屠格涅夫：爱与青春（Pushkin收藏系列）（俄国现实主义） Love and Youth : Essential Stories

基本信息

Series:Pushkin Collection

Format:Paperback / softback 224 pages

Publisher:Pushkin Press

Imprint:Pushkin Press

ISBN:9781782276012

Published:29 Oct 2020

Weight:202g

Dimensions:121 x 164 x 22 (mm)

页面参数仅供参考，具体以实物为准

书籍简介

屠格涅夫是俄罗斯文学的代表人物，他能够在一个短篇故事中包含一部小说的叙事内容。他的主人公经历了初恋的喜悦和痛苦的动荡，经历了年轻时惊心动魄的冒险，也经历了成熟时层次分明的反思。他擅长让他的读者与这些人物一起感受，在这些充满深刻社会良知的故事中呈现出他们复杂的内心世界，无论是贵族还是农奴。

这本集子由尼古拉斯·斯莱特翻译，将屠格涅夫的伟大长篇小说《初恋》与他的经典故事选集放在一起。从《Bezhin Meadow》和《Rattling Wheels》令人回味的农村场景，到《District Doctor》和《Biryuk》的悲怆和人性，这些故事令人流连忘返。

An icon of Russian literature, Turgenev was able to contain the narrative sweep of a novel in a single short story. His protagonists experience the joy and painful turbulence of first love, the thrilling adventures of youth, and the layered reflections of maturity. His great skill is to make his readers feel alongside these characters, rendering their complex interiorities, whether nobility or serf, in these stories charged with a profound social conscience.

This collection, in a lyrical new translation by Nicolas Slater, places Turgenev's great novella First Love alongside a selection of his classic stories. From the evocative rural scenes of 'Bezhin Meadow' and 'Rattling Wheels', to the pathos and humanity of 'The District Doctor' and 'Biryuk', these are stories to be lingered over.

作者简介

伊凡·谢尔盖耶维奇·屠格涅夫（俄文名：Иван Сергеевич Тургенев，1818年11月9日～1883年9月3日），19世纪俄国批判现实主义作家。主要作品有长篇小说《罗亭》《贵族之家》《前夜》《父与子》《处女地》，中篇小说《阿霞》《初恋》等。

屠格涅夫出生在奥廖尔省一个贵族家庭，但自幼厌恶农奴制度。曾先后在莫斯科大学、彼得堡大学就读，毕业后到柏林进修，回国后和别林斯基成为至交。从1847年起为《现代人》杂志撰稿，出于自由主义和人道主义的立场反对农奴制。屠格涅夫在大学时代就开始创作，1847～1852年陆续写成的《猎人笔记》是其成名作，主要表现农奴制下农民和地主的关系。该作品反农奴制的倾向触怒了当局，当局以屠格涅夫发表追悼果戈里文章违反审查条例为由，将其拘捕、放逐。在拘留中他写了反农奴制的短篇小说《木木》。19世纪50至70年代是屠格涅夫创作的旺盛时期，他陆续发表了长篇小说：《罗亭》（1856）、《贵族之家》（1859）、《前夜》（1860）、《父与子》（1862）、《烟》（1867）、《处女地》（1877）。从19世纪60年代起，屠格涅夫大部分时间在西欧度过，结交了许多作家、艺术家，如左拉、莫泊桑、都德、龚古尔等。参加了在巴黎举行的“国际文学大会”，被选为副主席（主席为维克多·雨果）。1883年9月3日屠格涅夫病逝于法国巴黎。

Ivan Turgenev was born to an aristocratic family in 1818. In 1852, he wrote an obituary for Gogol for the Saint Petersburg Gazette. Banned by the censor in Saint Petersburg, it was nevertheless published in Moscow, leading to Turgenev being briefly imprisoned then exiled for two years on his country estate.

Turgenev lived for much of his life in Western Europe, where he became friends with writers such as Gustave Flaubert. His most famous novel Fathers and Sons was poorly received by many Russian critics. It is now regarded as one of the greatest novels of the nineteenth century.