Correspondance avec Olga 1899-1904

Famous play by the Russian short story writer and playwright. His major plays are frequently revived in modern productions.

Oncle Vania

The ever maturing art and ever more ambitious imaginative reach of Anton Chekhov, one of the world's greatest masters of the short story, led him in his last years to an increasingly profound exploration of the troubled depths of Russian society and life. This powerful and revealing selection from Chekhov's final works, made by the legendary American critic Edmund Wilson, offers stories of novelistic richness and complexity, published in the only formatp edition to present them in chronological order.Table of Contents003 A Woman’s Kingdom (1894)053 Three Years (1895)161 The Murder (1895)199 My Life (1896)311 Peasants (1897)363 The New Villa (1899)383 In The Ravine (1900)433 The Bishop (1902)455 Betrothed (1903)

Les Paysans Et Autres Récits

Tchekhov est de ces rares auteurs capables, en quelques pages, de nous plonger dans un univers singulier et de nous raconter une histoire qui ne nous quittera plus. Dans ces contes, c'est son ironie qui semble dominer, une ironie bienveillante. Tchekhov connaît ses semblables et il est un maître de l'art narratif. Il est heureux de l'avoir près de soi, à portée de main. Il nous conte les travers, les préjugés, les coutumes quelque peu comiques de ses contemporains. Les hommes changent peu et lire Tchekhov - son génie est là tout entier - est toujours un étrange réconfort. Ces contes furent publiés entre 1885 et 1887 dans le Journal de Petersbourg et dans Les Eclats.

Le point d'exclamation & autres contes

Lettres De Voyage (French Edition)

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La cerisaie; comédie en 4 actes [par] A.P. Tchekhov. 1e version française par C. Mostkova et A. Lamblot. Précédée d'un poème de Wega et d'une étude du Alexandre Eck

Ce volume contientPlatonov ; Ivanov ; Le génie des bois ; La mouette ; L'oncle Vania ;	Les Trois Soeurs ; La Cerisaie ; Sur La Grand-route ; Les Méfaits Du Tabac

Théâtre, tome 1

Anton Chekhov was one of the world's most accomplished short-story writers and this collection displays the breadth and variety of his genius. Part of the Macmillan Collector's Library, a series of stunning, clothbound, pocket-sized classics with gold-foiled edges and ribbon markers. These beautiful books make perfect gifts or a treat for any book lover. In the Ravine & Other Stories are translated by Constance Garnett and selected and introduced by novelist Paul Bailey. Chekhov had an incomparable ability to write about the seemingly every day with insight, humour and compassion. His characters are brilliantly drawn, from the church warden who's convinced his wife's a witch because strangers arrive on the doorstep whenever there's a storm, to the wronged wife who confronts her husband's chorus-girl lover, to the melancholy school teacher who imagines how her life might have been.

Correspondance avec Olga 1899-1904

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