Ma vie d'enfant" par Maxime Gorki. Maxime Gorki etait un ecrivain russe sovietique (1868-1936).

Ma Vie d'Enfant

Maxime Gorki est un ecrivain russe sovietique considere comme un des fondateurs du realisme socialiste en litterature et un homme engage politiquement et intellectuellement aux cotes des Revolutionnaires bolcheviques. Enfant pauvre et autodidacte, forme par les difficultes et les errances de sa jeunesse, passe par le journalisme, il devient un ecrivain celebre des ses debuts litteraires."

Les bas-fonds

A collection of short stories by the popular and influential Russian author, a founder of the socialist realism literary method and arguably the greatest Russian literary figure of the 20th century. He wrote stories, plays, memoirs and novels which touched the imagination of the Russian people, and was the first Russian author to write sympathetically of such characters as tramps and thieves, emphasizing their daily struggles against overwhelming odds.

Creatures Qui Etaient Autrefois Les Hommes

1926. Maxim Gorky, pseudonym of Alexei Maksimovich Peshkov, Soviet novelist, playwright and essayist, who was a founder of social realism. Although known principally as a writer, he was closely associated with the tumultuous revolutionary period of his own country. My Childhood, the first volume of Gorky's autobiographical trilogy, was in part an act of exorcism. It describes a life begun in the raw, remembered with extraordinary charm and poignancy and without bitterness. Of all Gorky's books this is the one that made him the father of Russian literature. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

Ma vie d'enfant

Au petit matin, dans un pauvre garni tenu par un vieux grippe-sou et sa jeune femme, une dizaine de miséreux, hommes et femmes, s'éveillent. Blagues, injures, discours fumeux et plaintes pathétiques se mêlent. Les personnages sont ces formidables va-nu-pieds qui, depuis plusieurs années déjà, faisaient l'extraordinaire célébrité des récits de Maxime Gorki (1868-1936). Les Bas-fonds (1902) n'étaient que la deuxième pièce de l'auteur, mais le public, en Russie et dans toute l'Europe, l'attendait comme un événement culturel et politique majeur. Les propos décousus des personnages tiennent du dialogue philosophique (Que pouvons-nous faire de la vérité, là, maintenant ? ), l'humour de Gorki retentit au coeur même de la tragédie, et l'oeuvre, qui fut tailladée par la censure du tsar, sonne comme un appel à la révolution et à la liberté.

Les Bas-fonds

Maksim Gorky was a Soviet author and founder of the socialist realism literary method. He was also a political activist who spent several lengthy stays in Capri and Italy. Gorky traveled throughout his native land and at one point became friends with Lenin. His travels overwhelmed him with the vastness and beauty of his country and they also made him sharply aware of the ignorance and poverty of its people. This novel tells the story of the common proletariat who protested against the czar and the capitalists which eventually led to the October Revolution. Pelageya is the wife of a factory worker who ignores the political upheaval in her country in favor of caring for her personal life. She represents hundreds of workers who are concerned with living their lives. Her son Pavel takes a different path and joins the revolution inspiring many Russians who were living under a capitalistic society in Russia. Gorky saw the "mother country" as supporting her children as they fought for their rights.

La Mère

Ce recit autobiographique relate les premieres annees de la vie du jeune Alexis Pechkov, alias Maxime Gorki (1868-1936), qui n'etait pas encore devenu le heraut du realisme socialiste. Il est le premier de la trilogie autobiographique de l'auteur: Enfance/ Ma vie d'enfant (1914), En gagnant mon pain (1915-1916), Mes universites (1923).

Ma Vie D'Enfant

s/t: traduit et précédé d'une étude sur Maxime Gorky, sa vie, son œuvre, par E. Séménoff

Ma Vie d'Enfant

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