Александр Блок и его время

Nina Berberova (1901-1993) - prozaik i poėt, "pervai͡a parizhskai͡a dama russkoĭ literatury", avtor sensat͡sionnoĭ avtobiografii "Kursiv moĭ" (1969). V knige "Aleksandr Blok i ego vremi͡a", napisannoĭ v 1947 godu po-frant͡suzski i dli͡a frant͡suzskikh chitateleĭ Nina Berberova vossozdaet zhiznʹ poėta na fone sobytiĭ kont͡sa XIX - pepvoĭ chetvepti XX veka. "…I moskovskim, i peterburgskim simvolistam odno kazalosʹ nesomnennym: Blok uzhe ne byl pevt͡som Prekrasnoĭ Damy; on stal chelovekom sovremennoĭ Rossii; s bolʹnoĭ sovestʹi͡u, polnyĭ neutolimoĭ toski, on trezvo smotrel v budushchee. On pereros svoi͡u shkolu, pereros uchiteleĭ: on ne strashilsi͡a slov, ne stydilsi͡a slez". . Kniga napisana v ėmigrat͡sii 1947 goda po-frant͡suzski spet͡sialʹno dli͡a zarubezhnoĭ auditorii. - Na stranit͡sakh vossozdaetsi͡a ne tolʹko obraz samogo Aleksandra Bloka, no i atmosfera Serebri͡anogo veka - ot simvolistov do revoli͡ut͡sionnykh potri͡aseniĭ. - Nina Berberova sochetaet biograficheskiĭ material s khudozhestvennym povestvovaniem: uvlekatelʹno, zhivo i bez akademicheskoĭ sukhosti. - V 21 god pisatelʹnit͡sa, pedagog i poėtessa pokinula Rossii͡u v kompanii V. Khodasevicha. Pozzhe dobilasʹ samostoi͡atelʹnogo priznanii͡a v literature; v ee chestʹ nazvany ulit͡sa vo Frant͡sii i ploshchadʹ v Arle. Avtor bestsellerov-biografiĭ Chaĭkovskogo i Borodina, avtobiografii "Kursiv moĭ". - Serii͡a "ZhIL". Chitaĭte takzhe: "Ivan Bunin. Zhiznʹ naoborot" - Dmitriĭ Vodennikov, "Leonid Andreev: Gert͡sog Lorent͡so" - Pavel Basinskiĭ, "Aleksandr Tini͡akov: Chelovek i personazh" - Roman Senchin.

Nina Berberova (1901-1993), novelist and poet, "the first Parisian lady of Russian literature", author of the sensational autobiography "My Italics" (1969). In the book "Alexander Blok and his Time", written in 1947 in French and for French readers, Nina Berberova recreates the poet's life against the background of the events of the late 19th - first quarter of the 20th century. "... One thing seemed certain to both the Moscow and St. Petersburg symbolists: Blok was no longer the singer of a Beautiful Lady; he had become a man of modern Russia; with a sick conscience, full of unquenchable longing, he looked soberly into the future. He outgrew his school, outgrew his teachers: he was not afraid of words, he was not ashamed of tears." . The book was written in emigration in 1947 in French specifically for a foreign audience. – The pages recreate not only the image of Alexander Blok himself, but also the atmosphere of the Silver Age — from symbolists to revolutionary upheavals. – Nina Berberova combines biographical material with an artistic narrative: fascinating, lively and without academic dryness. – At the age of 21, the writer, teacher and poetess left Russia in the company of V. Khodasevich. Later, she achieved independent recognition in literature; a street in France and a square in Arles are named after her. He is the author of the best–selling biographies of Tchaikovsky and Borodin, and the autobiography "My Italics". – The "LIVED" series. Read also: "Ivan Bunin. Life on the contrary" — Dmitry Vodennikov, "Leonid Andreev: Duke Lorenzo" — Pavel Basinsky, "Alexander Tinyakov: Man and Character" — Roman Senchin.