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Anton Chekov was born in Taganrog, a commerical town on the Sea of Azov in the southern Russia, on Jan. 29, 1860. He studied medicine in Moscow, where he began writing short humorous stories for journals. Among the greatest of his mature stories are
Short Stories
'A Dreary Story' (1889),
'Ward No. Six' (1892),
'My Life' (1896), 'Ionych'
The trilogy
'The Man in a Case', 'Gooseberries', and 'About Love' (all 1898),
'The Lady with the Little Dog' (1899).
Plays
Platonov (1978-81) On the Highroad (1884) The Swan Song (1888)
On the Harmfulness of Tobacco (1886-1903) Ivanov (1887)
The Marriage Proposal (1890) The Tragedian in Spite of Himself (1889)
The Anniversary (1891) The Sea Gull (1896) Uncle Vanya (1899)
The Three Sisters (1901) The Cherry Orchard (1904)
Works Cited
The Oxford Companion to English Literature 5th edition, 1985.
Encycopedia of World Drama Vol.1, 1972.
A brief biography from a website.
You can find and check out these reference books in SFL Library ( ²z¹Ï)
Title Call No. Chekhov, Anton. Chekhov short plays London:Oxford UP,1969 891.723Ch C417 Chukovsky, Kornei, and Rose, Pauline. Chekhov: the man. New York : Haskell House 1974. 891.723Ch C417Ch Hahn, Beverly. Chekhov : a study of the major stories and plays. Cambridge : Cambridge University, 1977.
891.723Ch C417Ha Jackson, Robert Louis. Chekhov : a collection of critical essays. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. : Prentice, 1976 891.783Ch Magarshack, David. Chekhov : a life Westport. Connecticut : Greenwood, 1952 891.723Ch C417Ra Peace, Richard Arthur. Chekhov : a study of the four major plays. New Haven : Yale University Press, 1983 891.723Ch
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