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Гибель всерьёз
Любовь и смерть - вечная тема искусства. Тристан и Изольда, Джиневра и Ланселот, Отелло и Дездемона... К череде гибельно связанных любовью бессмертных пар Луи Арагона (1897 - 1982), классик французской литературы, один из крупнейших поэтов XX века, смело прибавляет свою: Ингеборг и Антуана. В художественную ткань романа вкраплены то лирические, то иронические новеллы; проникновенная исповедь сменяется философскими раздумьями. В толпе персонажей читатель узнает героев мировой и, прежде всего, горячо любимой Арагоном русской литературы. Но главное действующее лицо `Гибели всерьез` - сам автор, назвавший свой роман `симфонией зеркал, галереей автопортретов художника в разных ракурсах`.
399 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1965
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Louis Aragon
267 books330 followersFrench writer Louis Aragon founded literary surrealism.
Louis Aragon, a major figure in the avant-garde movements, shaped visual culture in the 20th century. His long career as a poet, novelist, Communist polemicist and bona fide war hero secured his place in the pantheon of greats.
With André Breton and Phillipe Soupault, Aragon launched the movement and through Paysan de Paris (Paris Peasant), his novel of 1926, produced the considered defining text of the movement.
Aragon parted company with the movement in the early 1930s, devoted his energies to the Communist party, and went to produce a vast body that combined elements of the social avant-garde.
Aragon, a leading influence on the shaping of the novel in the early to mid-20th century, gave voice and images to the art. He, also a critic, edited as a member of the Académie Goncourt. After 1959, people frequent nominated him for the Nobel Prize.
Louis Aragon, a major figure in the avant-garde movements, shaped visual culture in the 20th century. His long career as a poet, novelist, Communist polemicist and bona fide war hero secured his place in the pantheon of greats.
With André Breton and Phillipe Soupault, Aragon launched the movement and through Paysan de Paris (Paris Peasant), his novel of 1926, produced the considered defining text of the movement.
Aragon parted company with the movement in the early 1930s, devoted his energies to the Communist party, and went to produce a vast body that combined elements of the social avant-garde.
Aragon, a leading influence on the shaping of the novel in the early to mid-20th century, gave voice and images to the art. He, also a critic, edited as a member of the Académie Goncourt. After 1959, people frequent nominated him for the Nobel Prize.
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"Когда же я доберусь до себя! Кажется, всю жизнь только и делаю, что дожидаюсь самого себя, живу, будто на вокзале"
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