Шум времени

Osip Ėmilʹevich Mandelʹshtam (1891-1938), odin iz krupneĭshikh rossiĭskikh poėtov nachala KhKh veka, byl eshche i zamechatelʹnym prozaikom. On rodilsi͡a v Varshave, v shestʹ let pereekhal s semʹeĭ v Peterburg, uchilsi͡a vo Frant͡sii i Germanii, posle revoli͡ut͡sii mnogo ezdil po strane, osobenno znachitelʹnymi dli͡a ego tvorchestva byli puteshestvii͡a na Kav-kaz. Tak ego poėzii͡a i proza stali spleteniem obrazov obshchemirovoĭ kulʹtury. Za stikhotvorenie "My zhivem pod soboi͡u ne chui͡a strany…" Mandelʹshtam byl arestovan i pogib v peresylʹnom lagere Vladivostoka. Tvorchestvo Mandelʹshtama proniknuto takoĭ muzykalʹnostʹi͡u, kotorai͡a v sochetanii s obraznym i assot͡siativnym ri͡adom delaet ego poėzii͡u iprozu udivitelʹno blizkoĭ, teploĭ i poni͡atnoĭ chitateli͡u. V sbornik voshli poėticheskie t͡sikly "Kamenʹ", "Tristia", stikhi raznykh let, a takzhe proza: "Shum vremeni", "Puteshestvie v Armenii͡u", "Chetvertai͡a proza", "Egipetskai͡a marka", literaturnai͡a kritika i publit͡sistika.

Osip Emilevich Mandelstam (1891-1938), one of the greatest Russian poets of the early twentieth century, was also a remarkable prose writer. He was born in Warsaw, moved with his family to St. Petersburg at the age of six, studied in France and Germany, and after the revolution traveled a lot around the country, especially significant for his work were trips to Kavkaz. So his poetry and prose became a tangle of images of global culture. For the poem "We live under ourselves without feeling the country..." Mandelstam was arrested and died in a transit camp in Vladivostok. Mandelstam's work is imbued with such musicality, which, combined with an imaginative and associative series, makes his poetry and prose surprisingly close, warm and understandable to the reader. The collection includes the poetic cycles "Stone", "Tristia", poems of different years, as well as prose:" The Noise of Time"," Journey to Armenia"," Fourth Prose"," Egyptian Mark", literary criticism and journalism.