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Alexander Sergeyevich Griboedov lived a very short (only 34 years), but life extremely rich in events. His creative heritage is not so great in comparison with other contemporaries of the literary, but Griboedov’s contribution to the domestic culture is huge.
This collection includes early plays, poems, articles, correspondence, travel notes of the author, as well as the pinnacle of his literary heritage - a comedy in poems" Woe from the mind . Back in 1817, in the comedy, the “mock infidel” of Griboedov brought to the stage a character named Roslavlev, who can be considered the predecessor of Chatsky, the hero of the “grief from the mind”. Roslavlev is also in conflict with society and pronounces critical monologues. In 1824, in the image of Chatsky Griboedov, he brought this human type to perfection, putting everything that was worried, upset, irritated the advanced progressive youth of that time in the mouth of this hero. “Woe from the mind” is a bright, honest, most accurate picture of the morals of the society of those years. All images are recognizable, replicas and monologues of characters label and miles. No wonder the play instantly diverged into "winged phrases", many of which are still in everyday life.
This collection gives a complete picture of Griboedov as a creative person, bright, multifaceted and enchantingly talented
This collection includes early plays, poems, articles, correspondence, travel notes of the author, as well as the pinnacle of his literary heritage - a comedy in poems" Woe from the mind . Back in 1817, in the comedy, the “mock infidel” of Griboedov brought to the stage a character named Roslavlev, who can be considered the predecessor of Chatsky, the hero of the “grief from the mind”. Roslavlev is also in conflict with society and pronounces critical monologues. In 1824, in the image of Chatsky Griboedov, he brought this human type to perfection, putting everything that was worried, upset, irritated the advanced progressive youth of that time in the mouth of this hero. “Woe from the mind” is a bright, honest, most accurate picture of the morals of the society of those years. All images are recognizable, replicas and monologues of characters label and miles. No wonder the play instantly diverged into "winged phrases", many of which are still in everyday life.
This collection gives a complete picture of Griboedov as a creative person, bright, multifaceted and enchantingly talented
Author:
Author:Griboedov Alexander Sergeevich
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-6048407-2-6
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