Eugene Onegin (novel in verse)

"Eugene Onegin" is a Russian novel in verse by Alexander Pushkin, portraying the life and social aspirations of its titular character. Through poetic narrative, it explores themes of love, ennui, and societal norms in 19th-century Russia. The story contrasts Onegin's cynical detachment with the passionate innocence of Tatyana, highlighting the complexities of human relationships. Known for its rich language and keen psychological insights, the work is considered a masterpiece of Russian literature, blending poetic artistry with keen social observation to examine the individual's place within society.