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A Hero of Our Time - cover

A Hero of Our Time

Mikhail Lérmontov

Übersetzer J. H. Wisdom

Verlag: DigiCat

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Mikhail Lermontov's "A Hero of Our Time" is a pioneering work in Russian literature that intricately blends psychological profundity with a fragmented narrative style. The novel, composed of five interconnected stories revolving around Pechorin, an enigmatic anti-hero, delves into themes of existentialism and the nature of the human condition. Lermontov's lyrical prose, characterized by its rich imagery and poignant introspection, situates the novel within the broader context of Romanticism while also foreshadowing modernist concerns about identity and alienation. Through Pechorin's adventures and misadventures, Lermontov conveys a critique of the superficiality of aristocratic society and the disillusionment prevalent in Russian life during the 19th century. Mikhail Lermontov, often referred to as the successor to Pushkin, was significantly influenced by his tumultuous upbringing and the societal turbulence of his time. His experiences as a soldier and his exposure to the Caucasus region infused his writing with a deep sense of philosophical inquiry and a profound understanding of the human spirit's struggles. "A Hero of Our Time" reflects Lermontov's own disconnection from the world, a sentiment that resonates with many of his contemporaries as they grappled with their place in an ever-changing society. This novel is a compelling and reflective exploration of the complexities of human nature, making it indispensable for readers interested in understanding not only Lermontov's literary legacy but also the broader existential questions that resonate even today. "A Hero of Our Time" invites readers to confront the haunting dilemmas of modern existence through the eyes of its indelible protagonist, ensuring its relevance across generations.
Verfügbar seit: 11.10.2022.
Drucklänge: 147 Seiten.

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