Progetto: Lettura di gruppo
Autore: Daniela
Blog: "Note a Margine"
http://noteamargine-daniela.blogspot.com
Libro selezionato: "Il Maestro e Margherita"
Author: Mikhail Bulgakov
Plot
Woland, the incarnation of Satan, happens in Moscow of the 20s. With magical interventions upsets the theatrical and literary environment, exposing abuses and favoritism. Especially helps the teacher, writer, victim of censorship for a novel about Pilate (of which some are reported in the narrative chapters, those relating to the death sentence of Christ). Locked in a mental hospital, as undesirable, is released through the intervention of Margaret, the woman he loved, who agrees to become a witch and a great night to lead the sabbath of Satan.
Review by ร เ 3 ๏ ภ ค
As a vortex that attracts you, then you release and you are safe and sound, but stunned
Without doubt a classic of contemporary literature, "The Master and Margarita" big surprise for fantasy fiction and fascinating for that aura of mystery and darkness that surrounds him.
The text was written in the 30's of 1900 by Mikhail Bulgakov, Russian novelist and playwright who has built a compelling story rich in characters and events that initially appear to be independent of each other then, read on to find out to be perfectly linked and plausible reason.
The story takes place in an atmosphere of palpable supernatural, but along with extraordinary characters, such as the Devil, demons and vampires, they move very real characters, involved in a dynamic society and corrupt Moscow. For the latter Bulgakov chooses punishment appropriate to the misconduct committed by staging situations deliberately ironic. These situations certainly entertain the reader becomes complicit in a political sarcasm, to remember above all is the great spectacle of black magic Woland & co.
The finish does not disappoint, even Bulgakov seems to reach a peak of wonderful poetry, which, together with the history of the encounter between Jesus and Pontius Pilate and the love of Master and Margaret, balances all that part where it hurts' as a guideline to a hopeless fate.
At the end of reading I suggest you re-read the passage in the "Faust" by Goethe, the author of "The Master and Margarita" is proposed as a source of reflection:
"... So then, who are you? I am a part of that power which eternally evil and eternally wants to do good. "
also advised to accompany the reading of the transposition Russian television (in Italian with subtitles of course:) you can find on YouTube. Here is a link that refers to the first ten minutes of the first episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwlu5Wz-O_0
was practically made a TV series in several episodes, and the stakes are so faithful to the text that they each last about 50 minutes.
REACTIONS highly personal reading
Initially I could not get into history and it all seemed very complicated: the protagonists are so many, for many have mentioned two names, a surname and a nickname (the Russian way), some even carry the same name, the shares are so many, at first confused, then skillfully linked. Well ... you may get confused! Soon I became accustomed to the style, the Russian names and how to weave the facts narrated and the reading is fast and continued without fail.
About half of my story sensibility was disturbed. The main character is the Devil and the presence of his hand working is insistently reiterated. Prevail so immoral, dark thoughts, exposure and punishment. I quit reading for a week.
I resumed reading, refreshed and still interested, and not the original narrative has ended. The novel involves surprise and to the end.
In conclusion: it's like a vortex that attracts you, then you release and you are safe and sound, but stunned.
The Master and Margarita ***** _5 stars aNobiane
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