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What was the transition in Bulgakov's writing themes throughout his career?
From the horrors of war to the fate of intellectuals
From romance to thriller
From fantasy to realism
From dystopia to utopia
Answer
Bulgakov's writing themes transitioned from the horrors of war to the fate of intellectuals. In his early works, such as White Guard and The Fatal Eggs, he focused on the brutality of war and its effects on individuals and society. In his later works, such as The Master and Margarita and Heart of a Dog, he explored Themes of alienation, isolation, and the dangers of power.
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