Undertaker. Belkin’s story. Pushkin A.S.

Boldinskaya in the fall of 1830, being on a three -month cholera quarantine, Alexander Pushkin created his innovative cycle of "Tales of the late Ivan Petrovich Belkin." In the process of writing, he also formulated his prosaic main rule: to write clearly, briefly and clearly.

the narrator - the fictional landowner Ivan Petrovich Belkin, left us five stories, each of which reflects his literary style.

So, “shot” is romanticism, “blizzard”, “station caretaker” and “young lady-peasant”-sentimentalism, and “coffin” is generally a Gothic story.

The book also included historical The novel “Arap of Peter the Great” and Pushkin’s travetle “Journey to Arzrum during the campaign of 1829.”