Gentlemen Golovlyov. Saltykov-Shchedrin M.E.

The book of the great Russian satirist included his famous “Public Roman” “Lord Golovleva”. In the center of the novel is a chronicle of the life of the noble family of the second half of the 19th century. The financially successful and rich family of the Golovlevy, personifying the Russian bourgeoisie, is undergoing the process of internal devastation and murder of the human soul. The image of the central hero of Judas Golovlev - a man who is deprived of any inner measure, while sincerely considering himself a champion of truth - became a symbol of lies and moral decaying of a person.

for senior school age.