Captain's daughter. Pushkin A.S.

"The novels of the late Ivan Petrovich Belkin" A.S. Pushkin wrote to Boldinskaya in the fall of 1830, being on a three -month quarantine. And, by his own admission, “he has never written like that” - “simple, short and clear” and so fruitful. According to the poet himself, you need to write prose, which at the same time "requires thoughts and thoughts - without them brilliant expressions do not serve anything." The main question of all thoughts in Belkin’s stories was the question of happiness and fate. The absolutely innovative cycle made it possible to create a wide picture of Russian life with the highest degree of humanity.

The story “Dubrovsky” was conceived by the author as a novel of the Age of Pugachevychina with a Devyanin hero who crossed the side of the rebels. Working on Dubrovsky, Alexander Pushkin conceived the “captain’s daughter”, and wrote when he worked on the “history of Pugachev”. And Nikolai Gogol called the “Captain's daughter” “decisively the best Russian production in the narrative gender”, in which “true Russian characters performed: a simple commandant of the fortress, captain, lieutenant; The fortress itself with the only gun, the stupid time and the simple greatness of ordinary people. ” “The Head of the Fantastic Art” later called the “Peak lady” F.M. Dostoevsky.