Sanine

Michael Artzibashef's "Sanine" offers a stark and uncompromising portrait of early 20th-century Russian society. This pivotal work of Russian literature delves into themes of social alienation and existential questioning against the backdrop of a nation in turmoil. "Sanine" explores the rise of nihilism and its impact on individual lives and societal norms.

A powerful example of world literature, "Sanine" remains relevant for its unflinching look at the search for meaning and purpose. Artzibashef captures the complexities of Russian social life and customs during a transformative period, offering readers a glimpse into the philosophical and social currents that shaped the era. This edition provides a meticulously prepared and accessible presentation of a classic text, inviting readers to engage with its enduring themes.

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