Pasternak: poet of "unprecedented simplicity" / Sergey Ostapenko

This writer will forever remain in the grateful memory of readers as a subtle master of literary words, one of the most significant figures in world literature of the twentieth century.              In 1958, B. Pasternak was awarded the Nobel Prize "for significant achievements in modern lyric poetry, as well as for the continuation of the traditions of the great Russian epic novel."              Having entered the literature as a futurist (in particular, a member of the futuristic association "Centrifuge"), B. Pasternak withdrew from the principles of avant-garde art over time and in the late period of his work appeared as a poet and writer, according to his own characterization, of "unheard of simplicity".              ▪ Pay attention to the features of the evolution of the creative manner of the writer.       ▪ Let us trace its changes from early to late works.       ▪ Let's try to understand what is the secret of B. Pasternak’s amazing literary style, its charm and charm.       ▪ We will try to formulate the basic principles of the worldview of this artist of the word and his creative work.              Interestingly said and shown by Sergey Ostapenko (Sergej Ostapenko) - candidate of philological sciences.               When: December 24, 7 p.m.        Where: 4City, st. Cable, 27/1        Cost of participation: 100 UAH (payment by card or on the spot)        Registration (required): http://bit.ly/34nDuXa        For all questions: 0930789587, Katerina.