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Author of Petersburg, one of the four greatest novels of the 20th century, according to Vladimir Nabokov, famous Russian poet, theorist, novelist and literary critic, one of the leading representatives of second generation Russian symbolism. Andrey Beliy's Symphonies are a poetic prose written according to musical rules. The main motif of four symphonies with different themes are apocalyptic and eschatological myths about the end of life and the beginning of a new life after death. Symphonies, in which contrasts such as time-timelessness, world-worldlessness, light-darkness, East-West, day-night, up-down, good-evil, are frequently used, have a wide variety of themes, from the real world to the fantastic world, from death to resurrection, from earthly love to divine love. An enjoyable, yet thought-provoking and extraordinary work, with its queens and knights, mythical creatures such as Pan, werewolves and gnomes, superhuman heroes, and Beliy's lively and multicolored narrative language.








< b>Number of Pages: 483

Printing Year: 2011


Language: Turkish
< b>Publisher: Yapı Kredi Yayınları

First Edition Year: 2011

Language: Turkish