Home Life in Russia, Volumes 1 and 2 [Dead Souls]
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- Nombre de pages284
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4717664-0
- EAN8596547176640
- Date de parution15/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille649 Ko
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Résumé
In "Home Life in Russia, Volumes 1 and 2 [Dead Souls], " Nikolai Vasilevich Gogol delves into the nuances of Russian society in the early 19th century. This seminal work adopts a satirical tone to explore themes of bureaucracy, social hierarchy, and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals within the rigid class system. Through richly detailed characterizations and vivid depictions of the societal landscape, Gogol critiques the complacency and corruption that pervades provincial life, employing a blend of realism and surrealism that invites readers into a world both familiar and grotesque.
The work stands as a touching portrait of the everyday struggles of ordinary Russians juxtaposed with the absurdities of their existence, marking it as a cornerstone of Russian literature. Nikolai Gogol, a pivotal figure in Russian literature, emerged from a Ukrainian background, which influenced his keen observations of both the peasant and gentry classes in Russia. His unique ability to distill the essence of human character informs the biting humor and poignant social commentary in his work.
Gogol's personal experiences, including his own encounters with bureaucracy and a yearning for societal reform, drive the narrative of "Dead Souls, " a poignant reflection on identity and moral decay. I highly recommend "Home Life in Russia" for anyone seeking a profound understanding of Russian culture and literature. Gogol's incisive commentary resonates beyond its historical context, offering timeless insights into human folly and the quest for authenticity.
This dual volume is essential reading for scholars and casual readers alike, as it captures the complexities of the human condition through an unmistakable lens of wit and empathy.
The work stands as a touching portrait of the everyday struggles of ordinary Russians juxtaposed with the absurdities of their existence, marking it as a cornerstone of Russian literature. Nikolai Gogol, a pivotal figure in Russian literature, emerged from a Ukrainian background, which influenced his keen observations of both the peasant and gentry classes in Russia. His unique ability to distill the essence of human character informs the biting humor and poignant social commentary in his work.
Gogol's personal experiences, including his own encounters with bureaucracy and a yearning for societal reform, drive the narrative of "Dead Souls, " a poignant reflection on identity and moral decay. I highly recommend "Home Life in Russia" for anyone seeking a profound understanding of Russian culture and literature. Gogol's incisive commentary resonates beyond its historical context, offering timeless insights into human folly and the quest for authenticity.
This dual volume is essential reading for scholars and casual readers alike, as it captures the complexities of the human condition through an unmistakable lens of wit and empathy.
In "Home Life in Russia, Volumes 1 and 2 [Dead Souls], " Nikolai Vasilevich Gogol delves into the nuances of Russian society in the early 19th century. This seminal work adopts a satirical tone to explore themes of bureaucracy, social hierarchy, and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals within the rigid class system. Through richly detailed characterizations and vivid depictions of the societal landscape, Gogol critiques the complacency and corruption that pervades provincial life, employing a blend of realism and surrealism that invites readers into a world both familiar and grotesque.
The work stands as a touching portrait of the everyday struggles of ordinary Russians juxtaposed with the absurdities of their existence, marking it as a cornerstone of Russian literature. Nikolai Gogol, a pivotal figure in Russian literature, emerged from a Ukrainian background, which influenced his keen observations of both the peasant and gentry classes in Russia. His unique ability to distill the essence of human character informs the biting humor and poignant social commentary in his work.
Gogol's personal experiences, including his own encounters with bureaucracy and a yearning for societal reform, drive the narrative of "Dead Souls, " a poignant reflection on identity and moral decay. I highly recommend "Home Life in Russia" for anyone seeking a profound understanding of Russian culture and literature. Gogol's incisive commentary resonates beyond its historical context, offering timeless insights into human folly and the quest for authenticity.
This dual volume is essential reading for scholars and casual readers alike, as it captures the complexities of the human condition through an unmistakable lens of wit and empathy.
The work stands as a touching portrait of the everyday struggles of ordinary Russians juxtaposed with the absurdities of their existence, marking it as a cornerstone of Russian literature. Nikolai Gogol, a pivotal figure in Russian literature, emerged from a Ukrainian background, which influenced his keen observations of both the peasant and gentry classes in Russia. His unique ability to distill the essence of human character informs the biting humor and poignant social commentary in his work.
Gogol's personal experiences, including his own encounters with bureaucracy and a yearning for societal reform, drive the narrative of "Dead Souls, " a poignant reflection on identity and moral decay. I highly recommend "Home Life in Russia" for anyone seeking a profound understanding of Russian culture and literature. Gogol's incisive commentary resonates beyond its historical context, offering timeless insights into human folly and the quest for authenticity.
This dual volume is essential reading for scholars and casual readers alike, as it captures the complexities of the human condition through an unmistakable lens of wit and empathy.
