Characteristic of the artistic world of Charles Dickens

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1. The art world of Charles Dickens Dickens the artist had a rich imagination. This amazing power of imagination and knowledge of the unsightly aspects of the life of Victorian England helped the writer create a multi-faceted and multicolored art world populated by countless comic, dramatic and tragic characters. Dickens’s novels, oversaturated with everyday life, customs, people of different classes, detailed details […]...
2. Characteristic features of the artistic world of Faust by Johann Wolfgang Goethe A plot based on a kind of “experiment” on the main character, subjected to various tests and actively learning the world in the process of searching for the higher meaning of human existence; the presence of a complex philosophical and moral problems; the widest scope of the artistic image, thanks to which the fate of […]...
3. Charles Dickens – a great English realist artist and Victorian moral preacher Charles Dickens is a great writer, the creator of the English realistic novel of modern times. The creative heritage of Dickens is rightfully considered an artistic symbol of the life of England during the Victorian period. In realistic novels created by the writer, Victorian England recognized itself in all its unattractive beauty. As a realistic […]...
4. Realism and symbolism of Charles Dickens The peculiarity of Dickens’s realism, for example, in comparison with Flaubert’s realism, consists in trying to combine the ethical and aesthetic ideals of the writer into an organic whole. This aspiration of the writer is conditioned, first of all, by the peculiarity of the formation and development of realism in England. If in French literature […]...
5. Genre of the novel “David Copperfield” by Charles Dickens In the history of the formation and development of English realism, Charles Dickens’s novel “David Copperfield” occupies a special place. Along with such famous works of the writer as “Cold House” and “Little Dorrit”, this novel marks a qualitatively new stage in his work, characterized by a deeper penetration of Charles Dickens into the psychology […]...
6. Stages of the creative path of Charles Dickens In the sixteen novels of Charles Dickens, in his numerous stories and essays, notes and essays, the reader is presented with a monumental image of England of the 30s and 70s. XIX century., Entered in the most difficult period of economic and political development. Realistic in its basis, the artistic picture of the life of […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. Characteristics of the artistic world of G. Ibsen The central importance of the search for the true “I”; “analytical composition” drama, suggesting that the main event is biased into the prehistory, and the plot of the play is an analysis of its consequences; while the fact of the past serves as a manifestation of the internal driving forces of the individual, and the […]...
9. Characteristics of the artistic world RM Rilke The profound philosophical content of works, the direction of poetic thought to comprehend world being in its integrity; artistic development of the concept of the unity of life and death, most vividly embodied in leitmotivous images of the plant world; comprehension of life defeats, losses and crises as painful but necessary conditions for a person’s […]...
10. Social novel by Charles Dickens “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” Any great work caused To life by spirit and inquiries Nation, becomes the property of the people. M. Gorky Dickens’ novel “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” is a work directed not only at showing the cruel and inhuman conditions in which the vast majority of ordinary people lived in England in the 1930s and 1940s, […]...
11. Symbols of the novel “David Copperfield” by Charles Dickens In “David Copperfield,” Charles Dickens continues to develop the theme of “high hopes.” It is this theme that defines in the novel its symbolism. Two symbols – “the road of life” and “the river, the stream”, are cross-cutting in the narrative of the writer, and both “paths” lead to the sea. Dickens gives these images-symbols […]...
12. The theme of education and the formation of personality in the novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” The novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” was published in 1850. This work of Dickens is largely autobiographical: the author tells the first person the story of a man who became a writer. David, like Dickens himself, has withstood a grueling struggle against difficult life circumstances. David Copperfield tells his story as if from […]...
13. The negative characters in the novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” Many events in the novel “David Copperfield” echo the events in the life of the writer himself. It is a novel-recollection, where the first impressions and judgments of a child are carefully delivered to us by an adult, a writer who managed to keep in his soul the purity of the child’s perception. The first […]...
14. Problems of education in the novel by Charles Dickens “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” This is the most suitable boy for you. From time to time it is necessary To treat with a stick it will go It’s good for him. And its content It will not be expensive, because He was not fattened from birth. C. Dickens. The Adventures of Oliver Twist Having come out, the works of […]...
15. Charles Dickens. Biography Charles Dickens – the largest English novelist, the author of socio-psychological novels, recreating the way of life, customs and views of the British era of early Victorianism, as well as features of the national character and world perception. A sharp criticism of the shortcomings of a society built on social inequality and the cult of […]...
16. The theme of education in the novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” I understood very well that I had Such tests, of which they are not They can have no idea. C. Dickens The novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” by genre is close to the so-called “novel of education”, which usually tells about the life of the hero from infancy to maturity. Before us is […]...
17. Summary Dombey and son Charles Dickens Charles Dickens Dombey and Son The action takes place in the middle of the XIX century. In one of the ordinary London nights in the life of Mr. Dombey, the greatest event is happening – his son is born. Henceforth his firm (one of the largest in the City!), In whose management he sees the […]...
18. 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 […]...
19. Questions and answers to the novel by Charles Dickens “The Life of David Copperfield, told by himself” What is the main theme of the novel? “David Copperfield” is a novel about the formation of personality, about the fate of a young man entering life. Can we call Dickens’s novel an autobiographical work? The novel is written in the first person, and on its pages many events from the author’s life were reflected, […]...
20. Charles Dickens Great Expectations Charles Dickens Big Hope In the neighborhood of Rochester, an ancient town southeast of London, lived a seven-year-old boy, nicknamed Pip. He was left without parents, and his “own hands” was brought up by an older sister who “had a rare ability to turn purity into something more uncomfortable and unpleasant than any dirt.” With […]...
21. Summary Cold House by Charles Dickens Charles Dickens Cold House Childhood Esther Summerston takes place in Windsor, in her godmother’s house, Miss Barberi. The girl feels lonely and often sentences, addressing her best friend, a ruddy doll: “You know perfectly well, doll, that I’m stupid, so be kind, do not be angry with me.” Esther seeks to learn the secret of […]...
22. The role of metaphors in an artistic text It is difficult to imagine how “dull”, “poor” and meager our language would be if it did not have such bright figurative elements as paths, one of which is a metaphor. The definition of this concept in the most general form can be formulated as follows: metaphor is the portable meaning of a word, any […]...
23. Shakespeare’s heroes on the world stage. About Shakespeare’s drama production “Romeo and Juliet” One of the reasons for the long-term dramatic success of Shakespeare’s dramas is their amazing theatricality. Many spectators received from Shakespeare’s performances the brightest theatrical impressions in their lives. Many actors best revealed their talents when playing roles in Shakespeare’s plays. Many of the creators of the performances reached their main creative peaks in the […]...
24. C. Dickens and Ukraine Ukrainian fans of verbal art first got acquainted with the work of Charles Dickens in Russian translations. In 1838, the journal Otechestvennye Zapiski (The Notes of the Fatherland) published the full translation of the novel The Posthumous Notes of the Pickwin Club. This novel immediately captivated the Ukrainian reader with its democratism, the incomparable satirical […]...
25. Artistic features “Crime and Punishment” F. FM Dostoyevsky’s novel “Crime and Punishment” was published in 1866. His author lived most of his life in rather cramped material conditions, caused by the need to pay off his debts for the publication of the magazines “Epoch” and “Time”, undertaken by the Dostoevsky brothers until the death of his elder brother Mikhail. Therefore […]...
26. The role of artistic details in the story “Gobsek” by O. de Balzac The fidelity of the artistic detail is a characteristic feature of Balzac’s realism. Creating the image of Gobsek, the writer uses a number of definitions that allow to emphasize and show the reader a psychologically complex character. Due to the grotesque, Balzac achieves a special expressiveness of the image, in which the Balzac synthesis of […]...
27. Romanticism is a general characteristic Romanticism – one of the most vivid and significant trends in art. Originating initially in Germany and a little later in England, it was then widely diffused in almost all European countries and had a huge impact on world culture. Without exaggeration, romanticism can be called a revolution in art: the revolutionary era was the […]...
28. 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 […]...
29. Summary Charles Gounod. Faust FAUST Opera in five acts1 Libretto by J. Barbier and M. Carré Characters: Doctor Faust Mephistopheles Margarita Valentine Siebel Wagner Marta, a neighbor of Margarita Tenor Bass Soprano Baritone Mezzo soprano Bass Mezzo soprano Students, soldiers, townspeople, girls, women, spirits, etc. The action takes place in Germany in the Middle Ages. HISTORY OF CREATION Opera […]...
30. Life and work of Charles Baudelaire … Baudelaire, I’m thinking about you. P. Antokolsky For many generations of readers, the French poet Charles Baudelaire remains a lonely dreamer, a romantic ghost in the streets of the world city, waiting in the night for a mysterious beauty wandering the shadow. Baudelaire is the forerunner of a whole trend in literature and art, […]...
31. Artistic details “Man in a case” The artistic detail is an expressive detail in the work that carries a significant semantic and ideological and emotional load. A special role is played by the artistic detail in works of a small genre, where it is very difficult to use long descriptions. So, the details that do not immediately strike the eyes of […]...
32. What new contributed Camus to the artistic and philosophical understanding of man? For a long time, the culture of France has been generous to the writers of a special warehouse, successfully invading the border area between philosophy and literature. It is the French word “moralist” that implies the expression in one person of the master of the pen and thinker, who reveals in his books the riddles […]...
33. General characteristic of the literature of the Middle Ages Literature of the Middle Ages, briefly described, in the era of the IV to XV century, due to its existence, three sources: 1. folklore – it included ritual and labor songs, tales, epics; 2. ancient literature – especially the works of Virgil and Ovid; 3. Christianity – Holy Scripture, Lives of Saints, religious songs and […]...
34. Russian language in the modern world Today I am one of the 170 million people who consider the Russian language native. I’m proud of this, because Russian is a great world language. Russian belongs to the languages ​​of interethnic communication, it is one of the ten most common languages ​​on the planet. This is the state language of the largest state […]...
35. “I own the world, and the world does not have power over me.” The image of Gobsek Do you need a person to be happy? To assert itself in life? To feel like a master of life? What should I prefer in life: feelings or money, empathy or calculation, power over oneself or power over others? On these and other questions, Honore Balzac tried to answer in his novel “Gobsek”. In the […]...
36. The power of money in the modern world Each of us would like to receive a certain material independence and social status. And in this, in the end, there is nothing wrong: what’s wrong with a person’s desire to provide a comfortable existence for himself and his family? But the question is not only in his desire to have money, but in what […]...
37. Power and people in the novels of J. Steinbeck John Steinbeck is a famous American writer who left a rich artistic heritage. In his writings, he denounced the social plagues of American society, combining it with deep psychologism in the characters’ images. In 1962 Steinbeck was awarded the Nobel Prize “for a realistic and poetic gift, combined with mild humor and an acute social […]...
38. Lonely in the family and in the world Franz Kafka – a European writer of the early 20th century was truly a man of peace: a Jew by birth, a Prague resident by birth and residence, a German writer by language and Austrian by cultural tradition. It would seem that such a person must constantly feel his union with all of humanity. However, […]...
39. The Amazing World of Nature The lyrics of the remarkable Russian poet SA Yesenin draws with his amazing sincerity, love for life, for the homeland, for everything living. Most clearly, all these qualities are expressed in poems dedicated to nature. Yesenin’s childhood was spent in the village of Ryazan province, where he was surrounded by the beauty of the low-key […]...
40. Perception of the world by a medieval man The perception of the world by a medieval man was significantly different from ours. The man did not feel himself to be a citizen of the universe, he lacked the nearest environment, and everything else seemed alien and hostile. He determined the time approximately, according to the sun or by the rooster’s singing, and did […]...