Product description
Sixth ward anton çehov / business bank publications year of publication: 2019
number of pages: 68
paper type: book paper
Size: 12.5 x 20.5
language: turkish
volume status: paperback
isbn:9786052951569Author: anton çehov
translator: yulva muhurcişi
in this novel passed in a mental hospital in a provincial town, çehov focuses on the philosophical conflict between an educated patient ivan dmitriç and doctor andrey yefimic.While ivan dmitrich opposes the terrible conditions in which they are forced to live in injustice, andrey yefimic insists on neglecting these and does not even wiggle his bristles to change the situation.
When the doctor finally realizes the error of the "philosophy" that he has fallen into, the job is now over.
Instead of taking care of the problems of russia and the country, the sixth ward is literally the “charm” of the elite russian celebrity, who prefers to watch them from a distance.
it was attracted to great interest when it was published in november 1892 on the magazine the sixth horn russkaya misk.
it even built lenin After reading, it is rumored that he said, "i felt like i was covered in the receiving ward."
anton pavlovich chehov (1860-1904): the great russian theatre writer and one of the most important masters of modern history, the chehov is the premier representative of the russian school of realism.
it was born in taganrog.
he received an education based on greek and latin classics at high school.
in 1879, he went to moscow to write to the medical school and became a doctor in 1884.
with his story book, dusk, he won the pushkin prize, awarded by the russian academy in 1887.
It turned the kind of funny short story, about a thousand words, into an art by itself.
However, with its structure called bozkır, published in 1888, it turned back to funny stories. Its important games include bear (1888) marriage proposal (1889) seagull (1896) uncle vanya (1899), three sisters (1900), and cherry garden (1903).