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The Greatest Russian Fairytales & Fables - Over 125 Stories Including Picture Tales for Children Old Peter's Russian Tales Muscovite Folk Tales
Arthur Ransome, Valery Carrick, W. R. S. Ralston, Nisbat Bain
Traductor Edmund Dulac, Robert Reynolds Steele
Editorial: DigiCat
Sinopsis
Arthur Ransome's 'The Greatest Russian Fairytales & Fables' is a meticulously curated anthology that beckons readers into the enchanted realm of traditional Russian storytelling. With its literarily rich tapestry, the compilation showcases the vast cultural and narrative diversity of Russian folklore. The selection ranges from whimsical picture fables, such as 'The Cock and the Bean' and 'The Dog and the Cock,' to the more arcane and allegorical tales like 'Ivan' and 'Morozko.' The stories are steeped in the oral tradition, reflecting both the rural heartland and the philosophical depth of Russian life. The text is supplemented by expressive illustrations, enhancing the reader's journey through mythic landscapes and time-honored moral quandaries. Ransome's prose is accessible yet resonant, making it an invaluable addition to the literary context of fairy tales studies. Arthur Ransome, an esteemed English author and journalist, harbored a deep affinity for Russian culture, language, and people, which is palpably reflected in his presentation of these stories. His experiences in Russia, including his time reporting on the Russian Revolution, seemingly deepened his understanding and appreciation of the country's folk traditions. This is evident in his respectful and comprehensive approach to gathering and telling these tales. His body of work not only contributed to the Western understanding of Russian folklore but also unveiled the universal themes and narratives that connect diverse cultures. 'The Greatest Russian Fairytales & Fables' is recommended for readers who are enthusiasts of folklore, as well as those seeking to immerse themselves in the literary heritage of Russia. It is a treasure trove for cultural historians, folklorists, and anyone intrigued by the lore that has shaped human storytelling across ages and borders. Ransome's work offers an illuminating gateway into the Russian soul, painted with heroes, villains, magic, and moralities that resonate beyond their Slavic origins. This book promises to enchant the curious mind with its fusion of the whimsical and the profound, ensuring a timeless reading experience.
