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Muzhchiny i zhenshchiny vstrechai͡utsi͡a. Vli͡ubli͡ai͡utsi͡a. Zheni͡atsi͡a. Izmeni͡ai͡ut drug drugu. Stradai͡ut. Revnui͡ut. Rasstai͡utsi͡a. Snova zavodi͡at legkie intrizhki - ili, naprotiv, padai͡ut v propastʹ nastoi͡ashcheĭ, muchitelʹnoĭ, gubitelʹnoĭ strasti. . . Navernoe, nikto v istorii mirovoĭ literatury ne pisal ob otnoshenii͡akh muzhchiny i zhenshchiny bolʹshe, chem master psikhologicheskogo realizma Gi de Mopassan, u kotorogo ėta tema na proti͡azhenii vseĭ zhizni ostavalasʹ glavnoĭ v tvorchestve. I, pozhaluĭ, nikomu ne udastsi͡a s nim sravnitʹsi͡a v tom absoli͡utnom sovershenstve, s kotorym on snova i snova pisal na ėtu vechno aktualʹnui͡u temu, vsi͡akiĭ raz ukhitri͡ai͡asʹ razgli͡adetʹ v neĭ nekui͡u novui͡u sverkai͡ushchui͡u granʹ. . "Strastʹ" Gi de Mopassana - sbornik proizvedeniĭ, posvi͡ashchennykh mnogogrannosti chelovecheskikh chuvstv. V knige raskryvai͡utsi͡a vse ottenki otnosheniĭ mezhdu muzhchinoĭ i zhenshchinoĭ: ot mimoletnykh intrizhek do vsepogloshchai͡ushcheĭ i poroĭ razrushitelʹnoĭ strasti. - Gi de Mopassan (1850-1893) - velikiĭ frant͡suzskiĭ pisatelʹ‑realist, chʹe tvorchestvo voshlo v zolotoĭ fond mirovoĭ literatury. Avtor znamenitykh romanov "Zhiznʹ", "Milyĭ drug", "Mont‑Oriolʹ", "Nashe serdt͡se", "Pʹer i Zhan", sbornika putevykh ocherkov "Pod solnt͡sem" i mnozhestva novell. - Tema li͡ubvi i chelovecheskikh vzaimootnosheniĭ byla t͡sentralʹnoĭ v proizvedenii͡akh Gi de Mopassana na proti͡azhenii vsego tvorcheskogo puti. Pisatelʹ s neprevzoĭdennym masterstvom pokazyvaet vnutrennie konflikty geroev, ikh zhelanii͡a, strakhi i protivorechii͡a. - Kniga budet interesna li͡ubiteli͡am psikhologicheskoĭ prozy, t͡seniteli͡am klassicheskoĭ frant͡suzskoĭ literatury i vsem, kto zadumyvaetsi͡a o prirode chelovecheskikh chuvstv. - Izdanie serii "Ėkskli͡uzivnai͡a klassika (Luchshee)" s tverdym perepletom, bumagoĭ vysokogo kachestva i zakladkoĭ-li͡asse.

Men and women are dating. They fall in love. They get married. Cheating on each other. They suffer. They're jealous. They break up. They start light affairs again – or, on the contrary, they fall into the abyss of a real, painful, destructive passion. . . Probably no one in the history of world literature has written more about the relationship between men and women than the master of psychological realism Guy de Maupassant, who throughout his life remained the main theme in his work. And, perhaps, no one will be able to compare with him in the absolute perfection with which he wrote again and again on this eternally relevant topic, each time managing to discern some new sparkling facet in it. . Guy de Maupassant's Passion is a collection of works devoted to the versatility of human feelings. The book reveals all the shades of the relationship between a man and a woman: from fleeting affairs to all-consuming and sometimes destructive passion. – Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893) was a great French realist writer, whose work was included in the golden fund of world literature. He is the author of the famous novels "Life", "Dear Friend", "Mont‑Oriol", "Our Heart", "Pierre and Jean", a collection of travel essays "Under the Sun" and many short stories. – The theme of love and human relationships was central to the works of Guy de Maupassant throughout his career. The writer shows the inner conflicts of the characters, their desires, fears and contradictions with unsurpassed skill. – The book will be of interest to fans of psychological prose, connoisseurs of classical French literature and anyone who thinks about the nature of human feelings. – An edition of the "Exclusive Classics (The Best)" series with a hardcover, high-quality paper and a lasse bookmark.