Woe from Wit

Style and Technique

Woe from Wit by Alexander Griboyedov is a comedy in verse, consisting of four acts. The foundation of the work is sharp dialogues and monologues that characterize the characters and their relationships. The author employs various literary devices, such as irony and sarcasm, to critique the shortcomings of society at that time. The language of the work is rich and expressive, and the poetic form emphasizes the rhythm and musicality of the text. The comedy is written in a lively, accessible language that reflects the conversational speech of the time, intertwined with philosophical reflections on the meaning of life and human relationships.