Woe from the mind. Graphic guide. Griboedov A.S., Oleinikov A.

“Woe from Wit” is the immortal comedy of Alexander Griboedov. The pinnacle of the classic drama, which also combines elements of romanticism and sentimentalism, this play instantly dispersed along the lists, but was first completely staged six years later. Already bored? Then read this book!

Because she:

- not a play in verses, but a play in verses and comics (which is a devilish difference);

- clarifies the subtleties and nuances of the bygone culture - for example, why the play was considered scandalous (how could a young man stay with a girl in the room until the morning?!);

- talks about the life, life and dispositions of the Supreme Moscow Society of the 19th century (as they married, taught girls, walked in Moscow two centuries ago);

- shows the structure of the play, its secret springs (for example, we will talk about deafness and madness, about gossip and secret female power);

- rejects the classic text - and it turns out to be incredibly modern right now, when it is so important to clearly see the truth and not be afraid to tell it.