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Li͡ubovnye treugolʹniki. Izmeny. Strasti.Porok, shturmui͡ushchiĭ dobrodetelʹ.Veselye amurnye prikli͡uchenii͡a...Ocharovatelʹnyĭ sbornik novell "Ozornye rasskazy" - ėto svoeobraznyĭ "otvet" velikogo pisateli͡a-realista romantikam s ikh prekloneniem pered Srednimi vekami i Vozrozhdeniem i podcherknuto tragichnymi si͡uzhetami.Igrai͡a na pole romantizma, Balʹzak otkryvaet chitateli͡u sovershenno drugoĭ mir dalekogo evropeĭskogo proshlogo - veselyĭ, sochnyĭ, polnokrovnyĭ, chuvstvennyĭ i zhizneli͡ubivyĭ.Izdanii͡a "Ozornykh rasskazov", publikovavshiesi͡a v sovetskoe vremi͡a, vkli͡uchali lishʹ izbrannye proizvedenii͡a. V ėtu zhe knigu voshli vse rasskazy t͡sikla, v tom chisle i te, chto ne byli napechatany pri zhizni Onore de Balʹzaka.Mozhno li razgli͡adetʹ za narochito beznravstvennym povedeniem istinnye chuvstva li͡udeĭ?Onore de Balʹzak v sbornike "Ozornykh rasskazov" raskryvaet kazhdogo geroi͡a cherez ego zlodei͡anii͡a. Na pole romantizma Balʹzak vpervye napisal ne o dushnykh, romanticheskikh geroi͡akh, a o li͡udi͡akh zhivykh, porochnykh, otdai͡ushchikhsi͡a t͡selikom i polnostʹi͡u svoim zhelanii͡am. Oni ne boi͡atsi͡a bytʹ osuzhdennymi ili neprini͡atymi, no k chemu mozhet privesti stolʹ legkomyslennoe povedenie?

Love triangles. Cheating. Passions.Vice assaulting virtue.Funny amorous adventures...The charming collection of short stories "Naughty Stories" is a kind of "response" by the great realist writer to romantics with their admiration for the Middle Ages and Renaissance and emphatically tragic plots.Playing on the field of romanticism, Balzac opens up to the reader a completely different world of the distant European past — cheerful, juicy, full-blooded, sensual and life-loving.The editions of "Naughty Stories" published in Soviet times included only selected works. The same book includes all the stories in the cycle, including those that were not published during the lifetime of Honore de Balzac.Is it possible to discern people's true feelings behind deliberately immoral behavior?Honore de Balzac in his collection of "Naughty Stories" reveals each character through his villainies. In the field of romanticism, Balzac wrote for the first time not about stuffy, romantic heroes, but about living, vicious people who give themselves entirely to their desires. They are not afraid of being judged or rejected, but what can such frivolous behavior lead to?