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Kak raskryvayutsya klyuchevye idei romana v ego syuzhete i personazhah. Krov' po sovesti. Golos realnosti i golos sovesti. Kak prigovorennyi k kazni. V zerkale "razumnogo egoizma". Otverzhenie milosti. Sledovatel novogo tipa. Vechnost' Svidrigailova. Beskonechnye istochniki zhizni.

Stunning new poetry collection sculpted or (better yet) hammered out of the inmost recesses of a first time published poet against a back story of an American in Moscow slowly but surely transforming from a wide-eyed investor lawyer/banker searching for his roots to drinking vodka, smoking cigarettes, and reading and writing poetry - in other words toward becoming thoroughly Russian despite his deep American roots.

Николай Семёнович Лесков (1831-1895) - выдающийся русский писатель, великолепный мастер слова, живописавший быт, нравы и настроения всех сословий России второй половины XIX века. Слушателям предлагается спектакль по его знаменитой повести "Леди Макбет Мценского уезда".

Владимир Алексеевич Гиляровский (1855 - 1935) сменил за свою долгую жизнь множество профессий - был бурлаком, крючником, актером, работал в цирке, принимал участие в боевых действиях русско-турецкой войны. Но известен он, прежде всего, как писатель, журналист, "король репортажа", большой знаток России и Москвы.

Zhanrovyi perevorot v pyese "Groza" kak vyhod iz beskonechnogo konflikta plohogo s hudshim. Borba vokrug krasoty. Prostranstvo i vremya kalinovskogo mira. Samodurstvo intensivnoe i ekstensivnoe. Tragedia kak vyhod. Mistichesky odarennyi personazh. Poeticheskim skladom i ladom. Sila tragicheskoy geroini.

Logika motivov dramaticheskoy trilogii A.V. Suhovo-Kobylina. Filosof, pomeshik, teatral. Glavnyi podozrevaemyi. Plody turemnogo dosuga. Vodevil s plohim kontsom. Pustyaki kak orudie katastrofy. Blagorodny negodyai. Ierarhia zla. Triumf Varravina. Apokalipticheskaya tema. Komedia katitsya v tartarary.

El amor paternofilial debe demostrarse siempre, o a veces no...? El malvado brujo duerme con grilletes en la prisión por los horrendos crímenes que ha cometido y al alba será ejecutado.Mientras a través de los barrotes ve a la luz de la luna como una barca se acerca por el río, se da cuenta de que es su hija.Gran conocedor de la naturaleza humana y en especial de los sentimientos de la juventud, la llama con la confianza, más que esperanza de que conseguirá que

This is Leo Tolstoy's integration of the four biblical gospels into a single account of the life of Jesus. The Gospel in Brief is an intriguing fusion of biblical texts and Tolstoy's own religious views. Tolstoy explains that his goal is a “solution to the problem of life," not a theological or historical statement. He therefore ignores issues like Jesus' genealogy and divinity, focusing instead on the words and teachings of Jesus, stripped of what he regarded as the Church's distortions and focus on dogma and ritual.

"Пиковая дама" - повесть Александра Сергеевича Пушкина, жанр русская классика. Сюжет повести обыгрывает излюбленную Пушкиным тему непредсказуемой судьбы, фортуны, рока.

"Записки юного врача" - цикл рассказов Михаила Афанасьевича Булгакова. В цикле в несколько измененном виде изображены реальные случаи, происходившие с Булгаковым во время его работы в качестве земского врача в Смоленской губернии с 1916 по 1920 годы.

The Cherry Orchard (1903) is the final play by the Russian playwright Anton Chekhov. It is considered as one of four outstanding plays by Chekhov, along with The Seagull, Three Sisters, and Uncle Vanya. The narrative recounts an aristocratic landowner who returns to her family estate just before it is auctioned to pay the mortgage. It dramatizes the socio-economic developments in Russia at the turn of the 20th century, including the rise of the middle class after the abolition of serfdom and the waning power of the aristocracy.

Irina Millbery created this audiobook about the Russian popular romantic poet Fedor Tyutchev, who lived in the 19th century, so that people of the whole world could learn about him and come to understand Russian poetry. Prepare to listen to his poems in Russian. Irina Millbery has also translated his most popular romantic song, "When I Met You", into English.

There are few better ways to discover the identity of a nation or people than by listening to their poetry. From historical events to moral values to the political landscape (and often visions of the actual landscape), poetry, at its best, reveals the soul of a people. And Russia has offered us some of the very best.

Fyodor Dostoevsky’s "A Faint Heart" (1848) is a short story about two close friends, Arkady Ivanovitch Nefedevitch and Vasya Shumkov. After a lengthy rumination on their names, Dostoevsky recounts the tale of how one of them is so overwhelmed by his good fortunate and happiness that he becomes consumed by it. The prospect of marrying his sweetheart brings him such euphoric joy that he experiences a masochistic transformation because the world wasn’t equally happy. So he ends up in an institution and his bride-to-be marries another.

After being out of the life of espionage of the Cold War, Dean is thrown back into the world that he got out of after 30 years to only discover that the lines of betrayal and loyalty get crossed. His only goal is to set the unfinished business to business that is finished by any mean necessary, even if it means he has to use his specialty craft of being the chemist. As he travels across continents to set things straight, he discovers a whole new meaning to family.

Besides being a great short story writer, Anton Chekhov was also a master of the novella. One of his best is My Life, the tale of a rebellious young man so disgusted with bourgeois society that he drops out to live amongst the working classes, only to find himself once more disillusioned.

This is a self-written life story of a Russian psychiatrist, a man bestowed high reflexivity and clairvoyance, who miraculously gets out of the wreckage of his former homeland and immigrates to the United States, a country with a completely different culture. A story of a man, who learns that culture, connects the dots, using his unique experience, and inevitably finds in the American culture many painfully familiar features that destroyed civilization in the world he came from.

Various aspects of love, life, and death, set against the circus background.

Alexander Kuprin prefaced his novel The Pit about the lives of early 20th century Russian prostitutes as follows, "I know many people will find this novel amoral and inappropriate, but nevertheless I dedicated it from the bottom of my heart to mothers and young people" Indeed, the novel's publication was followed by an explosion of outrage. The "good" society accused Kuprin of slander and forever exiled him from its sitting rooms, charity auctions, and holiday balls. Progressive intellecutals winced and shuddered, but could not help admitting Kuprin had a point.

Society gossip and life in the slum, life's tragedies and comedies, the sacred, the profane, the admirable, the ridiculous, and much more - mixed thoroughly and presented for your listening pleasure by one of the most delightful old gossips of Russian literature, Vladimir Odoyevsky.