Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin

Ovaj članak o Puškinu me je podsetio na mladost i školske dana. Nastavnica književnosti je volela Puškina, i terala nas da čitamo njegova dela. Hvala ti na podsećanje i lep članak koji si napisala.

Hvala Vam sto ste nas podsetili na Puskina. Izvandredne pesme od njega mozemo procitati.

Volim Ruski knjizevnost, a Puskin je medju oniljenim Ruskim pesnicima. Bas Sam skoro sa decom citala njegovu Bajku o zlatnom petlicu :-)

Aleksandr Pushkin is -- the greatest of all Russian writers. The major part of his lyrical poetry was written between 1820 and 1830, but some of his poetical masterpieces were composed in the last seven years of his life, when he was turning his attention to prose. A development can be traced from the sparkling ebullience of his early verse -- the crowning achievement of which is the first chapter of Evgeny Onegin, written in 1823 -- to the concetrated expressiveness and restrained power of his later poetry. By effecting a new synthesis between the three main ingredients of the Russian literary idiom -- the Church Slovanic, the Western European borrowings, and the spoken vernacular -- Pushkin created the language of modern Russian poetry. His personal life was made difficult by his conflicts with the authorities who disapproved of his liberal views. He was killed in a duel. The Dream Not long ago, in a charming dream, I saw myself -- a king with crown's treasure; I was in love with you, it seemed, And heart was beating with a pleasure. I sang my passion's song by your enchanting knees. Why, dreams, you didn't prolong my happiness forever? But gods deprived me not of whole their favor: I only lost the kingdom of my dreams.

It is held that Pushkin is the best Russian poet and the father of modern Russian literature. He was one of the first in Russia to start writing in the vernacular, while developing his own style in which he mixed satire, romance and drama. Pushkin's maternal great-grandfather was an Ethiopian black man, Ibrahim Petrovich Hannibal, who came to Russia as a slave, but eventually became the adopted godson of Peter the Great. As a descendant of an old impoverished noble family, he was left in the early childhood to raise the farmer Nikita Kozlov and the liberated peasant Arina Rodionova Jakovljeva. It is to her that he can thank his later excellent knowledge of Russian folk art and language. He was educated at a noble school in the Imperial Village, where, thanks to liberal teachers, the spirit of political free-thinking ruled.

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Divan pesnik i divni stihovi. Inace volim da citam Puskina, obozavam njegovog Evgenija Onjegina, mislim da jos uvek znam mnogo stihova iz te knjige.