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This edition includes the most famous poems and poems by Vladimir Mayakovsky, an outstanding poet of the twentieth century, one of the leaders of the Russian avant-garde. M. Tsvetaeva called him 'the world's first poet of the masses ... the first Russian poet-orator.' Mayakovsky, who 'equated a feather to a bayonet', became the true voice of the revolution and a symbol of the Soviet era. But in the history of literature, he remained not only as an 'agitator, throat-throat, leader', a kind of chronicler of a new life. Like any great poet, Mayakovsky has outgrown his time. Whatever he wrote about: love for the motherland or love for a woman, above all, he remained a poet-lyricist, one of the most poignant in Russian literature, whose work is in demand by new generati
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This edition includes the most famous poems and poems by Vladimir Mayakovsky, an outstanding poet of the twentieth century, one of the leaders of the Russian avant-garde. M. Tsvetaeva called him 'the world's first poet of the masses ... the first Russian poet-orator.' Mayakovsky, who 'equated a feather to a bayonet', became the true voice of the revolution and a symbol of the Soviet era. But in the history of literature, he remained not only as an 'agitator, throat-throat, leader', a kind of chronicler of a new life. Like any great poet, Mayakovsky has outgrown his time. Whatever he wrote about: love for the motherland or love for a woman, above all, he remained a poet-lyricist, one of the most poignant in Russian literature, whose work is in demand by new generations of readers.
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- Author
- Maiakovskii V.
- Publisher
- Azbuka
- ISBN
- 9785389165922
- Format
- Hardcover
- Year Published
- 2021
- Pages
- 288
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This edition includes the most famous poems and poems by Vladimir Mayakovsky, an outstanding poet of the twentieth century, one of the leaders of the Russian avant-garde. M. Tsvetaeva called him 'the world's first poet of the masses ... the first Russian poet-orator.' Mayakovsky, who 'equated a feather to a bayonet', became the true voice of the revolution and a symbol of the Soviet era. But in the history of literature, he remained not only as an 'agitator, throat-throat, leader', a kind of chronicler of a new life. Like any great poet, Mayakovsky has outgrown his time. Whatever he wrote about: love for the motherland or love for a woman, above all, he remained a poet-lyricist, one of the most poignant in Russian literature, whose work is in demand by new generati