Aspects of Literature
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'. . . You think I am clever. Yes, I am at least so far clever as not to conceal from myself my disease and not to deceive myself, and not to cover up my own emptiness with other people's rags, such as the ideas of the 'sixties and so on. ' That was written in 1892. When we remember all the strange literaryeffort gathered round about that year in the West--Symbolism, the_Yellow Book_, Art for Art's sake--and the limbo into which it has beenthrust by now, we may realise how great a pre...cursor and, in his owndespite, a leader, Anton Tchehov was. When Western literature wasplunging with enthusiasm into one _cul de sac_ after another, incapableof diagnosing its own disease, Tchehov in Russia, unknown to the West, had achieved a clear vision and a sense of perspective.
To-day we begin to feel how intimately Tchehov belongs to us; to-morrowwe may feel how infinitely he is still in advance of us. A genius willalways be in advance of a talent, and in so far as we are concerned withthe genius of Tchehov we must accept the inevitable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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'. . . You think I am clever. Yes, I am at least so far clever as not to conceal from myself my disease and not to deceive myself, and not to cover up my own emptiness with other people's rags, such as the ideas of the 'sixties and so on. ' That was written in 1892. When we remember all the strange literaryeffort gathered round about that year in the West--Symbolism, the_Yellow Book_, Art for Art's sake--and the limbo into which it has beenthrust by now, we may realise how great a pre...cursor and, in his owndespite, a leader, Anton Tchehov was. When Western literature wasplunging with enthusiasm into one _cul de sac_ after another, incapableof diagnosing its own disease, Tchehov in Russia, unknown to the West, had achieved a clear vision and a sense of perspective.
To-day we begin to feel how intimately Tchehov belongs to us; to-morrowwe may feel how infinitely he is still in advance of us. A genius willalways be in advance of a talent, and in so far as we are concerned withthe genius of Tchehov we must accept the inevitable.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murry J. Middleton to read onlineMoreLess
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