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Envy

work by Olesha
Also known as: “Zavist”

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discussed in biography

  • Olesha, Yury Karlovich
    In Yury Karlovich Olesha

    …published in book form 1928; Envy), the central theme of which is the fate of the intelligentsia in Russia’s postrevolutionary society. Olesha’s obvious enthusiasm for the new state of affairs did not hinder him from seeing and conveying to the reader the dramatic clash between the rational industrial state and…

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place in Russian literature

  • Russia
    In Russia: The 20th century

    …Petrov, and the short novel Envy (1927) by Yury Olesha fall into this category. Writing in Russian also flourished in communities of anticommunist exiles in Germany, France, Italy, and the United States, as represented by writers as various as the novelists Vladimir Nabokov and Yevgeny Zamyatin and the theologian-philosophers Vladimir…

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