Institute. Stories. Marko Vovchok

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Marko Vovchok is a writer, an emancipator, considered one of the first authors in the genre of psychological realism. Her work is a manifesto of freedom amidst complete slavery.

In her stories and one of the central novels, "The Institute," the author depicts vivid images of heroines who do not want to put up with a life of slavery. On the one hand, we see a spoiled, cruel, disgusting young lady. The drill in good manners at the Boarding House has not affected her in any way, so she turns the lives of those around her into hell: psychological pressure, whims, beatings, bullying. And on the other hand, there is the peasant Ustinya, who is ready to defend her own dignity and sacrifice everything for the right to manage her own life under any circumstances.

Characteristics

Format / 130x200x12 mm

Author / Marko Vovchok

Type / Paper

Weight / 188

Illustrations / no illustrations

Publishing house / Vihola

Book Series / Non-Canonical Canon

Literature by periods / Literature of the 19th - early 20th centuries (until 1918)

ISBN / 978-617-8257-31-6

Language / Ukrainian

Cover type / Paperback

Number of pages / 176

Year of publication / 2023