Chekhov Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

The Bear is one of Chekhov’s lesser-known plays performed in 1888. The three main characters in this play create humour with their absurd behaviour and dialogues. Their emotions are exaggerated and change unexpectedly. The play is also suggestive of the emancipation of women.

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Chekov chooses to tell this story from the perspective of a third-person objective view. By the story's end, we a have fairly sympathetic view of Gurov and Anna's relationship, but does Chekov condone what can only be called adultery? How might the historical context of a society in which divorce was unheard o influence Chekov's perspective?

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