Свадьбы, жалости, страдания

Segodni͡a nash chitatelʹ obrazovan, sobran i privyk skhvatyvatʹ informat͡sii͡u v odin pristalʹnyĭ vzgli͡ad. Raz: i my uzhe v kurse pro kota Shrëdingera, dva (vo vremi͡a lancha) - v golove polugodovai͡a podgotovka k marafonu so sportivnym pitaniem, na tretiĭ raz dusha i razum prosi͡at zamedlitʹsi͡a i pochitatʹ chto-to na podumatʹ. Zdesʹ i nuzhen nash velikolepnyĭ kollekt͡sionnyĭ sbornik pod govori͡ashchim nazvaniem "Svadʹby, zhalosti, stradanii͡a" Antona Pavlovicha Chekhova. Nikto iz geroev A. P. Chekhova ne zhivet nastoi͡ashchim. "Otsi͡uda ėtot postoi͡annyĭ chekhovskiĭ motiv, ėto neizmennoe, ustremlennoe kuda-to v svetloe zavtra „budem" ego geroev: budem rabotatʹ, budem bogaty, budem schastlivy", - tak pishet Armen Zakhari͡an, literaturoved s serʹeznoĭ i masshtabnoĭ auditorieĭ podpischikov v internete, vo vstupitelʹnoĭ statʹe k sborniku. Armen Zakhari͡an obʺi͡asni͡aet, kak "skromnyĭ filologicheskiĭ doktor" privel v literaturu slabykh, neskladnykh, neschastlivykh li͡udeĭ, ne sposobnykh meni͡atʹsi͡a. Ot "Damy s sobachkoĭ" do "Trekh sester", ot "Cheloveka v futli͡are" do "Di͡adi Vani". Geroi A. P. Chekhova vi͡aznut v svoeĭ zhizni, otchai͡anno nadei͡utsi͡a na ee volshebnoe preobrazhenie, no sami s mesta ne dvigai͡utsi͡a: net sil, obstoi͡atelʹstva sutʹ ikh despoty. Nikto nikuda ne uedet, nikto nichemu ne nauchitsi͡a, nikto dazhe normalʹno ne otravitsi͡a. Vot ėti palevye, blednye kraski A. P. Chekhova vyzyvai͡ut silʹneĭshie ėmot͡sii uzhe bolʹshe 100 let po vsemu miru. Potomu chto, dazhe nesmotri͡a na izobretenie govori͡ashchikh pomoshchnikov po domu, tosku po schastlivoĭ zhizni, kem-to dli͡a tebi͡a sdelannoĭ, nikto ne otmeni͡aet.

Today, our reader is educated, collected, and accustomed to grasping information in one close look. One: and we already know about Schrodinger's cat, two (during lunch) — a six-month preparation for a marathon with sports nutrition is in my head, the third time the soul and mind are asked to slow down and read something to think about. This is where we need our magnificent collector's collection with the telling title "Weddings, Pities, sufferings" by Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. None of A. P. Chekhov's heroes live in the present. "Hence this constant Chekhov motif, this unchanging "let's be" of his characters, aiming somewhere in a bright tomorrow: we will work, we will be rich, we will be happy," writes Armen Zakharyan, a literary critic with a serious and large-scale audience of subscribers on the Internet, in the introductory article to the collection. Armen Zakharyan explains how a "modest philological doctor" brought weak, awkward, unhappy people who are unable to change into literature. From "The Lady with the Dog" to "The Three Sisters", from "The Man in the Case" to "Uncle Vanya". Anton Chekhov's characters are stuck in their lives, desperately hoping for its magical transformation, but they themselves do not move: there are no forces, circumstances are their despots. No one will go anywhere, no one will learn anything, no one will even get poisoned normally. These pale, pale colors by Anton Chekhov have been evoking the strongest emotions for more than 100 years all over the world. Because even despite the invention of talking helpers around the house, no one cancels the longing for a happy life, made by someone for you.