Leskov N.S. – Collected works in 11
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Leskov N.S. – Collected works in 11
№271697
Created: May 31
Created: May 31
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Leskov, N.S. – Collected Works in 11 Volumes, 1956-1958, Leningrad, Goslitizdat, hardcover, 5,456 pages, 136 x 206 mm, weight: 7,700 g, circulation: 300,000 copies. Condition: excellent (partly unread)!
Nikolai Semyonovich Leskov (1831-1895) was called the most national of Russian writers. Ukrainian culture, which he became familiar with during his eight years in Kyiv during his youth, played a significant role in his spiritual development.
A harmonious blend of Western influences (Balzac, George Sand, Dickens) on the one hand, deep roots in Russian cultural soil on the other, and the courage to write realistically about pressing issues while remaining a resident of Russia made Leskov a unique phenomenon in Russian culture. The writer's work is characterized by a calm, versatile, and balanced narrative of contemporary life, devoid of judgment and judgment, allowing the reader to historically reconstruct a picture of Russian life, both social and intimate, among representatives of various classes and estates in Russia from the 1850s to the 1880s. Tolstoy described Leskov as "the most Russian of our writers," and Chekhov considered him, along with Turgenev, one of his main teachers.
This publication represents the writer's complete works.
On second-hand online bookstores, a complete set of this Collected Works is sold in the range of 8,866-10,224 tenge.
Nikolai Semyonovich Leskov (1831-1895) was called the most national of Russian writers. Ukrainian culture, which he became familiar with during his eight years in Kyiv during his youth, played a significant role in his spiritual development.
A harmonious blend of Western influences (Balzac, George Sand, Dickens) on the one hand, deep roots in Russian cultural soil on the other, and the courage to write realistically about pressing issues while remaining a resident of Russia made Leskov a unique phenomenon in Russian culture. The writer's work is characterized by a calm, versatile, and balanced narrative of contemporary life, devoid of judgment and judgment, allowing the reader to historically reconstruct a picture of Russian life, both social and intimate, among representatives of various classes and estates in Russia from the 1850s to the 1880s. Tolstoy described Leskov as "the most Russian of our writers," and Chekhov considered him, along with Turgenev, one of his main teachers.
This publication represents the writer's complete works.
On second-hand online bookstores, a complete set of this Collected Works is sold in the range of 8,866-10,224 tenge.
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