Испытание Ричарда Феверела

Posle izmeny i ukhoda zheny pochtennyĭ angliĭskiĭ aristokrat, sėr Ostin Feverel reshaet vospityvatʹ svoego syna po opredelennoĭ Sisteme - on pytaetsi͡a sdelatʹ iz nego "idealʹnogo cheloveka". I͡Unyĭ Richard rastet pod kruglosutochnym nadzorom so storony ott͡sa, kotoryĭ ne tolʹko kontroliruet kazhdyĭ ego shag, no i iskusstvenno ograzhdaet ego ot li͡udeĭ i ot samoĭ zhizni, podavli͡ai͡a v nem vse stremlenii͡a i strasti. No li͡ubi͡ashchiĭ otet͡s ne ponimaet, chto prakticheski li͡ubym svoim deĭstviem tolʹko podtalkivaet syna k tragedii…. "Ispytanie Richarda Feverela" Dzhordzha Meredita (1828-1909) - glubokiĭ sot͡sialʹno‑psikhologicheskiĭ roman viktorianskoĭ ėpokhi, issledui͡ushchiĭ problemu vospitanii͡a i konflikta pokoleniĭ. - Dzhordzh Meredit - odin iz vedushchikh literatorov viktorianskoĭ Anglii. Ego tvorchestvo vysoko t͡senili sovremenniki: Oskar Uaĭlʹd nazyval Meredita odnim iz svoikh li͡ubimykh romanistov, a Artur Konan Doĭl dazhe zastavil govoritʹ o nem Sherloka Kholmsa. - V t͡sentre povestvovanii͡a - sėr Ostin Feverel, angliĭskiĭ aristokrat, kotoryĭ posle ukhoda zheny reshaet vospitatʹ syna Richarda po sobstvennoĭ "Sisteme", stremi͡asʹ sozdatʹ "idealʹnogo cheloveka". No zhestkiĭ kontrolʹ i izoli͡at͡sii͡a ot realʹnoĭ zhizni ne zakali͡ai͡ut i͡unoshu - naprotiv, podtalkivai͡ut k neizbezhnoĭ tragedii. - Roman issleduet vazhnye temy: granit͡sy roditelʹskogo vlii͡anii͡a, podavlenie individualʹnosti, stolknovenie teorii vospitanii͡a s chelovecheskoĭ prirodoĭ. Istorii͡a Richarda zastavli͡aet zadumatʹsi͡a o tom, kak chrezmernai͡a opeka i otorvannostʹ ot zhizni mogut iskalechitʹ dushu molodogo cheloveka. - Izdanie v tverdoĭ oblozhke, voshedshee v serii͡u "Zarubezhnai͡a klassika" - kollekt͡sii͡u vydai͡ushchikhsi͡a proizvedeniĭ mirovoĭ literatury v uznavaemom ėlegantnom oformlenii.

After the betrayal and departure of his wife, the venerable English aristocrat, Sir Austin Feverel, decides to raise his son according to a certain System — he tries to make him an "ideal person." Young Richard grows up under the round-the-clock supervision of his father, who not only controls his every move, but also artificially protects him from people and from life itself, suppressing all his aspirations and passions. But a loving father does not understand that almost any of his actions only pushes his son to tragedy.... "The Trial of Richard Feverel" by George Meredith (1828-1909) is a profound socio—psychological novel of the Victorian era, exploring the problem of upbringing and generational conflict. – George Meredith is one of the leading writers of Victorian England. His work was highly appreciated by his contemporaries: Oscar Wilde called Meredith one of his favorite novelists, and Arthur Conan Doyle even made Sherlock Holmes talk about him. – In the center of the story is Sir Austin Feverel, an English aristocrat who, after his wife leaves, decides to raise his son Richard according to his own "System", striving to create an "ideal man." But strict control and isolation from real life do not harden a young man — on the contrary, they push him towards an inevitable tragedy. – The novel explores important themes: the limits of parental influence, the suppression of individuality, the clash of parenting theory with human nature. Richard's story makes you think about how excessive care and isolation from life can cripple a young man's soul. – A hardcover edition included in the "Foreign Classics" series, a collection of outstanding works of world literature in a recognizable and elegant design.