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Alexander Pushkin
ISBN 9780140448108
Rs. 958
Penguin Classics
Eugene Onegin
a Novel in Verse (Penguin Classics)
Who it's for: Readers of classic literature and Russian poetry
Alexander Pushkin's 'Eugene Onegin,' a landmark novel in verse first published in 1833, intricately portrays 19th-century Russian society through the cynical aristocrat Eugene Onegin and his fateful encounters, particularly with the naive Tatyana Larina.This classic work skillfully blends romance, social commentary, and a vivid depiction of Russian life. Through its poetic verses, Pushkin explores themes of love, regret, and the rigid social constraints of the era, offering a dynamic and multifaceted reading experience.Why You Should Read? Discover a celebrated novel in verse, foundational to Russian literature. Gain insight into 19th-century Russian society, its social norms, and romantic ideals. Delve into timeless themes of love, regret, and the impact of societal constraints.
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- First published in 1833, a cornerstone of Russian literature
- Blends romance, social commentary, and vivid depiction of Russian life
- Explores themes of love, regret, and social constraints
- Translated by Stanley Mitchell for Penguin Classics
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It's a novel in verse about Eugene Onegin, a cynical aristocrat, and his encounters, especially with Tatyana Larina, portraying 19th-century Russian society.
Who is the author?
Alexander Pushkin, a foundational figure in Russian literature.
What are the main themes?
The book explores love, regret, and the rigid social constraints of the era.
Is this a translation?
Yes, it's translated from Russian into English by Stanley Mitchell.
What is the format?
It's a novel in verse, blending poetry with narrative.