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Vyšla prvotina Vladimíra Nabokova, autora slavné Lolity - Novinky
S odstupem takřka osmdesáti let se k českému čtenáři dostává prvotina Vladimíra Nabokova (narozen 1899 v Sankt Petěrburgu, zemřel 1977 v Montreux, Švýcarsko) Mášenka. Vydal ji v roce 1926 v berlínském exilu, kam odešel roku 1919 s rodinou po definitivním převzetí moci bolševiky v Rusku.
Vladimiru Nabokovovi vyšla v češtině jeho prvotina Mášenka.
Publikoval pod pseudonymem Sirin, a jak píše v doslovu Kamila Chlupáčová, používal jej až do roku 1940, aby se tak odlišil od otce zabývajícího se ponejvíce politickými otázkami. Děj sevřený do šesti dnů v penzionu ruských emigrantů tají vztah jednoho z hrdinů, bělogvardějského důstojníka Lva Ganina, k životní lásce. Čtenář se může dohadovat, nakolik ji Ganin ztratil ve víru občanské války nebo zanikla kvůli jeho sebestřednosti.
Důvodem jeho vzpomínek je příjezd manželky Alexeje Alfjorova, dalšího z orloje postav exilového penzionu. Se znalostí próz Ericha M. Remarquea z let 2. světové války vystihujících pocity lidí uzavřených v jednotvárné komunitě pařížského nebo newyorského exilu vynikne Nabokovova schopnost zachycení osobitosti postav.
Čechovovsky bolestínská Klára, živočišná Ludmila, stařecky zapomnětlivý Podťagin. Prototyp člověka, který uprchl z domova, s nímž ho vážou tisíceré vzpomínky. „Kdykoli se nám zdá o Rusku, nevidíme jeho krásu, na níž si pamatujeme v bdělém stavu, ale něco nestvůrného. Jsou to sny, kdy se nebe kácí a ve vzduchu visí konec světa.“ Touží se dostat do Paříže, ale ztráta rodných kořenů jej zbavuje schopnosti pohybu.
Splní si Ganin svůj sen začít s bývalou láskou nový život, nebo před ní uteče podobně, jako by nebyl schopen zůstat věrný vztahu ve svém „starém“ životě? Poutavý příběh ukazující literární schopnosti budoucího mistra, po němž ve světové literatuře zůstalo víc než jen nejproslulejší Lolita.
Vladimir Nabokov: Mášenka, vydala Paseka
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Russian-American novelist, lepidopterist, professor (1899–1977)
"Nabokov" redirects here. For his father, the politician, see Vladimir Dmitrievich Nabokov . For other persons with the name, see Nabokov (surname) .
In this name that follows Eastern Slavic naming conventions , the patronymic is Vladimirovich and the family name is Nabokov .
Nabokov in Montreux , Switzerland, 1973
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^ Jump up to: a b c Confusion over his birth date was generated by some people misunderstanding the relationship between the Julian and Gregorian calendars. At the time of Nabokov's birth, the offset between the calendars was 12 days. His date of birth in the Julian calendar was 10 April 1899; in the Gregorian, 22 April 1899. [88] The fact that the offset increased from 12 to 13 days for dates occurring after February 1900 was always irrelevant to earlier dates, and hence a 13-day offset should never have been applied to Nabokov's date of birth. Nevertheless, it was so misapplied by some writers, and 23 April came to be erroneously shown in many places as his birthday. In his memoirs Speak, Memory Nabokov indicates that 22 April was the correct date but that he nevertheless preferred to celebrate his birthday "with diminishing pomp" on 23 April (p. 6). [ vague ] As he happily pointed out on several occasions during interviews, this meant he also shared a birthday with William Shakespeare and Shirley Temple . [9] [89]
^ British English : / ˈ n æ b ə k ɒ f , n ə ˈ b oʊ k ɒ f , - ˈ b ɒ k -/ NAB -ə-kof, nə- BO(H)K -of , American English : / ˈ n ɑː b ə k ɔː f , ˈ n æ b -, n ə ˈ b ɔː k ə f / NA(H)B -ə- KAWF , nə- BAW -kəf . [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]
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