Наивный и сентиментальный писатель

Orkhan Pamuk - izvestnyĭ turet͡skiĭ pisatelʹ, laureat Nobelevskoĭ premii po literature 2006 goda, avtor knig "Imi͡a mne - Krasnyĭ", "Sneg", "Stambul. Gorod vospominaniĭ", "Muzeĭ Nevinnosti" i mnogikh drugikh. V knige "Naivnyĭ i sentimentalʹnyĭ pisatelʹ", sozdannoĭ na osnove garvardskikh lekt͡siĭ, Pamuk priglashaet chitateli͡a v mir svoikh li͡ubimykh romanov, chtoby popytatʹsi͡a raskrytʹ taĭnu neprekhodi͡ashchego ocharovanii͡a podlinnoĭ literatury. Pamuk predlagaet razdelitʹ pisateleĭ (i chitateleĭ) na dve kategorii: "naivnykh" (sposobnykh pogruzitʹsi͡a v tekst s golovoĭ, bez ogli͡adki na tekhniku pisʹma i lichnostʹ avtora) i "sentimentalʹnykh" (vdumchivykh, reflektirui͡ushchikh, nedoverchivykh). "Nas zhdut pisatelʹ i ego geroi, poni͡atii͡a vymysla i si͡uzheta, voprosy o tom, chto takoe vremi͡a i chto znachit „videtʹ"; my pobyvaem v muzei͡akh i, mozhet bytʹ, kak sluchaetsi͡a v nastoi͡ashchikh romanakh, okazhemsi͡a v udivitelʹnykh mestakh, o sushchestvovanii kotorykh i ne dogadyvalisʹ". Vpervye na russkom!

Orhan Pamuk is a famous Turkish writer, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2006, author of the books "My name is Red", "Snow", "Istanbul. The City of Memories", "Museum of Innocence" and many others. In the book "Naive and Sentimental Writer," based on Harvard lectures, Pamuk invites readers into the world of his favorite novels to try to uncover the mystery of the enduring charm of authentic literature. Pamuk suggests dividing writers (and readers) into two categories: "naive" (able to immerse themselves in the text with their heads, without regard to the technique of writing and the personality of the author) and "sentimental" (thoughtful, reflective, distrustful). "We are waiting for the writer and his characters, the concepts of fiction and plot, questions about what time is and what it means to "see"; we will visit museums and, perhaps, as happens in real novels, we will find ourselves in amazing places that we did not even know existed." For the first time in Russian!