Old Isergil

"Old Isergil" is a work by the Russian novelist and playwright, one of the world's most famous Russian writers and thinkers, A. M. Gorky (1868-1936). The work consists of two legends: the legend of Larra, the legend of Danko, and Isergil's own account of her life. Through these stories, Gorky explores the themes of freedom, self-sacrifice, and love. The work reflects the author's philosophical and social views, emphasizing the human struggle for personal freedom and the meaning of life. The plot is based on mythical and legendary elements that enhance the drama and depth of Gorky's philosophical reflection.