Name: primer amor (in Spanish)
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Author: Ivan Sergueevich Turguenev

Type

Physical Book

Author

Ivan Sergueevich Turguenev

Publisher

anaya infantil y juvenil

Topic

libros para jóvenes - tus libros

Collection

libros para jóvenes - tus libros

Language

Spanish

Pages

192

Format

Board Book

Dimensions

18.8x13.3 cm

ISBN

8420738026

ISBN13

9788420738024

Edited in

España

primer amor (in Spanish)

Ivan Sergueevich Turguenev (Author) · anaya infantil y juvenil · Board Book

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Synopsis "primer amor (in Spanish)"

al ver a zenaida, los dieciséis años de voldemar se inflaman en un amor súbito y apasionado. pero este «primer amor» se verá dolorosamente truncado por un acontecimiento imprevisto, que confirma un melancólico supuesto: «primer amor, primer dolor». no se sabe qué admirar más en la novela: si el aspecto psicológico o el carácter de la protagonista. «de todos mis tipos femeninos —decía turguénev— el que más me satisface es zenaida. pude mostrar en él una persona realmente viva, coqueta por naturaleza, pero una coqueta atractiva.» esta mujer apasionada, de recia personalidad, anuncia otro tipo imborrable de la literatura universal: la ana karénina de tolstoi.(*cr*)

Ivan Sergueevich Turguenev

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Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev (1818-1883) was a Russian novelist, playwright, and poet, recognized for his role in 19th century realistic literature. His most influential work is Fathers and Sons (1862), which introduced the concept of nihilism and marked a milestone in Russian narrative. Other notable works include Diary of a Superfluous Man (1850), A Nest of the Gentry (1859), and Torrents of Spring (1872), among others.

Turgenev primarily wrote novels, stories, and plays, characterized by an elegant style and a deep psychological exploration of the characters. His work influenced authors like Tolstoy and Dostoevsky. Although he lived much of his life in Europe, his writings accurately captured the Russian society of his time.

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