Andrejs Upīts

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Andrejs Upīts ( Russian Андрей Мартынович Упит / Andrei Martynowitsch Upit; scientific transliteration Andrej Martynovič Upit ), b. on December 4, 1877 , died on November 17, 1970 , was a Latvian writer, critic, and literary scholar. As a representative of socialist realism , Upīts is called the "Latvian Gorky". His work includes all major genres of literature.

Commemorative plaque on the house of Brīvības iela 38 in Riga, where the writer spent the last years of his life: "In this house lived from 1951 to 1970 the hero of socialist work, the popular writer of the Latvian SSR, Andrejs Upīts (1877–1970)"

Live and act

Andrejs Upits was one of the first members of the Latvian Academy of Sciences . His novels show the influence of Leo Tolstoy and were included in the Russian book series Library of World Literature published by the Khudoschestwennaja literatura publishing house.

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Novels

  • Pilsoņi (The Citizens, 1907)
  • Jauni avoti (New Sources, 1909)
  • Sieviete (A Woman, 1910)
  • Zīda tīklā (1912, German title: In silk nets , from the Russian by Marie Jacob , Rudolstadt: Greifenverlag, 1956)
  • Pēdējais latvietis (The Last Latvian, 1913)
  • Tent (gold, 1914)
  • Renegāti (The Renegades, 1915)
  • Ziemeļa vējš (North Wind, 1921)
  • Pērkona pievārtē (In the forecourt of thunder, 1922)
  • Pa varavīksnes tiltu (Over the Rainbow Bridge, 1926)
  • Zem naglota papēža (Under nailed heel, 1928)
  • Jāņa Robežnieka pārnākšana (The Return of Jānis Robežnieks, 1932)
  • Jāņa Robežnieka nāve (The Death of Jānis Robežnieks, 1933)
  • Vecās ēnas (The Ancient Shadows, 1934)
  • Smaidoša lapa. Manas dzīves romāns (A smiling sheet. The novel of my life, Riga: Zelta grauds, 1937)
  • Pirmā nakts (The first night, part 1 of the tetralogy Laikmetu griežos , 1937)
  • Māsas Ģertrūdes noslēpums (Sister Gertrud's Secret, Riga 1939)
  • Laikmetu griežos (At the turn of the ages , tetralogy, 1940)
  • Zaļā zeme (The Green Land, 1945)
  • Plaisa mākoņos (A crack in the clouds, 1951)

Short stories

  • Mazas komēdijas (Little Comedies, 1909)
  • Mazas komēdijas II (Little Comedies Volume 2, 1910)
  • Nemiers (Unrast, 1912)
  • Darba laikā (At Work, 1915)
  • Atkusnī (In the Thaw, 1919)
  • Vēju kauja (Battle of the Winds, 1920)
  • Skaidas atvarā ( Chips in the Whirlpool, 1921)
  • Aiz paradīzes vārtiem (Behind the Gate of Paradise, 1922)
  • Metamorfozas (Metamorphoses, 1923)
  • Kailā dzīvība (The Bare Life, 1926); the story Klemensa Perjē nāve from this volume appeared in a translation from Russian by Harry Burck under the title The Death of Clément Périer in the anthology “Under the wing of a bird. Latvian Tales from Nine Decades "(Berlin 1978)
  • Stāsti par mācītājiem (Stories about Pastors, 1930)
  • Noveles (novellas, 1943)

Dramas

  • Dzimumdienas rītā (On the morning of the birthday, one-act play, 1905)
  • Amazones (The Amazons, 1909)
  • Pārcilvēki (Superman, Dramatization of Novellas, 1909)
  • Ragana (The Witch, one-act play, 1910)
  • Balss un atbalss (voice and echo, part 1 of a trilogy, 1911)
  • Viens un daudzie (One and Many, Part 2 of a trilogy, 1914)
  • Nanniņa (Nännchen, 1915)
  • Saule un tvaiks (Sun and Haze, part 3 of a trilogy, 1918)
  • Salauzta sirds (A Broken Heart, 1921)
  • Peldētāja Zuzanna (The Swimmer Susanne, 1922)
  • Laimes lācis (The Care Bear , 1923)
  • Privātīpašums (private property, 1923)
  • Atraitnes vīrs (The widow's husband, 1925)
  • Kaijas lidojums (The Flight of the Seagull, 1925)
  • Mirabo (Mirabeau, 1926)
  • Cēloņi un sekas (causes and effects, short story dramatization, 1927)
  • Vesela miesa (A healthy body, 1928)
  • 1905 ([The Revolution of] 1905, 1929)
  • Apburtais loks (vicious circle, 1929)
  • Žanna d'Arka (1930, German edition: Jeanne d'Arc. Tragedy in four acts (twelve pictures) . Translated from Latvian by Oskar Grosberg , Riga 1934)
  • Šodien lillā! (Today purple !, 1930)
  • Ziedošais tuksnesis (The blooming desert, 1930)
  • Stāsti par mācītājiem (stories about pastors, short story dramatization, 1932)
  • Ziņģu Ješkas uzvara (Singe-Jeschka's Victory, 1933)
  • Spartaks (Spartakus, 1943)
  • Dziesmotā jūgā (In the Yoke Among Songs, 1946)
  • Spuldzes maisā (Bulbs in a Sack, 1948)
  • Zaļā zeme (The Green Land, dramatization of the novel, 1948)

Poetry

  • Mazas drāmas (Little Dramas, 1911)
  • Fabulas bez morāles (Fables without Morals, 1924)

Literary works

  • Studijas un kritikas (studies and reviews, 1910/11)
  • Proletāriskā māksla (Proletarian Art, 1920)
  • Latvijas jaunākā rakstniecības vēsture 1885-1920 (History of Modern Latvian Literature 1885-1920, 1921)
  • Pasaules rakstniecības vēsture (History of World Literature, with R. Egle, 4 vols., 1930–34)
  • Romāna vēsture (History of the Novel, Vol. 1, 1941)
  • Ceļā uz sociālistisko reālismu (Towards Socialist Realism, 1951)
  • Latviešu literatūra (Latvian Literature, Vol. 1, 1951)

Work editions

References and footnotes

  1. ^ Antiquarian link
  2. No. 187 Nowelly Новеллы Novelly ( publ.lib.ru )

literature

  • Biographical information in the anthology Under the wing of a bird. Latvian stories from nine decades . Berlin: Volk und Welt 1978, pp. 455–457
  • Literatures of the Peoples of the Soviet Union , 2nd edition 1968, p. 416 f.
  • Latviešu rakstniecība biogrāfijās (The Latvian Literature in Biographies). Edited by the Institute for Literature, Folklore and Art at the University of Latvia (LU), 2nd, revised and expanded edition, Riga: Zinātne, 2003, pp. 601–603
  • Kārlis Krauliņš: Andrejs Upīts: Dzīve un darbs (Andrejs Upīts. Life and Work). 2., abridged edition, Riga: Liesma, 1979 (see SUB GÖ )
  • Ilgonis Bērsons: Padomju Latvijas rakstnieki , Riga: Liesma, 1976, pp. 496-510

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