Rudin
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Rudin "is the first in the first brilliant novels of Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev, originally conceived by the Great Prose called the" Brilliant Nature ". Working on this work, Turgenev relied not only for the experience of their Russian predecessors, but followed the traditions of the European novel. The psychological typing of the love conflict in Rudine is directly echoes with the novels of Georges Sand widely known at that time. Theer is that the image of the main character continued to the line, started by Pushkin and Lermontov, and became the new embodiment of those properties and qualities that Onegin and Pechorin were inherent. N.Anekrasov wrote about Rudin, that this is a person"s" mighty for all weaknesses, fascinating with all the shortcomings. The person is intelligent and educated, erudite and eloquent, professing high ideals, he turned out to be helpless in the embodiment of his aspirations, failed to gain happiness, did not appreciate the love. It joined a romantic rebellion Hamlet and a lonely skeleton Don Quixote - two types, unusually important for understanding Russian nature into any historical era
Author:
Author:Turgenev I.S.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Fiction
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4453-0169-1
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