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Аутор - особа Дима, Александар, ст.
Наслов Лидерик и Нибелунзи / Александар Дима-отац ; са француског Предраг Д. Стојаковић
Врста грађе кратка проза
Језик српски
Година 1934
Издавање и производња Београд : Р. Д. Ћуковић, 1934 ([Београд] : "Давидовић")
Физички опис 72 стр. : илустр. ; 22 cm
Други аутори - особа Стојаковић, Предраг Д. (преводилац)
УДК 840-32
COBISS.SR-ID 78875911

Aleksandar Dima (fr. Alexandre Dumas; Viler Kotre, 24. jul 1802 — Djep, 5. decembar 1870)[1][2] je bio francuski književnik.[3] Otac je Aleksandra Dime Sina, takođe pisca i dramaturga.[4]

Aleksandar Dima Otac jedan je od začetnika takozvanog romana — feljtona. Talentovan pisac bogate fantazije i živog duha, podjednako uspješno se okušao u pozorišnim djelima i u istorijskim romanima. Najpoznatije mu je djelo avanturistički roman „Tri musketara“, poznat po zanimljivom zapletu, mnogim pustolovinama i simpatičnim i hrabrim junacima.[5] Uticaj Diminih istorijsko-avanturističih romana osetio se gotovo u celoj evropskoj popularnoj literaturi. Napisao je, što sam, što u saradnji s drugima, oko 300 romana i drama. Za pozorište je zaslužan jer je napisao prvu istorijsku romantičnu dramu „Henrik III i njegov dvor“.[6] Napisao je i brojne članke u časopisima i putopisne knjige; njegovi objavljeni radovi su ukupno imali preko 100.000 stranica.[7] Duma je 1840-ih osnovao Istorijski teatar u Parizu.

Njegov otac, general Tomas-Aleksandar Duma Davi de la Pejtori, rođen je u francuskoj koloniji Sent-Domingo (današnji Haiti) od Aleksandra Antoana Davija de la Pejtora, francuskog plemića, i Mari-Seset Duma, afričke robinje.[8][9] Kada je imao 14 godina, Tomasa-Aleksandra je njegov otac odveo u Francusku, gde se školovao na vojnoj akademiji i ušao u vojsku, gde je imao uspešnu karijeru.

Radovi

Prva stranica originalnog rukopisa Le Comte de Moret
Fikcija
Istorija hrišćanstva
Acté of Corinth; or, The convert of St. Paul. a tale of Greece and Rome. (1839), a novel about Rome, Nero, and early Christianity.
Isaac Laquedem (1852–53, incomplete)
Visoka avantura
The Countess of Salisbury (La Comtesse de Salisbury; Édouard III, 1836)
Captain Paul (Le Capitaine Paul, 1838)
Othon the Archer (Othon l'archer 1840)
Captain Pamphile (Le Capitaine Pamphile, 1839)
The Fencing Master (Le Maître d'armes, 1840)
Castle Eppstein; The Spectre Mother (Chateau d'Eppstein; Albine, 1843)
Amaury (1843)
The Corsican Brothers (Les Frères Corses, 1844)
The Black Tulip (La Tulipe noire, 1850)
Olympe de Cleves (1851–52)
Catherine Blum (1853–54)
The Mohicans of Paris (Les Mohicans de Paris, 1854)
Salvator (Salvator. Suite et fin des Mohicans de Paris, 1855–1859)
The Last Vendee, or the She-Wolves of Machecoul (Les louves de Machecoul, 1859). A romance (not about werewolves).
La Sanfelice (1864), set in Naples in 1800
Pietro Monaco, sua moglie Maria Oliverio ed i loro complici, (1864). An Appendix to Ciccilla by Peppino Curcio
Fantazija
The Nutcracker (Histoire d'un casse-noisette, 1844)
The Pale Lady (1849)
The Wolf Leader (Le Meneur de loups, 1857)
Monte Kristo
Georges (1843)
The Count of Monte Cristo (Le Comte de Monte-Cristo, 1844–46)
Luj XV
The Conspirators (Le chevalier d'Harmental, 1843)
The Regent's Daughter (Une Fille du régent, 1845). Sequel to The Conspirators.
Dartanjanove romanse
The Three Musketeers (Les Trois Mousquetaires, 1844)
Twenty Years After (Vingt ans après, 1845)
The Vicomte de Bragelonne, sometimes called Ten Years Later (Le Vicomte de Bragelonne, ou Dix ans plus tard, 1847)
Srodni radovi
Louis XIV and His Century (Louis XIV et son siècle, 1844)
The Women's War (La Guerre des Femmes, 1845)
The Count of Moret; The Red Sphinx; or, Richelieu and His Rivals (Le Comte de Moret; Le Sphinx Rouge, 1865–66)
Romanse Valoa
La Reine Margot, also published as Marguerite de Valois (1845)
La Dame de Monsoreau (1846) (later adapted as a short story titled "Chicot the Jester")
The Forty-Five Guardsmen (1847) (Les Quarante-cinq)
Ascanio (1843)
The Two Dianas (Les Deux Diane, 1846)[10]
The Page of the Duke of Savoy, (1855)
The Horoscope: a romance of the reign of François II (1858)
Romanse Marije Antoanete
Joseph Balsamo (Mémoires d'un médecin: Joseph Balsamo, 1846–48) (a.k.a. Memoirs of a Physician, Cagliostro, Madame Dubarry, The Countess Dubarry, or The Elixir of Life). Joseph Balsamo is about 1000 pages long, and is usually published in two volumes in English translations: Vol 1. Joseph Balsamo and Vol 2. Memoirs of a Physician. The long unabridged version includes the contents of book two, Andrée de Taverney; the short abridged versions usually are divided in Balsamo and Andrée de Taverney as completely different books.
Andrée de Taverney, or The Mesmerist's Victim
The Queen's Necklace (Le Collier de la Reine, (1849−1850)
Ange Pitou (1853) (a.k.a. Storming the Bastille or Six Years Later)
The Hero of the People
The Royal Life Guard or The Flight of the Royal Family.
The Countess de Charny (La Comtesse de Charny, 1853–1855)
Le Chevalier de Maison-Rouge (1845) (a.k.a. The Knight of the Red House, or The Knight of Maison-Rouge)
Trilogija Sent-Hermin
The Companions of Jehu (Les Compagnons de Jehu, 1857)
The Whites and the Blues (Les Blancs et les Bleus, 1867)
The Knight of Sainte-Hermine (Le Chevalier de Sainte-Hermine, 1869)[11] It was published in English in 2008 as The Last Cavalier.
Robin Hud
The Prince of Thieves (Le Prince des voleurs, 1872, posthumously).
Robin Hood the Outlaw (Robin Hood le proscrit, 1873, posthumously).
Drama
The Hunter and the Lover (1825)
The Wedding and the Funeral (1826)
Henry III and his court (1829)
Christine – Stockholm, Fontainebleau, and Rome (1830)
Napoleon Bonaparte or Thirty Years of the History of France (1831)
Antony (1831)
Charles VII at the Homes of His Great Vassals (Charles VII chez ses grands vassaux, 1831).
Teresa (1831)
La Tour de Nesle (1832), a historical melodrama
The Memories of Anthony (1835)
The Chronicles of France: Isabel of Bavaria (1835)
Kean (1836)
Caligula (1837)
Miss Belle-Isle (1837)
The Young Ladies of Saint-Cyr (1843)
The Youth of Louis XIV (1854)
The Son of the Night – The Pirate (1856)
The Gold Thieves (after 1857).[7]
Nefikcija
Impressions de voyage: En Suisse (Travel Impressions: In Switzerland, 1834)
Une Année à Florence (A Year in Florence, 1841)
De Paris à Cadix (From Paris to Cadiz, 1847)
Montevideo, ou une nouvelle Troie, 1850 (The New Troy), inspired by the Great Siege of Montevideo
Le Journal de Madame Giovanni (The Journal of Madame Giovanni, 1856)
Travel Impressions in the Kingdom of Napoli/Naples Trilogy:
Impressions of Travel in Sicily (Le Speronare (Sicily – 1835), 1842
Captain Arena (Le Capitaine Arena (Italy – Aeolian Islands and Calabria – 1835), 1842
Impressions of Travel in Naples (Le Corricolo (Rome – Naples – 1833), 1843
Travel Impressions in Russia – Le Caucase Original edition: Paris 1859
Adventures in Czarist Russia, or From Paris to Astrakhan (Impressions de voyage: En Russie; De Paris à Astrakan: Nouvelles impressions de voyage (1858), 1859–1862
Voyage to the Caucasus (Le Caucase: Impressions de voyage; suite de En Russie (1859), 1858–1859
The Bourbons of Naples (ital. I Borboni di Napoli, 1862) (7 volumes published by Italian newspaper L'Indipendente, whose director was Dumas himself).[12][13]
Reference
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