Jealousy

In Jealousy, which is considered one of the most important works of twentieth-century Russian literature, a metaphor for the Soviet order of the period was created and a forward-looking portrait of the conflicting values of the early years of Soviet Russia was drawn. This novel, written by Olesha in an expressionist style and standing quite different from the social realism school, has been compared with the works of Nabokov and Bulgakov. With its unforgettable characters such as Kavalyerov, who embodies the feeling of jealousy that gnaws at the common man, Ivan Babichev, who thinks that his creativity is not given freedom among the wheels of the system, and Andrey Babichev, who represents the system itself, Jealousy is handled with a masterful style, adorned with great irony, and goes into social satire while delving into the depths of human psychology. A work that also includes

"A visual feast that is transcendent and timeless, almost as much as a movie."
-The New York Times-

"A combination of the experiment of modernism and a masochism reminiscent of Dostoyevsky..."
-Times Literary Supplement-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)


Thin Cover:

Number of Pages: 176

Year of Print: 2016


eBook:

Number of Pages: 142

Year of Print: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Red Cat

First Print Year: 2015

Language Turkish