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➱ [Read] ➬ Бедная Лиза By Nikolay Karamzin ➼ – Qqpkv1.me Nikolaj Karamzin 1766 1826 is vooral bekend als vernieuwer van de Russische literaire taal Met die vernieuwing legde hij de basis voor de grote Russische klassieke literatuur van de negentiende eeuw Z[Read] Бедная Лиза By Nikolay Karamzin Qqpkv1.me Nikolaj Karamzin 1766 1826 is vooral bekend als vernieuwer van de Russische literaire taal Met die vernieuwing legde hij de basis voor de.

Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Николай Михайлович Карамзин was born in the village of Mikhailovka in the government of Orenburg on the st of December old style His father was an officer in the Russian army He was sent to Moscow to study under Swiss German Teacher Johann Matthias Schaden; he later moved to St Petersburg where he made the acuaintance of Dmitriev a Russian poet of some merit and occupied himself with translating essays by foreign writers into his native language After residing for some time in St Petersburg he went to Simbirsk where he lived in retirement until induced to revisit Moscow There finding himself in the midst of the society of learned men he again took to literary workIn he resolved to travel and visited Germany France Switzerland and England On his return he published his Letters of a Russian Traveller which met with great success These letters modelled after Irish born Poet Laurence Sterne´s – Sentimental Journey were first printed in the Moscow Journal which he edited but were later collected and issued in six volumes In the same periodical Karamzin also published translations from French and some original stories including Poor Liza and Natalia the Boyar's Daughter both These stories introduced Russian readers to sentimentalism and Karamzin was hailed as a Russian Sterne In Karamzin abandoned his literary journal and published a miscellany in two volumes entitled Aglaia in which appeared among other stories The Island of Bornholm and Ilya Muromets the latter a story based on the adventures of the well known hero of many a Russian legend From to he issued another miscellany or poetical almanac The Aonides in conjunction with Derzhavin and Dmitriev In he compiled The Pantheon a collection of pieces from the works of the most celebrated authors ancient and modern translated into Russian Many of his lighter productions were subseuently printed by him in a volume entitled My Trifles Admired by Alexander Pushkin and Vladimir Nabokov the style of his writings is elegant and flowing modelled on the easy sentences of the French prose writers rather than the long periodical paragraphs of the old Slavonic schoolIn and Karamzin edited the journal the European Messenger Vestnik Evropy It was not until after the publication of this work that he realized where his strength lay and commenced his volume History of the Russian State In order to accomplish the task he secluded himself for two years at Simbirsk the Volga river town where Vladimir Ilych Ulyanov aka Lenin was born This town was known then after Lenin for some years as Ulianovsk while Saint Petersburg became Leningrad till around When emperor Alexander learned the cause of his retirement Karamzin was invited to Tver where he read to the emperor the first eight volumes of his history He was a strong supporter of the anti Polish policies of the Russian Empire and expressed hope that there would be no Poland under any shape or name In he removed to St Petersburg where he spent the happiest days of his life enjoying the favour of Alexander I and submitting to him the sheets of his great work which the emperor read over with him in the gardens of the palace of Tsarskoye SeloHe did not however live to carry his work further than the eleventh volume terminating it at the accession of Michael Romanov in He died on the nd of May old style in the Taurida palace A monument was erected to his memory at Simbirsk in .

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBRead for class I've never read this in school like so many other books I'm ashamed but yet again I wish I had For me it's not just a story of unfortunate love it's a story of how men and society perceive virginity Ahah I know I'm going way too far but this was one of the things in this short story that stuck out the most It's actually said between the lines I never would've noticed it as a teenager but I notice it now and it's important Of course you'll say hey it was 18th century what do you expect Nothing really But my point is that it's not 18th century any And yet the prob

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBI wish this was a novel

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBAn interesting first reading for my Russian Lit Class

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBAnother good example of Russian literature sentimentally exploring the theme of love between characters of different classes with belonging to a higher class not necessarily translating into a higher standard of behaviour A beautiful peasant Liza grappling with the hardships of life after the death of her father falls in love with a true representative of a wastrel estate a young boyar Ernest The love which brings poor Liza closer to her death once Ernest betrays her by getting engaged to marry

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBPoor LizaA miserable love story and I don’t love love storiesBut I absolutely loved the description at the beginning I really enjoy experiencing “living by literature” in Russia in different time periods and contrasting it with modern day lifeThe previously calm embankment by Simonov m

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBread the short storysection of it for 19th C Russian lit

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBTypical sentimentalism with a beautiful depiction of suburban Moscow The one that started the whole golden era of glorious Russian romanticism

  • Ekaterina

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    Бедная Лиза PDF ñ Paperback Бедная free, Лиза ebok, Бедная Лиза PDFEPUBStory Poor Liza is one of the stories which stands at the origins of the sentimentalism in Russian literature It is not very sophisticated story no it is a very simple narration of the heroine's life The story starts with the descriptions of Moscow and confessions of the author that he comes to the monastery where Liza buried very often It is very interesting because with that opening author shows that he is also present in the story and that all opinions in the story are his own Because of that the narration is constantly commented by the author He constantly states his own opinions on situations refers to his own thoughts and ideas about the main character I think these references make the story very sentimental because it shows author's personal affection to the character and her

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