Нортенгерское аббатство

Po priglashenii͡u druzeĭ i͡unai͡a i milovidnai͡a Kėtrin Morland priezzhaet pogostitʹ v primorskiĭ gorod Bat. Vpervye nadolgo ostaviv mnogochislennykh rodnykh, Kėtrin ponachalu stradaet ot odinochestva, no ochenʹ skoro vnimanie devushki privlekaet zagadochnyĭ mister Tilni, vmeste s ott͡som, sestroĭ i starshim bratom zhivushchiĭ v mrachnom goticheskom rodovom imenii, izvestnom kak Nortengerskoe abbatstvo. Romantichno nastroennai͡a Kėtrin zhivo predstavli͡aet, chto steny abbatstva khrani͡at zhutkui͡u taĭnu…Pervoe iz podgotovlennykh k publikat͡sii proizvedenie Dzheĭn Osten bylo izdano lishʹ posle smerti pisatelʹnit͡sy, no s tekh por roman neodnokratno pereizdavalsi͡a, dvazhdy ėkranizirovalsi͡a i po pravu zani͡al mesto v ri͡adu vydai͡ushchikhsi͡a proizvedeniĭ angliĭskoĭ literatury. V ėtom izdanii "Nortengerskoe abbatstvo" vpervye publikuetsi͡a v novom perevode. . "Nortengerskoe abbatstvo" - odin iz rannikh romanov angliĭskoĭ pisatelʹnit͡sy Dzheĭn Osten v novom perevode D. N. T͡Selovalʹnikovoĭ. - Pervai͡a kniga Osten, podgotovlennai͡a k publikat͡sii, no uvidevshai͡a svet lishʹ posle smerti avtora; ona sochetaet v sebe cherty parodii na goticheskiĭ roman i psikhologicheskoĭ prozy o vzroslenii. - V t͡sentre si͡uzheta - Kėtrin, romantichno nastroennai͡a devushka, kotorai͡a, okazavshisʹ v Bate, uvlekaetsi͡a zagadochnym misterom Tilni i vskore popadaet v mrachnoe Nortengerskoe abbatstvo: ee voobrazhenie tut zhe risuet zhutkie taĭny za kazhdoĭ dverʹi͡u, no deĭstvitelʹnostʹ okazyvaetsi͡a kuda ironichnee. - Chitatelʹ nabli͡udaet za vzrosleniem geroini: Kėtrin uchitsi͡a otlichatʹ knizhnye fantazii ot deĭstvitelʹnosti, videtʹ li͡udeĭ bez romanticheskikh illi͡uziĭ i doveri͡atʹ sobstvennomu suzhdenii͡u. - Dzheĭn Osten (1775-1817) - velikai͡a angliĭskai͡a pisatelʹnit͡sa, odna iz rodonachalʹnit͡s klassicheskogo zhenskogo romana. Ee tvorchestvo otlichai͡ut predelʹnai͡a iskrennostʹ, glubina psikhologicheskikh portretov i firmennyĭ angliĭskiĭ i͡umor. - Izdanie v serii "Neoclassic proza" v kachestvennom pereplete s atmosfernym oformleniem stanet dostoĭnym ukrasheniem knizhnoĭ polki.

At the invitation of friends, the young and pretty Catherine Morland comes to stay in the seaside town of Bath. Having left numerous relatives for the first time for a long time, Catherine initially suffers from loneliness, but very soon the girl's attention is attracted by the mysterious Mr. Tilney, who, along with his father, sister and older brother, lives in a gloomy Gothic family estate known as Northanger Abbey. Romantically inclined Catherine vividly imagines that the walls of the abbey keep a terrible secret.…The first of Jane Austen's works prepared for publication was published only after the writer's death, but since then the novel has been republished several times, filmed twice and rightfully occupied a place among the outstanding works of English literature. In this edition, "Northanger Abbey" is published for the first time in a new translation. . Northanger Abbey is one of the early novels by the English writer Jane Austen in a new translation by D. N. Tselovalnikova. – Austen's first book, prepared for publication, but published only after the author's death; it combines the features of a parody of a Gothic novel and psychological prose about growing up. – The plot centers on Catherine, a romantically inclined girl who, once in Bath, becomes attracted to the mysterious Mr. Tilney and soon finds herself in the gloomy Northanger Abbey: her imagination immediately draws creepy secrets behind every door, but reality turns out to be much more ironic. – The reader watches the heroine grow up: Catherine learns to distinguish book fantasies from reality, to see people without romantic illusions and to trust her own judgment. – Jane Austen (1775-1817) was a great English writer, one of the founders of the classic women's novel. Her work is distinguished by the utmost sincerity, depth of psychological portraits and trademark English humor. – An edition in the Neoclassic Prose series in a high-quality binding with an atmospheric design will become a worthy decoration of the bookshelf.