The name of the novel Dr. Zhivago is most familiar to literary lovers. The novel won the Nobel Prize in Literature. In Russia, the birthplace of the most controversial writer, for a long time was not even published. The book was banned in Soviet Russia. Why is there so much controversy? Let's take a look..
The author of Dr. Zhivago's novel is Boris Pastor Knack. Even though he had a big name, he became famous with this name. He was born in Moscow. Originally a piano player, he left that job in 1912 to study philosophy. He wrote poetry. He translated Shakespeare and Goethe into Russian. The style of Boris Pastor's knock in particular is fascinating. Be it poetry or prose, he entertains the reader with his signature.
A voracious reader of ancient poetry and contemporary European writings, Pastor Nock reinvigorated his text. Every sentence of his novel is so simple and subtle that it seems as if poetry is taking a different form. This is the main theme of Dr. Zhivago's novel. And the English translation itself says, how beautiful it looked in the Russian model.
The same sentiment was echoed by Max Hayward and Manya Harari. We have tried to get as close as possible to the Russian matrix of Boris Pastor Knack. One hundred percent translating his work is nobody's business. The two translators say that his text in Russian has a strange beauty, a poetic fragrance, and at the same time simplicity that stands the test of translators.
In 1958, the Nobel Prize was awarded to Dr. Zhivago. The Soviet government at the time, however, forbade Boris Pasternak from receiving it. If you cross the country to receive a prize, you will not be allowed to enter the country again. Pastor Knack sent a telegram to the Nobel Committee saying that he would stay in Russia until his death.
The novel was first published in 1957 by a group of Italian friends in Milan. It was immediately well-received. There have been many prints. The novel tells the story of the Russian Revolution of 1905, the Japanese-Russian War, and World War II. But above all, there is a love story. The implication was that it was banned by the Soviet government, not as a symbol of collective consciousness, but because of its emphasis on love and interpersonal human relationships.
Also, in some scenes, there are dialogues that individual freedom and independence is the most important thing. For example, Nikolai Nikolaevich writes: "True talent is never in a group. Nowadays, it has become a fashion for everyone. All of these writers are human beings. If the group supports it, they support it. It is neither Kant nor Marx... That's how it goes.
Also, the kidnapping of the hero, Yuri Zhivago, by a gang of Bolshevik sympathizers, and the fact that the hero was black-drinking and lecturing about communism, led the Soviet government to ban the novel. !
Well, let's tell the story as simply as possible. .! After reading all this novel, no matter how great the reader is... I want to tell from the beginning to the end, but it does not make sense which scene should be chosen from which event. Even the main characters, when they come and when they leave, everything is a mess. But one... For those who are aware of the history and culture of Russia, it seems somewhat good. I don't think it's a great story. But there is a magic in the style and gesture of Boris Paster's knock. The same leads to the reading.
The main character is Yuri Zhivago. He is known as Doctor Zhivago. Each character has two names. You have to be prepared for it, otherwise it will be very confusing. Right now, I just use names as short as possible. For the convenience.
The main character is Yuri Zhivago. His mother died when he was young. My father took over the country. The story begins with these scenes. Uncle Nikolai is ready to take care of him. Nikolai was not only a pastor, but also a good writer. He encourages Yuri to read many books. He takes them to different places. In the end, he is sent to study with the family of Gromyko in Moscow. Yuri goes there to study medicine. Though he is a doctor by profession, he loves to write poems and stories. Everything is written in a book. Yuri combines his surname with that of Dr. Zhivago.
The story revolves around him.
Gromeko marries their daughter, Tanya. She is studying law. Meanwhile, a girl named Larissa comes as a sub-plot. Larissa's mother is a widow who came to Moscow from Belgium. The name's Amelia. She runs a clothing store. Some of them work with her. Amalia has a relationship with a general named Komarovsky. After some bitter experiences with him, Larissa moves away from Moscow. She works as a babysitter at a friend's house in a small town.
He works as a private tutor in a private school. As a child, she marries a young man named Pasha (Pavel's nickname) who lives on their street. They have a child. War with Austria in the Ural Mountains. Then Russia takes part in the war as a volunteer on behalf of the country. After that, the details are unknown. With that, Laura (Larissa's nickname) goes to the area as a nurse. This is exactly where our Dr. Zhivago serves as a doctor in the battlefield. Laura learns that Pasha has died in the war. Later, love blossoms between Lara and Zhivago. A few days later he left for Moscow. The wife and daughter go to a town called Euratin. The wife misunderstands Zivago's letter and leaves.
Two women run away from him. Zhivago's works are published by his friends. That's his name. As a result, his brother's love for him grows. The revolution in Russia brought the Communists to power. In that case, the stepbrother helps to avoid arrest in the incident. Nor does Laura. Dr. Zhivago dies of a heart attack while running to stop seeing such a woman. Then a man tells Laura that Zhivago's newborn daughter appeared on the battlefield somewhere, and takes a greeting card for the novel. That's the whole story.
There are many more roles. There are scenes. There are some interesting points. It takes a lot of writing to say it all. The Gromyko brothers, for example, went on holiday from Moscow to their village of Cvitsev Vrzec to give piano concerts and their preparations reflected the lifestyle of the Russian aristocracy of the time. It is interesting to note that Phalgone Shura Shulsingar was well acquainted with Indian Mantralaya.
Zhivago, who is an army doctor, says this about the life of a soldier. "A soldier who does not like the place he goes to, but is troubled for some time and gets used to the place and thinks how much better it would be if he stayed here. "
With the beginning of the Reformation in Russia, Dr. Zhivago's novel gained unprecedented popularity. It was a TV series. The film has already been released in several other countries. It was introduced as a textbook in class 11. However, Khrushchev felt that it was not a book to be read and banned.
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