A woman's kingdom and other stories

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A woman's kingdom and other stories

Anton Chekhov ; translated with an introduction and notes by Ronald Hingley

(The world's classics)

Oxford University Press, 1989

  • : pbk

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Short stories

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Translated from the Russian

Bibliography: p. [xiii]

Contents of Works
  • The seizure
  • My wife
  • The two Volodyas
  • The black monk
  • A woman's kingdom
  • At a country house
  • Murder
  • My life
  • In the hollow
Description and Table of Contents

Description

In this collection of nine stories by Anton Chekhov, the author's distaste for the iniquities of class structure are revealed as he returns time and again to the theme of social conflict. His stories underline the tragic dimensions of his characters' lives, afflicted by drink, insanity, greed, lust, religious mania and boredom. This collection follows two previous volumes of Chekhov's short stories in this series, "The Russian Master" and "Ward Number Six".

Table of Contents

  • "The Seizure" (1888)
  • "My Wife" (1892)
  • "The Two Volodyas" (1893)
  • "The Black Monk" (1894)
  • "A Woman's Kingdom" (1894)
  • "At a Country House" (1894)
  • "Murder" (1895)
  • "My Life" (1896)
  • "In the Hollow" (1900).

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