Letters of Anton Chekhov to His Family and Friends Part 5

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov 지음

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This section covers Chekhov’s declining health and the letters written during his final years. The tone becomes increasingly philosophical and emotional, reflecting his reflections on life and literary contributions. The letters from Berlin and Badenweiler capture his poignant final moments and the emotions he experienced as he approached the end of his life. His relationship with Olga Knipper is also highlighted, offering a glimpse into his personal connections. These letters bring closure to Chekhov’s life and his literary journey.

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TO A. F. KONI.
DEAR SIR, ANATOLY FYODOROVITCH,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
MOSCOW,
February 23.
March 5.
TO MADAME KISELYOV.
TO HIS SISTER.
VIENNA,
MY DEAR CZECHS,
TO HIS BROTHER IVAN.
TO MADAME KISELYOV.
TO HIS SISTER,
VENICE,
BOLOGNA,
FLORENCE,
FLORENCE,
TO MADAME KISELYOV.
TO HIS SISTER.
NAPLES,
NAPLES,
MONTE CARLO,
TO HIS BROTHER MIHAIL.
TO HIS SISTER.
PARIS,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
ALEXIN,
ALEXIN,
TO L. S. MIZINOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
BOGIMOVO,
BOGIMOVO,
BOGIMOVO,
TO L. S. MIZINOV.
TO L. S. MIZINOV.
PRECIOUS LIDA!
TO THE SAME.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO MADAME KISELYOV.
TO HIS BROTHER ALEXANDR.
MY PHOTOGRAPHIC AND PROLIFIC BROTHER!
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
July 29.
August 6.
August 18.
August 18.
August 28.
August 28.
MOSCOW,
TO E. M. S.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
MOSCOW,
TO MADAME LINTVARYOV.
HONOURED NATALYA MIHAILOVNA,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
MOSCOW,
TO E. M. S.
HONOURED ELENA MIHAILOVNA,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
MOSCOW,
TO N. A. LEIKIN.
TO E. P. YEGOROV.
HONOURED EVGRAF PETROVITCH,
TO A. I. SMAGIN.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
December 13, 1891.
TO A. I. SMAGIN.
TO A. N. PLESHTCHEYEV.
DEAR ALEXEY NIKOLAEVITCH,
TO V. A. TIHONOV.
TO A. S. KISELYOV.
TO I. L. SHTCHEGLOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO MADAME AVILOV.
HONOURED LIDYA ALEXYEVNA,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
MELIHOVO,
MELIHOVO,
TO MADAME AVILOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
May 28, 1892.
June 16.
MELIHOVO,
August 16.
MELIHOVO,
November 22, 1892.
November 25, 1892.
February, 1893.
April 26, 1893.
MELIHOVO,
YALTA,
TO L. S. MIZINOV.
DEAR LIKA,
TO HIS BROTHER ALEXANDR.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
May 9.
TO MADAME AVILOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
MELIHOVO,
MELIHOVO,
MELIHOVO,
MELIHOVO,
MELIHOVO,
MELIHOVO,
MOSCOW,
MELIHOVO
TO HIS BROTHER MIHAIL.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO HIS SISTER.
TO HIS BROTHER MIHAIL.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO E. M. S.
TO A. F. KONI.
TO V. I. NEMIROVITCH-DANTCHENKO.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
DEAR FRIEND,
MOSCOW,
MOSCOW,
MOSCOW,
TO A. I. ERTEL.
DEAR FRIEND ALEXANDR IVANOVITCH,
TO SUVORIN.
TO MADAME AVILOV.
TO F. D. BATYUSHKOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO F. D. BATYUSHKOV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO HIS BROTHER ALEXANDR.
TO HIS BROTHER MIHAIL.
TO GORKY.
YALTA,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO HIS BROTHER MIHAIL.
TO I. I. ORLOV.
TO MADAME AVILOV.
TO GORKY.
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
TO G. I. ROSSOLIMO.
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
YALTA,
TO GORKY.
PRECIOUS ALEXEY MAXIMOVITCH,
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO P. I. KURKIN.
DEAR PYOTR IVANOVITCH,
TO V. M. SOBOLEVSKY.
DEAR VASSILY MIHAILOVITCH,
TO G. I. ROSSOLIMO.
DEAR GRIGORY IVANOVITCH,
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
DEAR ACTRESS,
TO F. D. BATYUSHKOV.
MUCH RESPECTED F. D.,
TO M. O. MENSHIKOV.
TO L. S. MIZINOV.
DEAR LIRA,
TO GORKY.
DEAR ALEXEY MAXIMOVITCH,
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
DEAR ACTRESS,
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
DEAR ACTRESS,
TO GORKY.
DEAR ALEXEY MAXIMOVITCH,
TO V. A. POSSE.
MUCH RESPECTED VLADIMIR ALEXANDROVITCH,
YALTA,
TO A. S. SUVORIN,
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
TO HIS SISTER.
DEAR MASHA,
TO O. L. KNIPPER.
TO HIS SISTER.
DEAR MASHA,
TO GORKY.
DEAR ALEXEY MAXIMOVITCH,
MOSCOW,
July 29, 1902.
TO S. P. DYAGILEV.
TO A. S. SUVORIN.
July 1, 1903.
TO S. P. DYAGILEV.
TO K. S. STANISLAVSKY.
TO MADAME STANISLAVSKY.
TO K. S. STANISLAVSKY.
TO V. I. NEMIROVITCH DANTCHENKO.
TO A. L. VISHNEVSKY.
TO K. S. STANISLAVSKY.
DEAR KONSTANTIN SERGEYITCH,
TO F. D. BATYUSHKOV.
TO MADAME AVILOV.
TO FATHER SERGEY SHTCHUKIN.
DEAR FATHER SERGEY,
TO HIS SISTER.
BERLIN,
BADENWEILER,
June 16.
June 21.
June 28.

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저자(글) Anton Pavlovich Chekhov

Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) was a Russian short story writer and playwright, regarded as a master of realist literature. He explored the everyday lives of ordinary people with psychological depth, leaving a strong impression through his unique sensitivity and concise style. His notable works include short stories such as “The Darling” and “Misery,” and plays like “The Seagull,” “Three Sisters,” and “The Cherry Orchard.” As a practicing physician, he infused his writing with compassion and an understanding of human suffering. Chekhov was exceptional at portraying the irony of life and the complexities of human nature. He profoundly influenced modern drama by focusing on subtle conflicts and emotions rather than dramatic events. His works continue to be loved and performed worldwide, cementing his place as a pivotal figure in both Russian and global literature.