Alexander Nikolaevich Ostrovsky: a maiden without a dowry

In the late 19th century, Russian society was a time when audiences of all walks of life had found theaters and they needed a new play. Ostrovsky, who worked in the courthouse, was subjected to various aspects of life and thinking of Russian merchants at the time, and experienced what they were guilty of for money, how they deceived each other, and also their own beliefs that they were too much to be called on and that money was only powerful and is true. He has developed a new world of plays that uses these experiences and experiences to prepare and combine immoral merchants and honest, decent figures with the lives of various merchants. The playwright describes the world of merchants and shows the history of the change that is taking place in Russian society. He showed the most talented ability to use the spoken word of merchants, officials and nobles to create and transmit the nature of their conversations and the true image of each character. Ostrovsky published his works as a philosophical drama that has inspired the commonst of society in the background of the merchant's life, and devoted his life to the creation of a Russian realist national theater, and his 40 years of creative work is closely associated with the Moscow Ali Theater. All his plays were created to be performed in this theater.

Korean title: 지참금 없는 처녀

Korean author: 알렉산드르 니콜라예비치 오스트로프스키

Korean publisher: 보고사

ISBN-13: 9791165873783