About the work of M. de Cervantes

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1. The conflict between the ideal and reality in the novel by Cervantes “Don Quixote” Laugh people, but perhaps you will some day understand, What is sublime and holy In this miserable Don Quixote. DS Merezhkovsky By the beginning of the XVII century, that is, by the time when the heroes of Cervantes lived, the Renaissance, with its faith in man and in its possibilities, was completed. Great ideas revealed […]...
2. Miguel de Cervantes. Biography Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra is a Spanish writer, one of the key figures of the Renaissance, the creator of the “eternal image” of Don Quixote, which has become a universal symbol of humanity. The life of M. de Cervantes in dates and facts Supposedly September 29, 1547 – was born in the town of Alcalá […]...
3. On the work of E. Hemingway In his works of art, the writer first of all reinterprets what he knew well from his own life experience. However, the “truth of facts” was important to him only to the extent that it opened the way to the “truth of feelings.” Expanding the inner world of his characters, E. Hemingway relied on artistic […]...
4. Summary of Don Quixote by Cervantes One man lived in one village of La Mancha. He was about 50 years old, and his appearance was very decrepit. He had almost nothing, and called him either Kohan or Quesada, and it does not matter, because the main thing is that he calls himself Don Quixote and considers himself a knight. And all […]...
5. On the work of W. Shakespeare As a playwright Shakespeare appeared, in all probability, in the late 1580’s, and by 1592 he had gained enough fame to become the target of critical attacks by fellow feuders. Shakespeare’s work began with chronicles that represented the events of national history. The appeal to this genre allowed the playwright to develop a large-scale artistic […]...
6. What is the idea of ​​a work Any analysis of a literary work begins with the definition of its theme and idea. Between them there is a close semantic and logical connection, through which the artistic text is perceived as an integral unity of form and content. A correct understanding of the meaning of the literary terms topic and idea allows you […]...
7. On the work of F. Stendhal According to the researchers, Stendhal’s spiritual development was affected by uneasy relations with his father, who was a type of self-satisfied smug bourgeois. The writer built his artistic world in many respects as opposed to his father’s preferences: he placed the free personality and her passions at the center of this world, not submitting to […]...
8. “Don Quixote” of Cervantes in brief summary In a certain village of Lamanchsky, there lived one hidalgo, whose property was in a family spear, an ancient shield, a skinny nag and a greyhound dog. His name was not either Kehan, or Quesada, as if unknown, and it did not matter. He was about fifty years old, his body was lean, his face […]...
9. Interesting details of the life and work of F. Stendhal Favorite children’s entertainment writer was a game in the Revolution. “I made myself a small tricolor banner,” he later recalled, “and in the days of the Republicans’ victories wore him alone in the uninhabited rooms of our big house.” Stendhal’s voluminous texts, on which he worked since the 1820s, were preceded by a dedication: “To […]...
10. On the work of FJ Dürrenmatt Already in the first stories of Dyurrenmatt, included in the collection “The City”, his literary landmarks appeared. Kafka, French writers, existentialists, Dostoevsky, and Gogol, in whose works the Swiss playwright especially appreciated “Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka” and “Notes of a Madman” were among them, in the first place. Already in the early works […]...
11. On the work of Guy de Maupassant Being a disciple and follower of G. Flaubert, Maupassant in his work adhered to the priorities of his teacher, which included the description of everyday life and customs of different strata of society, the formulation of acute issues of modern social and moral life, the study of human psychology, the impeccably polished style. At the […]...
12. Interesting details of the life and work of FJ Durenmatt Dürrenmatt was gifted not only with his talent as a writer, but also with his ability to paint. Strictly speaking, he began his independent creative life as a graphic artist and only in time, having weighed all the pros and cons, decided to make a living by professional literary work, and painting is his hobby. […]...
13. About the work of Charles Dickens The first works of Dickens are marked by the influence of the English Enlightenment, sentimentalism and romanticism. The plot in them was built mainly in the form of a chain of arbitrary situations, in which the hero-traveler alternately got himself. Meetings with different characters telling their stories gave this hero food for generalizations of life […]...
14. What is a literary work a work of fiction Art is a sphere of human activity that is addressed to its emotional, aesthetic side of personality. Through auditory and visual images, through associative series and intense mental and mental work, there is a kind of communication with the creator of the work of art and those for whom it was created: the listener, the […]...
15. About the work of Omar Khayyam The genre of rubai was extremely popular in Eastern literature, but it was Khayyam who gave him an artistically perfect form. Ancient copyists arbitrarily connected the poems of Khayyam with the quatrains of other poets. So there was confusion, as a result of which he was attributed about two thousand poems. But only for a […]...
16. The composition “My favorite work of art” Of all the arts, I’m most impressed with sculpture and architecture. Maybe this was influenced by my father. He’s an architect. Many architectural and sculptural masterpieces I know from the illustrative albums that we have at home. Of course, I want to see the golden-domed St. Sophia Cathedral, in Kiev, the Klodt and Admiralty horses […]...
17. On the work of Johann Wolfgang Goethe Goethe’s creative path, which covered sixty-five years, was marked by the creation of the highest examples of poetry, prose and drama, closely related to the German cultural tradition and attained universal spiritual and aesthetic significance. This multidirectionality is one of the evidences of universality and plasticity of the Goethe genius. The creative development of the […]...
18. Questions and answers to the work of O. Henry What is remarkable about the life of the writer O. Henry? The real name of this American writer is William Sidney Porter. He lived a short life – only forty-eight years. But it was full of events, which could be enough for two lives. His mother, he did not remember, and his father gave the […]...
19. Summary “Pierre Menard by Don Quixote” Pierre Menard is a person who decided to write again “Don Quixote”. Do not rewrite it, reincarnated by deep penetration into the culture of the XVII century. in Cervantes, and write his word for a word anew from the point of view of the Frenchman of the 20th century. By the time of his death, […]...
20. About the work of F. Kafka The creative development of the writer was influenced by the classics of literature of the 19th century: C. Dickens, G. Kleist, G. Flaubert, F. Dostoyevsky, and others, as well as the Danish thinker S. Kierkegaard, posthumously recognized forerunner of existential philosophy. The traditions of the satirical depiction of the bureaucracy, the themes of guilt and […]...
21. What is the plot of the work What is the plot? The concept of “plot” has many meanings depending on the sphere of use. The word itself comes from the French “sujet”, which literally translates as “subject”. If we consider the question of what is the story from the point of view of drama, epic, script, poem or film, then this concept […]...
22. Characteristic features of the Shakespeare Theater Use of borrowed plots, which in its processing received a new artistic embodiment, poetic breathing and philosophical content; the special role of the jester in the plays – the character most vividly illustrating the idea of ​​world theatricality and endowed with the power to freely speak the truth, to disrupt the masks from hypocrites and […]...
23. On the life and work of A. de Saint-Exupéry The famous writer-pilot, a romanticist who defended humanistic ideals in the cockpit and at the desk, such Antoine de Saint-Exupery entered the history of the literature of the 20th century. “For me, flying and writing are one and the same,” he said, “the main thing is to act, the main thing is to find oneself.” […]...
24. Interesting details of the life and work of Charles Dickens Eyewitnesses said that when a ship came to New York to bring a new edition of a Dickens novel, it was met by a crowd of impatient readers, eager to learn the continuation of the adventures of loved heroes. “When Dickens ventured to read his works and met his readers face to face for the […]...
25. On the work of G. Ibsen Creativity G. Ibsen reflected the most important problems of the moral life of the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. and laid the foundation for a new European theater. In his artistic evolution, the playwright went through four stages. The first, “romantic” period of Ibsen’s work was closely connected with the national-patriotic rise that […]...
26. Bazarov’s work The novel “Fathers and Sons” by IS Turgenev was published in 1862. Since then, he continues to delight readers with his artistic merits, and the political, philosophical and aesthetic problems raised by the writer on his pages continue to excite the minds and hearts of people. The protagonist of the novel, Bazarov, is represented by […]...
27. What is the composition of a work The composition is an important component concerning the organization of the artistic form, literary, pictorial, voluminous. The composition gives the product integrity and unity, subordinates its elements to each other and relates it to the general concept of the artist. A more precise definition of what a composition is, depends on the scope to which […]...
28. Interesting details of the life and work of F. Kafka “Letter to the Father,” written by F. Kafka with a purely private purpose, was widely known as a literary and artistic document of the “eternal” theme of the conflict of “fathers and children.” Analyzing in this letter the negative consequences of the father’s education system, Kafka particularly noted: “In this way the world was divided […]...
29. Charity work Charity is one of the fundamental principles of a humanistic society. Today, when we live in a world where a lot of evil, dishonest actions are committed, we should treat people as kindly and kindly as possible. What is charity? It seems to me that this is a quality of a person, when he is […]...
30. Work on a work How to write a good composition? Often this question is asked not only by the schoolchildren who are not given this task in any way, but also by parents who are powerless to help their student children, and teachers who are looking for new ways and methods to teach the children to write essays. For […]...
31. Features of Baroque Baroque – a trend in literature and art in the 17-18 centuries, which came to replace the Renaissance. The word “baroque” is translated as “a pearl of irregular shape”. This name is given by chance. The main features of baroque were asymmetry, gravitation towards contrasts, to a magnificent, complicated form, splendor. Baroque combined the art […]...
32. My favorite work of Pushkin Pushkin is the best symbol that beautifies us before the world, giving us one of the main rights to the name of the great people. Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin is a man who has rendered the greatest and incomparable services to our literature. His name to this day with reverence is pronounced by millions of people. […]...
33. An essay on Chekhov’s work Maxim Gorky said about the significance of Anton Chekhov’s creativity: “when Chekhov dies, one of Russia’s best friends, a clever, impartial, truthful friend, dies, a friend who loves her, compassion for her in everything, and Russia will tremble with grief and not for a long time will forget him for a long time, he will […]...
34. Humanism of the Renaissance By the middle of the 14th century, a new philosophical trend was emerging in Europe – humanism, which marked a new era in the development of human society called the Renaissance. Medieval Europe in those days was under a heavy burden of church prejudice, every free thought was brutally suppressed. It was at that time […]...
35. Do righteous people need the work today? Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn. Even some twenty years ago his name was forbidden to pronounce, and today we admire his deeply philosophical works, in which he reveals the skill in depicting characters, the ability to observe people and understand them. And this is especially clearly revealed in the story “Matrenin yard”. What is interesting about this […]...
36. Work on the topic Work is an integral part of our lives. Without work, people become bored and hopeless. Money is not the only reason why people work. Many professions should develop and settle with the passage of time. For example, when teachers, doctors, artists, composers do not work for a long time, they begin to lose their skills. […]...
37. Letter to Don Quixote Dear, Don Quixote! Recently I read one of the greatest literary works in the world – the novel by M. Cervantes “The Witty Hidalgo Don Quixote of Laman”. I was amazed at your image – the main character of the novel. The impoverished hidalgo from Lamania, having read novels, imagined himself a valiant knight, called […]...
38. About the work of Charles Baudelaire Charles Baudelaire, one of the greatest French poets of the nineteenth century, was the “stepchild” of his time and the forerunner of the time of the future, who opened and presented to the world, according to Victor Hugo’s apt expression, the poetry of “a new thrill.” It is not for nothing that the well-known Ukrainian […]...
39. Don Quixote and Sancho Panza Freedom, Sancho, is one of the most precious blessings that the sky has bestowed on people. Cervantes Roman Cervantes “The cunning hidalgo Don Quixote of La Mancha” is one of the greatest creations of world literature. His protagonist has become a household name and for centuries already lives separate from Cervantes’s life. Both the novel […]...
40. Is the valiant knight Don Quixote of La Mancha ridiculous? Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra conceived a novel about Don Quixote as a parody of the knightly novels that overrun medieval Spain. But the parodies, according to critics, did not work. There was a novel that did not resemble any of those that existed at that time – a novel about a naive, noble, half-twisted man […]...