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Просвечивающие предметы - cover

Просвечивающие предметы

Владимир Набоков

Publisher: Азбука

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Summary

В книгу включены два романа русско-американского писателя Владимира 
Набокова, созданные в "послесиринский», англоязычный период его 
творчества. В "Истинной жизни Себастьяна Найта» (1941) рассказчик, 
поименованный инициалом В., в попытках сочинить биографию своего 
сводного брата, покойного писателя, попадает в Зазеркалье 
художественного вымысла, заставляющее усомниться и в личности биографа, и
 в смерти заглавного героя. В романе "Просвечивающие предметы» (1972) 
герой-повествователь, сотрудник издательской фирмы Хью Персон, 
обладающий способностью "проницать» прошлое, оказывается действующим 
лицом произведений некоего писателя R. (пародийного двойника Владимира 
Набокова), корректором которых он является. Разделенные тремя 
десятилетиями, "Истинная жизнь Себастьяна Найта» и "Просвечивающие 
предметы» связаны друг с другом темой литературного творчества и 
двойственным, обманчиво-ускользающим устройством авторской 
художественной Вселенной.
Available since: 05/27/2014.

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