Жизнь и мнения Тристрама Шенди, джентльмена

"Da zdravstvuet radost! Doloi pechal!"Umor, po mneniu Lorensa Sterna, iavliaetsia nachalom vseh nachal, ved on pomogaet cheloveku proiavit sebia kak lichnost i naiti vernuu tochku zreniia na jizn.Vsia kniga "Jizn i mneniia Tristrama Shendi, djentlmena" — eto grandioznaia i ironichnaia shutka-istoriia, opisievaushaia neskolko let iz jizni semeistva Shendi. Stern provozglashaet "shendizm" ("chudachestva") stilem jizni i prinimaet ego sam — a takje predlagaet chitateliam — kak volshebnuu pilulu ot jiznennieh tiagot. — Odno iz glavnieh proizvedenii angliiskoi literaturie XVIII veka.— Lorens Stern — angliiskii pisatel, sviashennik i propovednik, zavoevavshii populiarnost blagodaria romanam «Jizn i mneniia Tristrama Shendi, djentlmena» i «Sentimentalnoe puteshestvie po Francii i Italii».— Zadumievavshaiasia kak parodiia na tradicionniee jizneopisatelniee romanie, «Jizn i mneniia Tristrama Shendi» proizvela nastoiashii furor eksperimentalnostu prozie, originalnostu ispolzovannieh avtorom priemov i ego mnogochislenniemi popietkami slomat chetvertuu stenu i vovlech chitatelia v proishodiashee.— Seichas roman schitaetsia odnim iz rannih predshestvennikov modernistskoi i daje postmodernistskoi literaturie.— Vliianie Lorensa Sterna proslejivaetsia v tvorchestve takih avtorov kak Djeims Djois, Virdjiniia Vulf, Milan Kundera i Tomas Pinchon.— Izdanie v strogom oformlenii serii «Zarubejnaia klassika».

"Long live joy! Down with the sadness!"Humor, according to Lawrence Stern, is the beginning of all beginnings, because it helps a person to express himself as a person and find the right point of view on life.The entire book, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman— is a grandiose and ironic joke story describing several years in the life of the Shandy family. Stern proclaims "shendizm" ("eccentricities") He adopts his lifestyle and accepts it himself — and also offers it to readers — as a magic pill from the hardships of life. — One of the main works of English literature of the XVIII century.— Lawrence Stern is an English writer, priest and preacher who gained popularity through the novels "The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman" and "A Sentimental Journey through France and Italy." Conceived as a parody of traditional biographical novels, The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy created a real sensation with its experimental prose, the originality of the techniques used by the author and his numerous attempts to break the fourth wall and involve the reader in what is happening.— Now the novel is considered one of the early precursors of modernist and even postmodern literature.— The influence of Lawrence Stern can be traced in the works of such authors as James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, Milan Kundera and Thomas Pynchon.— A strictly designed edition of the "Foreign Classics" series.