Pushkin

Author: Ge Baoquan
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Publish Date: 1996-10-01
Features: In Russian literature, Pushkin holds an extremely high status and is always revered as the "Sun of Russian Poetry." The great revolutionary democrat and literary critic Belinsky once said, "Only with Pushkin did Russian literature begin, for in his poetry beats the pulse of Russian life." He also called Pushkin's famous verse novel "Eugene Onegin" the "Encyclopedia of Russian Life." This book includes Pushkin's works such as:
Lyric poems: To Natasha, Memories of Tsarskoye Selo, Roses, The Singer, Ode to Freedom, To Chaadaev, Dagger, The Prisoner, The Little Bird, To the Sea, To the Fountain at Bachchisarai, To Cain, If Life Deceives You, Winter Nights, To the Nurse, The Prophet, Winter Roads, To the Prisoners of Siberia, Premonition, A Little Flower, Winter Morning, I Once Loved You, To the Poet, Echo, It Is Time, My Friend, It Is Time!, Nightingale, I Have Visited Again, Monument, "In the Past," "No, I Have Not Tired of Living."
Long poems: The Fisherman and the Golden Fish, Eugene Onegin (Excerpt), The Bronze Horseman.
Novels: The Shooter, The Blizzard, The Station Master, The Lady of the Station, Rostovlev, The Queen of Spades (Excerpt), The Daughter of the Officer (Excerpt).
At the end, there is a brief biography of Pushkin and an index of translated works of Pushkin.