "ruin" and other essays of stories.
The third volume includes essays and stories: "New Times, new concerns", "from travel notes on the OCE" and others
Documentary nature of works, topicality, realism, attention to detail, memorable characters, excellent knowledge of folk speech - all this makes essays and stories of Gleb Ivanovich Assumption with a bright literary phenomenon of the late XIX century.
In the first Tom there were essays "Morals of the Trusheyeva Street", "Rasteroyevskaya types and scenes", "Metropolitan Poor", "Trivia" and "Essays and Stories 1812-1866."
In the second volume, there were sketches "ruin" and other essays of stories.
The third volume includes essays and stories: "New Times, new concerns", "from travel notes on the OCE" and others
Author:
Author:Uspensky G.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Modern Literature
Series:
Series: Multi-volume editions
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4224-0294-6
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