О любви

Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) byl ne tolʹko zamechatelʹnym i͡umoristom, no i tonkim psikhologom. Znachitelʹnai͡a chastʹ ego tvorcheskogo nasledii͡a posvi͡ashchena issledovanii͡u chelovecheskikh otnosheniĭ, i v osobennosti li͡ubvi i braka. V ėtoĭ knige sobrany ego povesti i rasskazy na ėtu temu: "Zelenai͡a kosa", "Shutochka", "Drama na okhote", "Poprygunʹi͡a", "Uchitelʹ slovesnosti", "Tri goda", "Anna na shee", "Dom s mezoninom", "Chelovek v futli͡are", "O li͡ubvi", "Dama s sobachkoĭ" i "Dushechka". Izi͡ashchnye, s naletom firmennogo i͡umora i legkogo razocharovanii͡a, ėti istorii obnazhai͡ut glubinnye chuvstva, vnutrennie terzanii͡a i protivorechii͡a geroev - tipichno chekhovskikh "nichem ne primechatelʹnykh" li͡udeĭ.

Anton Chekhov (1860-1904) was not only a wonderful humorist, but also a subtle psychologist. A significant part of his creative legacy is devoted to the study of human relationships, and especially love and marriage. This book contains his novels and short stories on this topic: "The Green Spit", "A joke", "Drama on the hunt", "The Bouncer", "The Teacher of Literature", "Three years", "Anna on the neck", "The House with the mezzanine", "The Man in the case", "About love", "The Lady with the dog" and "Darling". Elegant, with a touch of trademark humor and slight disappointment, these stories reveal the deep feelings, inner torments and contradictions of the characters — typically Chekhov's "unremarkable" people.