Pushkin, Aleksandr

Pushkin, Aleksandr
(1799-1837)
   Russia. Writer. His lyric poem The Gypsies took three years to write and was completed in 1827, depicting the Romanies of Bessarabia as ideal representatives of a natural state of human society. While celebrating the freedom of the Gypsy way of life, the poem also describes a fateful union between a Gypsy and a non-Gypsy. This inspired Mikhail Lermontov's 1829 poem The Gypsies and was later turned into a play-with moderate success-by the Moscow Teatr Romen.

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  • Pushkin — /poosh kin/; Russ. /pooh shkyin/, n. Alexander Sergeevich /al ig zan deuhr serr gay euh vich, zahn /; Russ. /u lyi ksahn drdd syirdd gye yi vyich/, 1799 1837, Russian poet, short story writer, and dramatist. * * * ▪ Russia formerly (from 1728)… …   Universalium

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