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History of kabakovs in Russia
Author: Ivan Pryzhov
Edition format: 11,5 x 18 cm
Number of pages: 352
Year of issue: 2024
ISBN: 978-5-389-26767-1
Publisher: Alphabet Classics
Softcover
Language of edition: Russian
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Ivan Gavrilovich Pryzhov (1827-1885) - Russian publicist, historian, ethnographer and revolutionary. The son of a peasant, a veteran of the War of 1812, hereditary nobility, Ivan Pryzhov was able to get a good education, but was carried away in his youth by revolutionary ideas and was among the accused in the famous ‘Nechaevsky case’, which prompted Dostoevsky to create the novel ‘Besy’. Pryzhov was deprived of his nobility and sentenced to penal servitude, but he continued to write and publish until the end of his days. His unique ethnographic observations and research, striking insight and depth of penetration into the subject, give a key to understanding Russian life, whether it is the way of life of the Siberian Old Believers, the life of merchants or the very bottom of society - beggars, fools, cliches and cabaret nakedness. This edition presents I. G. Pryzhov's works devoted to the history of the appearance of drinking houses in Russia instead of traditional taverns. The researcher considers the birth, flourishing and decline of a peculiar folk culture and the pernicious influence of ‘sovereign taverns’ on the life and morality of peasants and urban people.
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Милые и забавные человечки-джинглики жили, не зная проблем, в своей счастливой стране вечного лета. Но однажды случилась беда: нежданно начался снегопад, а затем выяснилось, что во всех устройствах иссякла энергия, не работают даже порталы, объединяющие континенты.
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