Site Progress Week of July 12, 2023

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This week I finished the poems of Charles Baudelaire in all languages (en, fr, ru) and also the poems of James Russell Lowell in English

I also worked on Ivan Sergueïevitch Turgenev, and we have more English and Russian books. I’ll put a few random links as usual but you can check the authors’ pages to find them all.

I did modify a bit the new page: Greeting, Everyday Expression, Classroom Expressions,

Ivan Sergueïevitch Turgenev

Charles Baudelaire

James Russell Lowell

This week our article was A Short biography, and all the paintings of Paris, France by Konstantin Korovin as I found interesting to see my native city from the eye of a Russian painter.

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Site Progress Week of July 5, 2023

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This week I added a lot of poems. First by our three usual poets: Charles Baudelaire, Mikhail Lermontov and James Russell Lowell but I also added a new poet Ivan Turgenev with his poems in different languages. In addition, I also added poems from Charles Baudelaire in Russian.

There is also a small article About “War and Peace” by Leo Tolstoy or Au sujet de La Guerre et la Paix de Léon Tolstoï (in French).

And I began working on our French course section, so we have a new page: Greeting, Everyday Expression, Classroom Expressions, I’ll add to the page next week certainly.

I also continued to add books by Ivan Turgenev in Russian. Following are a few links to some news poems or books. Check the author to find them all, …

Ivan Sergueïevitch Turgenev

We already had the book in French and English so I finally added it in Russian

Charles Baudelaire

Baudelaire

Le Revenant (Fr)
Le Rebelle  (Fr)
Le Parfum  (Fr)
Le Masque (Fr)
Le Lethe (PIÉCES Condamnées) (Fr)…

Mikhail Lermontov

James Russell Lowell

James Russell Lowell

The Sirens
 Summer Storm
The Moon
Love 
Midnight 
Song (Violet! sweet violet!) …

This week we posted: Happy Fourth of July with a poem and a few photos and our article was the poem To-Morrow! To-Morrow!” by I. Turgenev English and Russian side by side and the painting “The Land” by Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy – 1894

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Poem “To-Morrow! To-Morrow!” by I. Turgenev English and Russian side by side and painting

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As often I offer you a nice painting with a poem in Russian and English side by side.

“The Land” by Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy – 1894

Go to: the painting and find out who is Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy in a few words.

Завтра, завтраTo-Morrow! To-Morrow!
Translated from the Russian by Isabel F. Hapgood
Как пуст, и вял, и ничтожен почти всякий прожитой день! Как мало следов оставляет он за собою! Как бессмысленно глупо пробежали эти часы за часами!How empty, and insipid, and insignificant is almost every day which we have lived through! How few traces it leaves behind it! In what a thoughtlessly-stupid manner have those hours flown past, one after another!
И между тем человеку хочется существовать; он дорожит жизнью, он надеется на нее, на себя, на будущее… О, каких благ он ждет от будущего!And, nevertheless, man desires to exist; he prizes life, he hopes in it, in himself, in the future…. Oh, what blessings he expects from the future!
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Poème « Demain ! Demain!” par I. Tourgueniev français et russe côte à côte et peinture

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Comme souvent je vous propose un joli tableau avec un poème en russe et en français côte à côte.

« La Terre » de Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy – 1894

Allez à:  la peinture et découvrez qui est Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy en quelques mots.

Завтра, завтраDemain ! Demain!
Как пуст, и вял, и ничтожен почти всякий прожитой день! Как мало следов оставляет он за собою! Как бессмысленно глупо пробежали эти часы за часами!Oh ! comme chaque jour qui passe est vide, morne et fastidieux ! Comme il laisse peu de traces ! Et que la course des heures est stupide !
И между тем человеку хочется существовать; он дорожит жизнью, он надеется на нее, на себя, на будущее… О, каких благ он ждет от будущего!Pourtant, l’homme est avide de vivre ; il y tient ; il a foi en lui-même, dans son existence, dans son avenir… Ô, combien d’espoirs il fonde sur demain !
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Site Progress Week of June 29, 2023

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This week I continued to add books from Ivan Turgenev in French, English and Russian as well as his short stories in Russian and most of them in English.

I’ll list a few:

I continued to work on our poems sections. and I added new poems on the pages of Charles Baudelaire, Mikhail Lermontov and James Russell Lowell

Here are a few poems by:

Charles Baudelaire

Mikhail Lermontov

James Russell Lowell

This week our article was a translation and short analysis of the Poem “Tempest” by Alexander Pushkin (English and Russian side by side) with the Painting-“Tempest”-by-Ivan-Aivazovsky

Tempest -1886 by Ivan Aivazovsky
Tempest -1886 by Ivan Aivazovsky

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Faits et bref résumé de “Moumou” d’Ivan Tourgueniev

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Cette semaine, j’ai décidé de faire quelques changements. Les articles seront rédigés directement sur le site au lieu du blog pour faciliter leur recherche. Le blog n’affichera qu’une partie de l’article avec un lien vers la page. Votre avis sur le changement est bienvenu dans les commentaires.

“Moumou” est une histoire courte écrite par Ivan Tourgueniev en 1852 et publiée pour la première fois en 1854. Cette histoire a attiré une plus grande attention sur les cruautés du serdom. Elle fait maintenant partie de notre livre bilingue (russe/anglais)

Ivan Sergueïevitch Tourgueniev est né le 9 novembre (28 octobre) 1818 à Orel dans l’Empire russe. Il était un romancier, nouvelliste, poète, dramaturge, traducteur russe parlant couramment l’allemand, le français et l’anglais. Il popularisait également la littérature russe en Occident, mais sa principale préoccupation était la Russie et il écrivait principalement à ce sujet et uniquement en russe. Il est mort le 22 aout (3 septembre) 1883 a Bougival en France.

Mymy
Mymy

Ivan Turgenev a écrit l’histoire “Moumou” alors qu’il était exilé dans son domaine de Spasskoye-Lutovinovo après avoir passé un mois en détention pour avoir écrit une nécrologie sur la mort de Nicholai Gogol contrairement aux interdictions de la censure.

“Moumou” est une exploration et une critique du servage montrant la terreur du pouvoir absolu d’un être humain sur un autre, et est basé sur une histoire vraie avec un chien qui s’est passé chez Tourgueniev à Moscou. Sa mère est représentée par la propriétaire tandis que le serf était Andrey qui, contrairement au serf de l’histoire, est resté avec sa maîtresse. …

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Vous pouvez lire cette histoire, en anglais, en russe ou en format bilingue

Mymy

Read: Mumu (eng)

Читать: Муму (Рус.)

Read: Mumu (Bilingual Rus/Eng)
Читать: Муму (двуязычный русский/английский)

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Facts and short summary of “Mumu” by Ivan Turgenev

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This week I decided to make some changes. The articles will be written directly on the site instead of the blog to facilitate their finding. The blog will show only part of the article with a link to the page. You are more than welcome to give me your opinion in the comments.

Mumu is a short story written by Ivan Turgenev in 1852 and first published in 1854 which brought a greater attention to the cruelties of serdom. It is now part of our bilingual book (Russian/English)

Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev was born on November 9, (October 28), 1818 in Oryol in the Russian Empire. He was a Russian novelist, short story writer, poet, playwright, translator fluent in German, French and English. He also was a popularizer of Russian literature in the West but his primary concern was Russia and he wrote mostly about it and only in Russian. He died on September 3 (August 22) 1883, in Bougival, France.

Mymy
Mymy

Ivan Turgenev wrote the story “Mumu” while he was exiled to his estate of Spasskoye-Lutovinovo after having spend a month in custody for writing an obituary on the death of Nicholai Gogol contrary to the prohibitions of censorship.

“Mumu” is an exploration and a critic of serfdom showing the terror of absolute power of one human being over another and is based on a real story with a dog that happened at Turgenev’s house in Moscow. His mother is represented by the landlady while the Serf was Andrey who unlike the serf in the story stayed with his mistress. …

Continue reading on the site: Facts and short summary of “Mumu” by Ivan Turgenev

You can read this story, in English, Russian or in the bilingual format:

Mymy

Read: Mumu (eng)

Читать: Муму (Рус.)

Read: Mumu (Bilingual Rus/Eng)
Читать: Муму (двуязычный русский/английский)

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