Записки сумасшедшего

Николай Гоголь

May 2022 · Litres

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Записки сумасшедшего

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Читал книгу до этого, в школьные годы, однако с тех времён совсем немного запомнилось. Сейчас же, очень отчётливо уловил некоторые символы, которые, для понимания, требуют продолжительного осмысления. Также, безусловно, автор использует олицетворение, чтобы передать картину происходящего с нескольких точек зрения. Обобщая, произведение весьма интересное, описываются социальные процессы и проблемы, которые существовали не только во время написания произведения, но и имеют место быть и в наши дни. Советую!

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About the author

Nikolai Vasilevich Gogol was born in 1809 in the Ukraine. His father was an amateur playwright who had a small estate with a number of serfs. From the ages of 12 to 19, young Gogol attended a boarding school where he became known for his sharp wit and ability to amuse his classmates. After school he worked as a government clerk. He soon began writing memories of his childhood. His quaint depictions of the Ukrainian countryside marked his style and helped to make him famous. Gogol quickly gained fame and formed a friendship with the influential poet, Aleksandr Pushkin. Gogol is largely remembered for his realistic characterizations, his rich imagination, and his humorous style. His works include Mirgorod, a collection of short stories including Taras Bulba. Gogol's wit is evident in his short story, The Nose, where a man's nose wanders off around town in a carriage. Gogol's masterpiece is the novel Dead Souls. In this work, a swindler plots to buy from landowners their dead serfs. Towards the end of Gogol's life, his creative powers faded and he fled to Moscow. Here, he came under the power of a fanatical priest. Ten days before his death he burned some manuscripts of the second part of Dead Souls. He died of starvation in 1852, on the cusp of madness.