Предмет: Литература, автор: Аноним

творчество островский бесприданница кратко

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Автор ответа: Rasulkanafin50

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«Бесприда́нница» — пьеса Александра Николаевича Островского. Работа над ней продолжалась в течение четырёх лет — с 1874 по 1878 год. Премьерные спектакли по «Бесприданнице» состоялись осенью 1878 года и вызвали протест у зрителей и театральных критиков. Успех пришёл к произведению уже после смерти автора.

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