👉 Chernya (Russian: Черная) is a term used in Russian literature and culture, particularly in the works of Vladimir Nabokov. It refers to the notion that the human spirit is inherently evil or corrupt, as reflected in various literary works and cultural references. Nabokov often uses this term to criticize certain aspects of his own work, such as its themes of corruption and crime. The word "chernya" is derived from the Russian word "чёрная
