Russian literature for everyone. From Gogol to Chekhov. Cool reading! Sukhikh I.

Igor Nikolaevich Sukhikh-literary critic, doctor of philological sciences, professor of St. Petersburg University, writer, critic. The author of numerous studies on the history of Russian literature of the XIX - XX centuries, including the books “Problems of the Poetics of Chekhov”, “Chekhov in life: plots for a small novel”, “From... and to... Studies about Russian literature”, “Sergey Dovlatov: Time , place, fate ”,“ structure and meaning: the theory of literature for all ”,“ Books of the twentieth century. Russian canon ”and others, as well as beloved schoolchildren and teachers of literature textbooks. The three -volume “Russian literature for all” (the first edition - 2013) is a guide to the domestic classic, addressed to the widest reader's audience. He gives an idea of ​​the national literary canon - from the “Word of Igor’s Regiment” to the authors of the late twentieth century. This publication is supplemented by new chapters-“Folklore: from epics to ditties”, “Tire of Troubles: Happiness and Eastern”, “A. D. Kantemir "," A. N. Radishchev ”,“ N. S. Leskov ”, the chapters about Saltykov-Shchedrin and Gorky were expanded, as well as a large section“ Language of Russian Writers ”. “Russian literature for all” is one of those rare books that do not become obsolete over time. It once again proves that philology is not a dull science and a serious conversation about literature can be not only cognitive, but also fascinating.