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Chekhov's literary legacy includes four classic plays and highly regarded short stories, showcasing his innovative narrative style. His unique approach blends stream-of-consciousness with a rejection of conventional story structures, emphasizing the complexity of human experience. Despite a rocky start with "The Seagull," which initially failed, his works gained recognition through revivals by the Moscow Art Theatre, which also premiered his final plays, "Three Sisters" and "The Cherry Orchard." Chekhov's dual career as a doctor and writer reflects his commitment to both fields.