there was this war, so margaret mitchell, a seemingly simple housewife, wrote listen, it’s not simple but relatively speaking, by the time she wrote the novel, she led the lifestyle of an ordinary housewife, she was a deputy, she was everything she was lying broken when she wrote this novel , she had something there, i’ve already forgotten, something happened, she broke everything in herself, so she could work as a reporter, well, in general, at that time, be a female reporter one way or another, well.. well, she was an extreme sportswoman, of course , but she had no ambitions for the idea of ​​a writer, or a writer, so she writes this novel, the only work of her life, she wrote it, it was published in 1936, it immediately becomes a bestseller, it is based on it a film in hollywood, but with stars, and it seems to me that this is fame, unexpectedly not collapsed, she may not have previously laid claim to such a role as a great american writer, but nevertheless her book can still be read, it’s interesting, and the film is still interesting to watch, you agree, it already seems a little

there was this war, here is margaret mitchell, a seemingly simple housewife , she wrote not a simplene, she also belongs to such a fairly wealthy and southern southern family, well, she worked as a reporter, yes we understand that, but relatively speaking, by the time she wrote the novel, she was leading an ordinary lifestyle such a housewife , she was lying all broken when she wrote this novel, she had something going on, i’ve already forgotten, something happened, she broke everything in herself, so she could work as a reporter, well, in general, at that time, be a woman reporter anyway. her only work in life, she i wrote it for about 10 years, it was published in 1936, it immediately becomes a bestseller, a film is being made based on it in hollywood, and with stars, and it seems to me that this fame did not suddenly fall, she may not have claimed such a role before. great american writer, but nevertheless, you can still read her book, it’s interesting, and the film is still interesting to watch, you agree with me, it seems hard, there’s still a lot of stuff, you know, outdated, s

emphasizes her lack of conscience, lack of reflection, introspection, that is , when she was asked, margaret mitchell herself, did she write this heroin from herself? lady, no, well, he immediately tells her at the first meeting that you are not a lady, so he immediately exposes her, because she pretends to be herself a lady, but internally she does not correspond to the concepts of that time, what a lady is, listen, well, everyone there knew that she was not a lady, from the nanny to some of her friends, yes, relatives, because in general she had a lively disposition , so to speak, but in general it just seems to me, a list of questions for the reader, that’s what you’re thinking about, she’s good, she’s bad, she didn’t have success, unsuccessfully, but... not much luck, which seems to be the end result , she just has money, but she’s a person who strives for pleasure, mind you, that is, she didn’t have material aspiration all her life, her entire life that we know, yes, she wanted something like that, it seems to me that her love for ashley, it partly, well, symbolizes her craving for something spi

international women’s day, march 8, arina hollina, a blogger, and i will discuss the famous novel by margaret mitchell a symbol of female independence, a style icon , and of course, a paradoxical character, which we will discuss today with arina, hello, hello, i’m glad to see you, and... there’s something going on with her, i’ve already forgotten, something happened, she broke everything in herself, so she couldn’t work as a reporter, but in general, at that time, being a female reporter one way or another, well, it’s not like an ordinary housewife, she was an extreme person, of course, but she had no ambitions for the idea of ​​a writer, or a writer, so she writes this novel, her only work in her life, she wrote it for 10 years, it was published in 1936, it immediately becomes a bestseller and is based on it hollywood movie, right? with the stars, and it seems to me this is fame that did not suddenly fall, she may not have previously laid claim to such a role as a great american writer, but nevertheless, her book can still be read, it’s interesting, and the film is still interesting to watch, you agr

a must-read reading, i'm glaina batnikova, today we discussed the novel gone with the wind, margaret mitchelland i, its host anton getman. today we have a special issue in which we will talk about the legendary belgian. how he managed to make opera the way we see it today, why he remains a role model for theater managers around the world, how he influenced the fate of the most prominent representatives of musical theater today, about this and more, we will talk with our guest, the founder and artistic director of eterna music, an outstanding... theodore, hello, hello, gerard martier, a legendary figure, i think, who played. the performance of those times had a huge large-scale scenery and so on and so forth, we worked 24 hours a day with dimitri to create. then i did a co-production of makbed, which we created together with chernyakov, a novosibirs co-production with the opera bastikh, and this is the first time, i remember, when the french came to novosibirs, because they made the scenery together, and it was minus 50°, they walked like the first man on the moon simply. down the street, it w

podcast, i’m aglaya nabatnikova, arina hollina, a blogger, and i will discuss the famous novel by margaret mitchellhe may not have previously laid claim to such a role as a great american writer, but nevertheless, before you can still read her book, it’s interesting, and the film is still interesting to watch, you agreed a little, it seems to me that it’s still very difficult - a lot of things, you know, outdated, studio shooting, you know, i have the most right now, i it seems that we may all be traumatized by the pavilions shooting, well, probably, the main thing in the film is the casting, yes, and there is quite precise casting, this is vienna lee and lar gable, it seems to me that this is very successful, so to speak, they suit these characters, you agree, very , 200% then, why is the novel still interesting to read, well, listen, it’s even... it doesn’t matter if it’s a woman or a man, in general it’s about a person’s life at a turning point, when a person loses everything, look, she loses her mother too , and her father, well, her homeland, i would even say, because the society in which she

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margaret mitchell she comes up in daddy, she's white, but she saw her daddy, grabbed an ax because he didn't have a gun and this race massacre occurred. but it's fascinating to see how louisiana hope was so instrumental in securing weapons for the black community at this time, which is like not you'd expect from an elite patrician woman like virginia burns. and you've also mentioned grace townsend hamilton as well. yeah, in the course of this. and she's critical. you cannot imagine the it's interesting i this conversation earlier about air force of paternalism but the national urban league looked at at grace and hamilton and said that you are pushing hard enough for integration all aren't welcome y'all atlanta are doing this and the national jcp called the local chapter anti cp because they were not pushing hard enough and there saw h.a. scratching like well you know we were but you know how it is it's wild out here like how you guys are doing it like other cities now are you we will use all hold type and they weren't pushing hard because there was a sense here of institution building