Focusing on an 'area of interest' rather than a strict discipline, this book delves into comparative literature, highlighting its critical discussions and insights. It emphasizes how comparative studies enrich our understanding of literature, offering a deeper and more dynamic perspective on literary concepts.
The book offers a comprehensive analysis of Boris Pasternak's multifaceted literary contributions, exploring his dual roles as a lyrical and narrative poet, as well as a prose fiction writer. It delves into his artistry in verse translation, highlighting the nuances of his style and thematic depth. Through critical interpretation, the work aims to appraise the significance of Pasternak's oeuvre within the broader context of literature.
Vojna a mier je štvordielna epopeja zobrazujúca ruskú spoločnosť v prvej tretine 19. storočia. Román má tri roviny: historickú, osobnú a filozofickú. Na pozadí obdobia napoleonských vojen a tesne po ňom sa stretávame so skutočnými historickými postavami i postavami čisto literárnymi, ktoré ale odrážajú živé ľudské vzory. Na veľkom priestore, spôsobom pásma, pri striedaní období vojny a mieru sa odohrávajú osudy viac ako 250 postáv, hlavných i epizódnych. Čitateľ sa ocitne v šľachtických salónoch Moskvy, Petrohradu, vidieckych panských sídlach i na bojiskách s veľkolepými opismi bitiek. 61-094-80
Exploring the role and significance of poetry in the twentieth century, this collection features four insightful lectures delivered at Trinity College in 1985. The discussions delve into the evolving nature of poetic expression and its cultural impact, providing a thoughtful examination of how poetry responds to and shapes contemporary society.