The Mantle, and Other Stories (eBook, ePUB) - Vasilevich Gogol, Nikolai
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Explore the Russian creative movement known as literary realism through the work of writer Nikolai Vassilievitch Gogol, whom many critics regard not only as one of the foremost practitioners of this style, but also as one of the most significant literary figures of the twentieth century. This exquisitely translated collection brings together several of the short pieces widely categorized as Gogol's finest work.

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Explore the Russian creative movement known as literary realism through the work of writer Nikolai Vassilievitch Gogol, whom many critics regard not only as one of the foremost practitioners of this style, but also as one of the most significant literary figures of the twentieth century. This exquisitely translated collection brings together several of the short pieces widely categorized as Gogol's finest work.
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Nikolai Vasilevich Gogol (1809-1852) was a seminal Russian writer of Ukrainian origin, whose diverse literary works resonate with deep psychological insight and satirical wit. His narrative style, which melded a rich blend of realism with romantic sensibility, is exemplified in works such as 'The Mantle, and Other Stories' (also known as 'The Overcoat'). Within this collection, Gogol explores the complexities of Russian society and the human condition, highlighting the quixotic lives of ordinary individuals. The titular story, 'The Overcoat', is celebrated for its profound impact on Russian literature, credited by Fyodor Dostoevsky with influencing the development of the Russian novel. Gogol's literary prowess extends to his other well-known works such as the play 'The Government Inspector' and the novel 'Dead Souls', which collectively display his mastery of satire and character development. Though his life was relatively short, Gogol's contribution to literature has been long-lasting, earning him a distinguished place among the pantheon of great writers. His ability to blend humor with sharp social commentary makes his body of work essential reading for those seeking to understand the breadth of 19th-century Russian literature.