Chronology Entry
Year
1923
Text
Shen, Yanbing [Mao, Dun]. Dujieniefu [ID D38544].
"The outstanding characteristic of Turgenev's works I that he could document the changes of his time. His novels cover a range of more than thirty years. During this time, Russian society witnessed changes from old to new, and the intelligentsia underwent drastic changes. Turgenev was able to discern with a philosophic eye, and render with art and much foreboding, the permutations of contemporaneous intellectual society. It is difficult to think of another writer endowed with as distinctive an artistic genius for mirroring the spirit of the time."
"The outstanding characteristic of Turgenev's works I that he could document the changes of his time. His novels cover a range of more than thirty years. During this time, Russian society witnessed changes from old to new, and the intelligentsia underwent drastic changes. Turgenev was able to discern with a philosophic eye, and render with art and much foreboding, the permutations of contemporaneous intellectual society. It is difficult to think of another writer endowed with as distinctive an artistic genius for mirroring the spirit of the time."
Mentioned People (2)
Mao, Dun
(Wuzhen, Zhejiang 1896-1981 Beijing) : Schriftsteller, Übersetzer
Turgenev, Ivan Sergeevich
(Orel 1818-1883 Bougival bei Paris) : Russischer Schriftsteller
[A lot of Russian original titles and French titles are from : Waddington, Patrick ; Montreynaud, Florence. A bibliography of French translations from the works of I.S. Turgenev, 1854-1885].
[A lot of Russian original titles and French titles are from : Waddington, Patrick ; Montreynaud, Florence. A bibliography of French translations from the works of I.S. Turgenev, 1854-1885].
Subjects
Literature : Occident : Russia
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Translator
Documents (1)
| # | Year | Bibliographical Data | Type / Abbreviation | Linked Data |
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| 1 | 1988 | Ng, Mau-sang. The Russian hero in modern Chinese fiction. (Hong Kong : The Chinese University Press, 1988). (SUNY series in Chinese philosophy and culture). S. 65. | Publication / Ng1 |
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