Mashenka. Feat
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The book was compiled by two autobiographical novels by Vladimir Nabokov, written in Berlin under the pseudonym V. Sirin: “Mashenka” (1926) and “Feat” (1932) The young emigrant Lev Ganin in the German boarding house is reducing the story of his first love, ragged by the revolution. The strength of the creative
memory allows him to overcome physical separation from Mashenka (the prototype of which was Valentin Shulgina"s lover, recreated by his imagination, the paintings of pre -revolutionary Russia are more significant and brighter than the decorations of the present. , to Russia, picks up in a different way. Reflecting in the book a model of the classic “Roman of Education”, Nabokov gives his touching hero some of his own features and circumstances. A graduate of Cambridge with a floral name
Martyn Edelweiss, another Russian refugee abroad, dreams of committing something exceptional. He travels around Europe and in vain searches for the use of his abilities. The vague desire that never left him gradually gains outlines, and he decides on a feat similar to a mythical descent to Hades - to go through the border of the possible and return to his own Russian childhood
memory allows him to overcome physical separation from Mashenka (the prototype of which was Valentin Shulgina"s lover, recreated by his imagination, the paintings of pre -revolutionary Russia are more significant and brighter than the decorations of the present. , to Russia, picks up in a different way. Reflecting in the book a model of the classic “Roman of Education”, Nabokov gives his touching hero some of his own features and circumstances. A graduate of Cambridge with a floral name
Martyn Edelweiss, another Russian refugee abroad, dreams of committing something exceptional. He travels around Europe and in vain searches for the use of his abilities. The vague desire that never left him gradually gains outlines, and he decides on a feat similar to a mythical descent to Hades - to go through the border of the possible and return to his own Russian childhood
Author:
Author:Nabokov V.V.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Historical Literature
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:printing
Series:
Series: Nabokovsky Corps
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-13779-3
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