Шум и ярость. Романы

Uilʹi͡am Folkner - krupneĭshiĭ amerikanskiĭ pisatelʹ KhKh veka, udostoennyĭ Nobelevskoĭ premii za unikalʹnyĭ vklad v razvitie sovremennogo amerikanskogo romana. V nastoi͡ashchem sbornike predstavleny rannie proizvedenii͡a Folknera, kotorye dai͡ut "kli͡uch" k tvorchestvu pisateli͡a. "Soldatskai͡a nagrada" - pervyĭ krupnyĭ roman Folknera. V t͡sentre si͡uzheta - istorii͡a molodogo letchika, kotoryĭ vozvrashchaetsi͡a iz Evropy domoĭ, v amerikanskui͡u glubinku, posle okonchanii͡a Pervoĭ mirovoĭ voĭny. "Sartoris", opublikovannyĭ tri goda spusti͡a, pereklikaetsi͡a s "Soldatskoĭ nagradoĭ" sozvuchiem temy poslevoennoĭ Ameriki. V nem vpervye predstavleny mnogie personazhi, kotorye poi͡avi͡atsi͡a v bolee pozdnikh proizvedenii͡akh Folknera. Mesto deĭstvii͡a bolʹshinstva iz nikh razvorachivaetsi͡a v vymyshlennom okruge Ĭoknapatofa na i͡uge SShA, v shtate Missisipi, gde Folkner provel bolʹshui͡u chastʹ zhizni. Roman "Shum i i͡arostʹ" prines Folkneru vsemirnui͡u slavu i stal klassikoĭ modernistskoĭ literatury. Ėto odna iz vershin tvorchestva pisateli͡a, a takzhe li͡ubimoe detishche Folknera, v kotorom, kak pishet avtor, "estʹ to, bytʹ mozhet, edinstvennoe, chto meni͡a kak pisateli͡a sposobno ne shuti͡a vzi͡atʹ za dushu".

William Faulkner is the greatest American writer of the twentieth century, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for his unique contribution to the development of the modern American novel. This collection presents Faulkner's early works, which provide the "key" to the writer's work. The Soldier's Reward is Faulkner's first major novel. The plot centers on the story of a young pilot who returns home from Europe to the American countryside after the end of the First World War. "Sartoris," published three years later, echoes the "Soldier's Award" theme of post-war America. It features for the first time many of the characters that would appear in Faulkner's later works. Most of them take place in the fictional Yoknapatawfa County in the southern United States, in the state of Mississippi, where Faulkner spent most of his life. The novel "Noise and Fury" brought Faulkner worldwide fame and became a classic of modernist literature. This is one of the peaks of the writer's work, as well as Faulkner's favorite brainchild, in which, as the author writes, "there is perhaps the only thing that can seriously take me by the soul as a writer."