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Philosophy and Culture
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Myslivchenko, A. G. On Little-Known Episodes of A. P. Chekhov’s Life and Creation

Abstract: The article is devoted to the little-known period of A. P. Chekhov’s life – his staying at Luka Sumsky district of the Kharkovskaya province in 1888-1889. Nevertheless, Chekhov’s visit to Sumschina and his trip around Gogolev’s places of life made an unforgettable impression on the writer and left a significant trace in his creative work

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art, literature, philosophy, culture, A. P. Chekhov

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2. Mann T. Sobr. soch. M., 1961. T. 10. S. 524.
3. Sapukhin P.A. A.P. Chekhov na Sumshchine. Sumy, 1993.
4. Chekhov A.P. Sobr. soch. T. 6, 7, 11, 12. M., 1956.
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