Chronicle of the life and work of A. S. Pushkin. In 5 volumes. Volume 3. 1829-1832
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Chronicle of the life and work of A. S. Pushkin. In 5 volumes. Volume 3. 1829-1832
39.99 €
"The Chronicle of the Life and Work of A.S. Pushkin" is a chronological collection of documents about the life of Pushkin, supplied with archival and bibliographic references and detailed comments.
All chronicle articles are constructed according to a single principle and contain diverse information:
1) Description of an event, be it a creative act or any historical and everyday incident;
2) Reference to Pushkin's work, if this event is mentioned in it;
3) Reference to an autograph, if we are talking about the works, letters or personal documents of the writer;
4) Reference to the publication of Pushkin's text in an authoritative edition of the writer;
5) Reference to the first lifetime publication;
6) Bibliographic references to the works of researchers;
7) Chronological references to events related to the described;
8) Historical and literary, historical or everyday commentary on the event.
The header on each page indicates the year of the event and Pushkin's current location; the location of an event in which Pushkin does not participate is indicated in the article.
The book has a large and high-quality reference apparatus, containing five annotated indexes:
1) Bibliographic, it indicates all the sources used and provides their conventional designations;
2) Name index, in which information about people is indicated at the time of their communication with Pushkin;
3) Index of Pushkin's works;
4) Geographical;
5) Index of periodicals in which his works were published during the writer's lifetime, or responses to them were printed. In addition, there is an Index of conventional abbreviations for the entire text of the Chronicle.
All indexes are necessary when working with the Chronicle.
All chronicle articles are constructed according to a single principle and contain diverse information:
1) Description of an event, be it a creative act or any historical and everyday incident;
2) Reference to Pushkin's work, if this event is mentioned in it;
3) Reference to an autograph, if we are talking about the works, letters or personal documents of the writer;
4) Reference to the publication of Pushkin's text in an authoritative edition of the writer;
5) Reference to the first lifetime publication;
6) Bibliographic references to the works of researchers;
7) Chronological references to events related to the described;
8) Historical and literary, historical or everyday commentary on the event.
The header on each page indicates the year of the event and Pushkin's current location; the location of an event in which Pushkin does not participate is indicated in the article.
The book has a large and high-quality reference apparatus, containing five annotated indexes:
1) Bibliographic, it indicates all the sources used and provides their conventional designations;
2) Name index, in which information about people is indicated at the time of their communication with Pushkin;
3) Index of Pushkin's works;
4) Geographical;
5) Index of periodicals in which his works were published during the writer's lifetime, or responses to them were printed. In addition, there is an Index of conventional abbreviations for the entire text of the Chronicle.
All indexes are necessary when working with the Chronicle.
See also:
- All books by the publisher