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The Man Who Lived in a Shell Anton Chekhov Short Story (Urdu) (Hindi)

The Man Who Lived in a Shell Anton Chekhov Short Story (Urdu) (Hindi) Anton Chekhov (1860 Russia, 1904 Germany) Russain short-story writer, playwright and physician Considered one of the greatest short-story writers in history of the world literature Chekhov practiced as a doctor throughout most of his literary career "Medicine is my lawful wife and literature is my mistress" 17 Yeara old, wrote first tragedy The Bet (short story) Father (Serf/Peasan) -Struggle for Independence|Having a shop|Later of Run by Chekhov Chekhov sold his short stories just to support his family. Stye : Dispassionate, Non-judgemental author, Lack of critical social commentary in his works. The Man Who Lived in a Shell Characters List: Belikov a teacher of Greek language | Bachelor of 40 The man who lives in a shell | keeps almost all things in a case | Room is like a box | Isolated | Strange Man because disturbed by small change in society/Personality | Does not like changes | Sociable | Disciplined routine. Varya second Imp Character | sister of a nee school teacher | Belikov and Varya Good Couple| Closer but too different | 30 years old | Tall and noisy, loves the spirit of life | Belongs to rich family, sincere feelings | wants variety , sick of the life she is spening with her brother. Kavalenko younger brother | nee teacher of History | young, tall and dark complextioned man | incompatible with Belikov | pushes Belikov and he falls down from the stair as he does not like the interference of Belikov in his life in the form of his advices. It is about a special group of people who always spend their lives in a shell and don't see beyond themselves. Incorrigible people Tale within Tale Summary (Narrated Burkin to Ivan) The Man who lived in a Shell or The Man in a Case Narrow minded school teacher - Belikov A new teacher named Mikhail Kavalenko is assigned to Belikov's school, and he brings with him his lively and cheerful sister Varya. Match between Varya and Belikov Caricature Belikov and Mikhail Kavalenko Humilated |Returned | Died Themes Humanity's essential need to be free from tyranny and coercion Isolation Freedom "We all have our shells,Chekhov seems to be saying, We all have limitations on out ability to love or to be open to others" Style and Technique Number of structual and thematic elements "Frame Tale"