Примери коришћења Bunin на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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I am Madame Bunin.
Bunin would do the same thing.
I'm looking for Mr Bunin.
Bunin would do the same thing.
And let him not forget that Russia doesn't need Bunin.
Bunin represented a very bad type of émigré.
Classics of the twentieth century:concise, Bunin,"Caucasus".
Bunin represented a very bad type of émigré.
Dr. Kessler Sr. Was working with a zoologist named Dr. Carl Bunin.
The aroma of these apples, renowned for Bunin, became their trademark.
Ivan Bunin Women are never as strong as when they are armed with weakness.
A tragic story of love andloneliness- this is the unknown life of the great Russian writer Ivan Bunin.
Bunin as you noticed- for him life ended still before the revolution;
Life of a Russian émigré artist can be symbolised, we think,by three names: Bunin, Nabokov, Solzhenitsyn.
Bunin started working upon the book in summer 1911, when at the Vasilyevsky estate in Oryol Governorate.
To be sure, I haven't experienced what Solzhenitsyn experienced and Bunin- of course I haven't experienced what Bunin experienced either.
Bunin died in 1953- the same year as Stalin- and it was only after this that his books began to appear in the Soviet Union.
His novels An Evening with Claire(1929) and The Spectre of Alexander Wolf(1948) became his most well-known works, mentioned by writers Maxim Gorky,Ivan Bunin and Vladislav Khodasevich.
There were also such poets as Ivan Bunin and Marina Tsvetayeva who refused to align themselves with any of these movements.
The suffering of a humble individual of low rank, the confrontation between an exceptional character and society, the painful choice between duty and personal happiness, a loner's rebellion against the system- all these subjects were first raised by Pushkin, before becoming central ideas in works by other great Russian authors such as Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy,Chekhov and Bunin.
Bunin received the award“for the strict artistry with which he has carried on the classical Russian traditions in prose writing.”.
Being an émigré one can lock oneself up exclusively in recollections of the past- like Bunin, or assimilate within a different culture, different language- like Nabokov, or live more the problems of one's own nation rather than those of one's new environment- like Solzhenitsyn.
Bunin, however, became increasingly popular in the democratic West, particularly in France, with its well-established Russian émigré community.
Besides, keep in mind that Nabokov left Russia when he was a child, and Bunin left, was forced to leave, as an adult, as a mature human being, and Solzhenitsyn was not only an adult and a writer but also a writer who had lived through things neither of the two had ever dreamt about.
And Bunin- I think- would constantly relive his pain which embittered him, he couldn't suppress it within himself, he was not as strong as Solzhenitsyn in a sense.
Besides, keep in mind that Nabokov left Russia when he was a child, and Bunin left, was forced to leave, as an adult, as a mature human being, and Solzhenitsyn was not only an adult and a writer but also a writer who had lived through things neither of the two had ever dreamt about.
And Bunin- I think- would constantly relive his pain which embittered him, he couldn't suppress it within himself, he was not as strong as Solzhenitsyn in a sense.
Russian poet Ivan Bunin visited the palace in 1900 and wrote a short poem entitled"Long alley leading down to the shore…".
Tolstoy was highly valued by Aleksander Blok and Valery Bryusov;Ivan Bunin, otherwise harsh in his comments on fellow writers, rated him very high; Velemir Khlebnikov mentioned him among his all-time favourites and, most surprisingly(according to Korney Chukovsky), Vladimir Mayakovsky knew his poetry by heart and often recited it in public.