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يجمع This book combines two of Maxim Gorky's masterpieces, revealing the harshness of life on the one hand, and the depth of human conflict on the other. In the story "Creatures Were Men" we descend to the bottom of Russian society, where outcasts live in dark, damp basements, their faces pale and their bodies exhausted, as if they have lost the features of humans to become mere “creatures”. Yet, amidst this devastation, a hidden question shines through: Can humanity be completely erased, or does it remain dormant as a spark waiting to be awakened? In Cain and Artyom, we are faced with a stormy intellectual and spiritual confrontation, an uninterrupted dialogue between two characters who represent eternal opposites: good and evil, hope and despair, rebellion and submission. Here the text turns into a mirror of man himself, as Gorky reveals that the real conflict is not with the outside world alone, but with the shadows and light that hide deep within us. With his harsh, realistic style and contemplative language, Gorky formulates a literary testimony not only about Russia, but about man in every time and place. They are two stories that touch on the essence of human experience: misery, rupture, and the stubborn desire for freedom and dignity. هذا الكتاب بين قصتين من روائع مكسيم غوركي، تكشفان عن قسوة الحياة من جهة، وعمق الصراع الإنساني من جهة أخرى. في قصة "مخلوقات كانت رجالًا" ننزل إلى قاع المجتمع الروسي، حيث يعيش المنبوذون في أقبية رطبة مظلمة، وجوههم شاحبة وأجسادهم مرهقة، كأنهم فقدوا ملامح البشر ليغدوا مجرد “مخلوقات”. ومع ذلك، وسط هذا الخراب، يلمع سؤال خفي: هل يمكن أن تُمحى الإنسانية تمامًا، أم أنها تظل كامنة كشرارة تنتظر من يوقظها؟ أما في "قايين وأرتيوم" فإننا أمام مواجهة فكرية وروحية عاصفة، حوار لا ينقطع بين شخصيتين تمثلان نقيضين أبديين: الخير والشر، الأمل واليأس، التمرد والخضوع. هنا يتحول النص إلى مرآة للإنسان ذاته، إذ يكشف غوركي أن الصراع الحقيقي ليس مع العالم الخارجي وحده، بل مع ما يختبئ في أعماقنا من ظلال ونور. بأسلوبه الواقعي القاسي ولغته المشبعة بالتأمل، يصوغ غوركي شهادة أدبية لا عن روسيا وحدها، بل عن الإنسان في كل زمان ومكان. إنهما قصتان تمسّان جوهر التجربة البشرية: البؤس، التمزق، والرغبة العنيدة في الحرية والكرامة.

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Publisher: Azha Author: Maxim Gorky Language: Arabic Number of pages: 157 Paperback

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  • SKU: GE810BM1OVHE1NAFAMZ
  • Production Country: Egypt
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