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The secret of chekhov, who is considered one of the most mysterious writers of russian literature and is one of the great masters of contemporary storytelling, is, i think, in this sentence: everything should be simple. All in all simple. The main thing is not to be theatrical. The impact of this sentence is seen in all his games and stories. The first and greatest master who purified stories from excesses is chekhov. chekhov's life is as devoid of vanity as his stories. He has been quite poor

he has traveled from village to village, town to town, looking after his patients almost without any return. Called very benevolent, chekhov in a letter said: the desire to do good to everyone must be a spiritual need in a person, a source of personal happiness. Children take up a significant place in chekhov's stories, who spent his childhood quite troubled and sad. It's hard to find happy, cheerful children in his stories. Chekhov, who was said by some readers to be pessimistic, you're close because my heroes are depressing. What a shame! It's not my fault. It happens against my will

and then, when i write, i don't feel like i'm writing in a depressing way. He replied. In chekhov's stories, the narrative is natural and fluent in this respect. chekhov, a nature enthusiast, has a tremendous simplicity in his stories. This simplicity is evident in the words he chooses, the sentences he forms, the types he draws, and the fiction he creates. There is no tendency to grind in their stories. He wants to convey his story to his reader with a humble narrative, making him feel it in all its dimensions in the atmosphere he created. That's why chekov is a storyteller of feelings, not a narrator. Whoever the people are that she describes, chekhov always approaches them with love. These people are usually just regular people. Most of these people are failures, common people. There are also nobles of the decline period of russian society among the types

but most of these types are desperate, gloomy, desolate people that life makes. The world of chekhov, with a subtle humor in his stories, is provincial. Fide publications has presented its readers with the translation into turkish of 12 stories selected by the great name of world literature, chekhov, from his works. number of pages: 163 publication year: 2008 language: turkish publisher: fide publications

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