Малоизвестным, но интересным писателем начала XX century is Michael Osorgin. Pensna, a brief summary of which is set out in the article, is one of the works created by the Russian author in exile. The article also presents a brief biography of the writer.
Mikhail Osorgin "Pensnes", a summarywhich we set out later, wrote in 1929, being, as already said, in exile. Paris Russian writer did not accept cordially. Osorgin lost in the thirties, the Soviet citizenship. For many years he lived without a passport. French citizenship did not succeed. But what was the life of a satirist in her homeland?
Osorgin was born in 1878.The writer was of noble origin, which did not prevent him from being critical of the autocracy. Fronder moods led to the entry into the Socialist Revolutionary Party. A writer from his youth attracted the peasant question and all kinds of populist sentiment. At the same time, he shared the opinion of many revolutionaries that violence should be fought with harsh methods. Osorgin took part in various meetings that notorious terrorists often attended. A dangerous social position led to Osorgin being arrested, exiled to Perm, and then to Kazan. However, he had to visit the capital of Tatarstan much later, after the revolution.
For the first time, Osorgin left Russia at the beginning of the century.After staying in the Taganskaya prison, he realized that in his homeland his political and literary activities could not develop freely. Osorgin visited several European countries. Eventually settled in Italy. In the homeland of the great painters, the writer, like many other Russian emigres, wrote topical essays, took part in the activities of the revolutionary movement. But, in the end, he grieved for Russia and returned.
The February events the hero of this article tookpositively. But after the October Revolution, he again found himself in opposition. And the new government did not suit Osorgin. During these years he founded a bookshop in Moscow, wrote notes focused exclusively on the Russian intelligentsia and inappropriate in a country that was now ruled by workers. For this activity and was exiled to Kazan. This happened in 1921, when Osorgin miraculously escaped the death penalty. In 1923, the writer left Russia forever.
In the works of Osorgin there is passionate love.to nature, and close attention to all living things on earth. And in several stories even an unusual attachment to imperceptible and irreplaceable things in everyday life can be seen. These works are included in the cycle "Things of man."
В этот сборник включил Осоргин «Пенсне», краткое the content of which we will consider. With subtle humor and extraordinary observation, the author talks about ordinary things as if they are animated, have character and fate. In this way, Osorgin describes pince-nez. Summary, of course, does not give an idea about the style of the author. The story is worth reading in full. For those who wish to save time, below is a brief summary of the work that the Russian writer M. A. Osorgin created in the first year of emigration.
Things live their lives, and not worth itdoubt. So says the author of the story. But especially it is occupied by the sudden disappearance of objects. Osorgin calls them a passion for travel. One day his hero lost his pince-nez.
Every person reading or writing is awarehow often do pens, pencils and other stationery items disappear. Many people know how suddenly and unexpectedly these objects are located. Things sometimes go for a walk. Such cases a person usually ascribes to his absent-mindedness. However, the author of the story is convinced that even pencils, pens, and mouthpieces tend to disappear. And their owner is not guilty of this. After all, they are often subsequently found in the most unpredictable place.
A similar story formed the basis of a small artwork. How can I summarize the story "Pensnes"?
Osorgin inconspicuous history in the form ofartwork. The hero of the story lost pince-nez. Careful and long searches have come to nothing. Familiar and friends also could not help. One of the hero’s friends even hooked up a deductive method to the search. But he did not give the result.
Pensney was found a month later, when on the bridge of his noseits owner has already flaunted a new, tight and annoying. The loss was found at the wall, behind the chair. The author asks strange questions, given that it is an inanimate object. He asks: “Where did it wander?”, “What did you see?”.
The author then describes the find usingadjectives that are usually applied to a person: guilty, miserable, and so on. The hero of the story punished the "reveler" and made him lie on the bookshelf for several hours. And then the pince-nez suddenly fell and broke. The author expresses the hope that this case cannot be considered "suicide."
This is the content of the story that is dedicatedOsorgin pince-nez. Summary ("Briefley" and other Internet resources) can be read for review. But it is worth remembering that no statement will replace the original.
