Нечестивец, или Праздник Козла

Mario Vargas Lʹosa (1936-2025) - peruanskiĭ pisatelʹ, odin iz vydai͡ushchikhsi͡a predstaviteleĭ latinoamerikanskoĭ prozy, laureat Nobelevskoĭ premii po literature i drugikh avtoritetnykh premiĭ. V nachale 1970-kh na sʺezde latinoamerikanskikh pisateleĭ voznikla idei͡a napisatʹ serii͡u knig "Ott͡sy rodiny" o diktatorakh Latinskoĭ Ameriki. Mnogie avtory s ėntuziazmom prini͡ali vyzov, i imenno v ramkakh ėtogo proekta Markes napisal svoi͡u "Osenʹ patriarkha", otobraziv v neĭ sobiratelʹnyĭ obraz diktatora, a Mario Vargas Lʹosa predstavil na sud publiki roman "Nechestivet͡s, ili Prazdnik Kozla", posvi͡ashchennyĭ pechalʹno znamenitomu dominikanskomu tiranu Trukhilʹo, prozvannomu za chudovishchnoe sladostrastie Kozlom. Pochti vse personazhi "Prazdnika Kozla" - realʹnye li͡udi: soratniki, zhertvy i ubiĭt͡sy Trukhilʹo. Vargas Lʹosa sobral ogromnoe kolichestvo dokumentalʹnogo materiala, prezhde chem vzi͡alsi͡a za napisanie romana, pobyval v Dominikanskoĭ Respublike, rassprashival svideteleĭ i nakonet͡s pristupil k svoemu romanu-issledovanii͡u, v kotorom sdelal popytku otvetitʹ na muchivshiĭ ego vopros: v chem zakli͡uchaetsi͡a magii͡a paralizui͡ushchego vozdeĭstvii͡a lichnosti diktatora? Kakie lakuny v dushakh li͡udeĭ zapolni͡aet tiran, chto oni ne tolʹko bezropotno, no i s vostorgom podchini͡ai͡utsi͡a ego beschelovechnym prikazam?. "Nechestivet͡s, ili Prazdnik Kozla" Mario Vargasa Lʹosy - roman‑issledovanie o prirode diktatury, posvi͡ashchennyĭ pechalʹno znamenitomu dominikanskomu tiranu Trukhilʹo, prozvannomu Kozlom za chudovishchnoe sladostrastie. - Kniga sozdana v ramkakh masshtabnogo proekta "Ott͡sy rodiny" o diktatorakh Latinskoĭ Ameriki - k ėtoĭ zhe serii otnositsi͡a roman Gabriėli͡a Garsii Markesa "Osenʹ patriarkha". - Mario Vargas Lʹosa (1936-2025) - peruanskiĭ pisatelʹ, odin iz vydai͡ushchikhsi͡a predstaviteleĭ latinoamerikanskoĭ prozy, laureat Nobelevskoĭ premii po literature i drugikh avtoritetnykh premiĭ. - Cherez sudʹby geroev avtor issleduet paralizui͡ushchee vozdeĭstvie lichnosti diktatora: pochemu li͡udi ne tolʹko podchini͡ai͡utsi͡a ego beschelovechnym prikazam, no i delai͡ut ėto s vostorgom?- Proizvedenie sochetaet khudozhestvennui͡u silu i dokumentalʹnui͡u tochnostʹ, sozdavai͡a mnogogrannyĭ portret ėpokhi i sistemy. - Izdanie vkhodit v serii͡u "Biblioteka klassiki" - kollekt͡sii͡u znakovykh proizvedeniĭ mirovoĭ literatury. Superoblozhka, lakonichnyĭ dizaĭn, produmannai͡a illi͡ustrat͡sii͡a.

Mario Vargas Llosa (1936-2025) was a Peruvian writer, one of the outstanding representatives of Latin American prose, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature and other prestigious prizes. In the early 1970s, at a congress of Latin American writers, the idea arose to write a series of books, "Fathers of the Motherland," about Latin American dictators. Many authors enthusiastically accepted the challenge, and it was within the framework of this project that Marquez wrote his "Autumn of the Patriarch", reflecting in it the collective image of the dictator, and Mario Vargas Llosa presented to the public the novel "The Wicked, or the Feast of the Goat", dedicated to the infamous Dominican tyrant Trujillo, nicknamed the Goat for his monstrous lust. Almost all the characters in "The Feast of the Goat" are real people: Trujillo's associates, victims, and murderers. Vargas Llosa collected a huge amount of documentary material before he began writing the novel, visited the Dominican Republic, questioned witnesses, and finally began his research novel, in which he attempted to answer the question that tormented him: what is the magic of the paralyzing effect of the dictator's personality? What gaps in the souls of people are filled by the tyrant, that they not only meekly, but also enthusiastically obey his inhuman orders?. "The Wicked, or the Feast of the Goat" by Mario Vargas Llosa is a novel exploring the nature of dictatorship, dedicated to the infamous Dominican tyrant Trujillo, nicknamed the Goat for his monstrous voluptuousness. – The book was created as part of the large—scale project "Fathers of the Motherland" about the dictators of Latin America - the novel "Autumn of the Patriarch" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez belongs to the same series. – Mario Vargas Llosa (1936-2025) was a Peruvian writer, one of the outstanding representatives of Latin American prose, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature and other prestigious prizes. – Through the fate of the characters, the author explores the paralyzing effect of the dictator's personality: why do people not only obey his inhuman orders, but also do it with delight?– The work combines artistic power and documentary precision, creating a multifaceted portrait of an era and a system. – The publication is part of the Library of Classics series, a collection of iconic works of world literature. Dust jacket, concise design, thoughtful illustration.