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Andrey Platonov (1899–1951)

Autor de La excavación

129+ Obras 2,314 Miembros 42 Reseñas 16 Preferidas

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Andrei Platonov was born in Yanskaya, Sloboda, Russia. An engineer and land-reclamation specialist, Platonov was also a writer. He His first poems were published in the 1920s. Stories and folk tales followed. He became a member of the Pereval group of the 1920s and early 1930s. This group of mostrar más writers was influenced by the humanistic, cultivated ideas of the critic Voronsky. After World War II, the more extreme proletarian writers and critics of the time vehemently attacked Platonov for what was considered his ideological mistakes. Platonov was forced to stop publishing. Russians knew only a portion of his real output until the 1960s when he became popular again. During the 1970s, publication of Platonov's writings in the West revealed him to be an important figure in modern Russian prose. His key novels, The Fountain Pit (1975), and Chevengur (1978), explored the bitter ironies of a land of triumphant socialism-a new Utopia-which systematically deforms language. Profoundly pessimistic, the novels reveal a man deeply skeptical of attempts to remold human nature and highly sensitive to the dark underside of Stalin's grandiose economic projects. (Bowker Author Biography) Andrei Platonov was born in Yanskaya, Sloboda, Russia. An engineer and land-reclamation specialist, Platonov was also a writer. He His first poems were published in the 1920s. Stories and folk tales followed. He became a member of the Pereval group of the 1920s and early 1930s. This group of writers was influenced by the humanistic, cultivated ideas of the critic Voronsky. After World War II, the more extreme proletarian writers and critics of the time vehemently attacked Platonov for what was considered his ideological mistakes. Platonov was forced to stop publishing. Russians knew only a portion of his real output until the 1960s when he became popular again. During the 1970s, publication of Platonov's writings in the West revealed him to be an important figure in modern Russian prose. His key novels, The Fountain Pit (1975), and Chevengur (1978), explored the bitter ironies of a land of triumphant socialism-a new Utopia-which systematically deforms language. Profoundly pessimistic, the novels reveal a man deeply skeptical of attempts to remold human nature and highly sensitive to the dark underside of Stalin's grandiose economic projects. (Bowker Author Biography) Alvar Aalto is considered the father of modernism in Scandinavia. He was born in Kuortane, Finland. His reputation as an architect has spread far beyond the bounds of his native country, where he built the major part of his work. He is perhaps Finland's greatest architect and certainly one of the major figures of twentieth-century architecture. As early as 1923, Aalto built in a typical Scandinavian style, relying heavily on native materials-timber in Finland's case-and produced such masterworks as the Library at Viipuri (1927-35), the Paimio Sanitarium, and the Villa Mairea. In 1932 he invented the process for making bent wood furniture. After World War II, his work began to be noticed internationally as he developed his own singular style, and he built some of his finest works-the Finlandia Concert Hall, in Helsinki, and the Baker Dorms at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, his only building in the United States, (1947-49). His style is based on irregular and asymmetric forms with many curved walls and single-pitched roofs and with a highly imaginative use of natural materials. Aalto is also known for the design of several classic styles of chairs, tables, and glassware. (Bowker Author Biography) mostrar menos
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Series

Obras de Andrey Platonov

La excavación (1975) 777 copias
Soul: And Other Stories (2008) 295 copias
Chevengur (1929) 265 copias
Happy Moscow (1991) 144 copias
Soul (1934) 110 copias
Happy Moscow (1628) 90 copias
De zee der jeugd (1931) 29 copias
Verhalen (2019) 28 copias
De stad Gradov (1971) 26 copias
The portable Platonov (1999) 13 copias
Collected works (1978) 13 copias
Een meester in wording (1987) 12 copias
3 x Platonov (2011) 9 copias
Dönüş (2009) 8 copias
Finist: The Falcon Prince (1973) 6 copias
Cukur (2017) 4 copias
Izbrannoe (1988) 3 copias
Dzhan (La principal) (2018) 3 copias
Der makedonische Offizier (2021) 3 copias
Moscú feliz (2021) 3 copias
Mødre og sønner (1979) 3 copias
La zanja (2019) 3 copias
La zanja (2019) 3 copias
Tajanstveni čovek (2009) 3 copias
Le Chemin de l'Ether (1990) 3 copias
À l'avance (1931) 3 copias
Monttu ; Juveniilimeri (1989) 3 copias
Contes de ma patrie (1945) 2 copias
אנשי שאר רוח (2008) 2 copias
Fro and Other Stories (1975) 2 copias
Vzyskanie pogibshikh (2010) 2 copias
Dół (2017) 2 copias
Wykop (2017) 2 copias
Erzählungen. (1999) 2 copias
Antiseksus (1986) 2 copias
プラトーノフ作品集 (岩波文庫) (1992) — Autor — 2 copias
Vusmus : [muinasjutud] (2006) 1 copia
Fro 1 copia
Von der Feuerstätte bis zum Reaktor — Ilustrador — 1 copia
Sochineniia (2004) 1 copia
Tchevengur 1 copia
Sharmanka (1975) 1 copia
Csevengur 1 copia
Sobranie 1 copia
Povesti i rasskazy (1988) 1 copia

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Russian Magic Tales from Pushkin to Platonov (2012) — Contribuidor — 152 copias
The Red Thread: Twenty Years of NYRB Classics: A Selection (2019) — Contribuidor — 57 copias
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The Eagle — Ilustrador — 1 copia
世界短編名作選〈ソビエト編〉 (1978年) (1978) — Contribuidor — 1 copia
篝火創刊号 (2014) — Contribuidor — 1 copia

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Nombre legal
Klimentov, Andrej Platonovitsj
Otros nombres
Платонов, Андрей Платонович (pseud.)
Platonow, Andrej (pseud.)
Fecha de nacimiento
1899-08-28
Fecha de fallecimiento
1951-01-05
Lugar de sepultura
Armenian Cemetery, Moscow, Russia
Género
male
Nacionalidad
Rusland
Lugar de nacimiento
Voronezh, Russian Empire
Lugar de fallecimiento
Moscow, Russia, USSR
Lugares de residencia
Voronezh, Russia
Moscow, Russia
Educación
Voronezh Polytechnic Institute
Ocupaciones
journalist
writer
engineer
Biografía breve
He was married to Maria Aleksandrova Kashintseva, with one son, Platon, and one daughter, Maria.

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Confluyen en Chevengur la atroz experiencia colectiva de la terrible sequía que golpeo las regiones mas ricas en cereales, en la primera mitad de la década de 1920, la idea de que el hombre es un ser metafísico y la visión apocalíptica -profundamente rusa- que no concibe la existencia de grandes esperanzas sin los holocaustos que las acompañan
 
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