Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin is a Russian poet, playwright and prose writer who laid the foundations of the Russian realistic trend, a critic and theorist of literature, a historian, a publicist; One of the most authoritative literary figures of the first third of the XIX century.Pushkin worked on this novel for over seven years, from 1823 to 1831. The novel was, according to the poet, "the fruit of the mind of cold observations and the heart of woeful notes." Pushkin called the work on it a feat - from the whole of his creative legacy only "Boris Godunov" he characterized the same word. In the work on a broad background of paintings of Russian life, the dramatic fate of the people of the noble intelligentsia is shown. The plot of Pushkin's novel AS. "Eugene Onegin" Young provincial girl Tatiana Larina fell in love with Petersburg's "secular" Lion "by Eugene Onegin, extremely disappointed And indifferent. Love is provincial The naive girl did not provoke a reciprocal feeling in Onegin. Duel with Friend, Onegin's journey separated Tatyana from her beloved. Tatiana married and became a brilliant socialite. Returned From the trip Onegin, seeing Tatiana at the ball, fell in love At once, but alas ... Tatiana is faithful to her husband, she can not sacrifice Love the happiness and peace of her husband. Onegin suffers. The novel ends The hopelessness of the main character's love. This is the content, but on this simple storyline.
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