| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Even in a long story such as My Life, he builds his characters, including the protagonist, from a foundation of stereotypes, though we may notice it less today than did readers during Chekhov's era (indeed, much of 19th century Russian literature could be said to be a dialogue with the stereotype of the dissipated hero, and My Life is an entry in this dialogue).
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