Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları A Hunting Tragedy - Modern Klasikler Dizisi (Hardcover)

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Anton chekhov's "a tragedy of errors," written during his early years, is a striking novella that spans from the everyday rhythm of a quiet provincial town to the shadow of dark crimes.

the narrative, which was first published in the novosti dnya newspaper in russia in 1884-1885 and was fictionalized by chekhov using the text-in-text technique, focuses on what is told from the perspective of an old interrogation judge, zinovyev. On an invitation he received, zinovyev visits the mansion of his friend count karneyev, dreaming about the travel experiences he had in the past. As they walk around, they come across the beautiful olga.

with her young girl innocence and charm, she charms both men who have already lost their moral bearings. Olga's existence and the choices she makes cause a complex web of relationships intersecting with love, passion, and jealousy. The chilling murders that unfold during a hunting party plunge the protagonists into an inevitable tragedy. Chekhov, who places the existential inquiries of his characters, intertwined with class conflicts, at the heart of his narrative, transforms a typical crime story into a work with socio-psychological depth. Adapted to the screen numerous times, a hunting tragedy promises the reader a timeless literary experience as one of the first steps of the unique style of the young chekhov, which will be remembered in the future as chekhov's realism. Product name: a tragedy of the hunt - modern classics series (hardcover) product code: 9786253843212 author: anton chekhov publication year: 2026 cover type: hardcover number of pages: 208 paper type: 2 Dough turner:

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