Moliere is a great comediographer of the era of classicism

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1. Biography Moliere (1622-1673 gg.) – French playwright, actor, theatrical figure. Moliere was born in the family of the royal furniture and furniture maker J. Poklen, who managed to place his son in Clermont College. Young Poklen received a broad education, showing a special inclination towards ancient literature and philosophy. After graduating from college (1639), the young man […]...
2. About the plays “Tartuffe” and “Meshchanin in the Nobility” by Moliere “Tartuffe” – the recognized peak of Moliere’s creativity. In this comedy, ideological richness is happily combined with artistic perfection. The characters deduced in it are remarkable. In the play there are almost no “auxiliary” characters with a conditional characteristic. The main character, the hero of the comedy, is Tartuffe. It is in him embodied hateful […]...
3. What is Classicism? What is classicism? The concept of “classicism” is applicable to almost all forms of art. It is found in architecture, in music, in literature, in painting. Therefore, the question of what is classicism, we will respond depending on what kind of art is meant. If to speak in general, what is classicism – the definition […]...
4. Definition of Classicism The concept of “classicism” is applicable to almost all forms of art. It is found in architecture, in music, in literature, in painting. Therefore, the question of what is classicism, we will respond depending on what kind of art is meant. If to speak in general, what is classicism – the definition in this case […]...
5. What seems relevant today at Moliere? How is it modern? The works of Jean-Baptiste Moliere in spirit are very close to the Russian people. Moliere knew that comedy art touches his contemporaries more and deeper than tragedy. His life credo was – “entertaining, to teach.” Moliere always led the struggle to establish his plays on stage. In them he portrayed the most diverse inhabitants of […]...
6. What is Moliere laughing at in the comedy “The Bourgeois in the Nobility”? Moliere is a playwright, poet, actor – created wonderful plays, still not descending from the scenes of many theaters of the world, such as “Tartuffe”, “Don Juan”, “Misanthrope”. And one of the best, brightest of his comedies is “The Bourgeois in the Nobility”, where the author drew a satirical image of the bourgeois. Before us, […]...
7. The originality and originality of the comedies of Moliere When Louis XIV asked In Pualo, who is the most Wonderful writer of the century, He replied: “Moliere.” M. Bulgakov There is no monument on his grave. A cast-iron plate, lying on the spot where a comediographer and an actor was buried beneath four feet of consecrated ground, collapsed from time to time. There is […]...
8. Illusion and reality in Moliere’s comedy “Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme” The greatest writer who worked in the period of classicism, was Moliere, the creator of French comedy, one of the founders of the French national theater. In the comedy “The Bourgeois in the Nobility” Moliere reflected the complex processes of the decomposition of the old aristocratic stratum of French society. At that time in France […]...
9. “Classical drama” Classicism as an artistic system was formed in the XVII century and covered not only literature but also other kinds of art: painting, sculpture, architecture, music. The name classicism was introduced in the beginning of the XIX century, emphasizing that the artists of this direction imitated the classical “classic”, took it as a model. Classicism […]...
10. The relevance of the image of the protagonist of the comedy Moliere “The philistine in the nobility” The desire of every person to break out in life – to become better, smarter, richer, completely understandable. It is worthy of respect for his desire to rise a step higher. The main thing here is not to look ridiculous, imitating only some external signs and remaining internally all at the same level. Here is […]...
11. Genres of drama The emergence of the genres of drama is quite definitely witnessed historically. As an already formed genre of drama was the ancient Greek tragedy – an example of a lasting unity of the genre content and genre form as a result of the creative refraction of tragedy in the tribal features of the drama. Ancient […]...
12. Composition is my favorite actor I like to go to the cinema. Not far from my house there is a cinema. I usually go to the movies with my friends on Sundays. We do not like to attend evening sessions and usually buy tickets for the show in the morning or afternoon. I prefer to watch American, English and other […]...
13. Summary of the Cabal of the Holy (Moliere) Bulgakov MA Bulgakov Kabala svjatosh (Moliere) The play takes place in Paris in the age of Louis XIV. Actors Zhan Batist Poquelin de Moliere – the famous playwright and actor Madlena Bezhar, Marietta Rival, Armanda Bezhar Moliere – Actress Charles Varlet de La Grange – actor, nicknamed the “Register” Zahariya Muarron – the famous actor-lover Philibert […]...
14. Honore de Balzac – the glory and pride of France Honore de Balzac is a great French writer-realist. His merit in the development of world literature lies primarily in the fact that he raised the genre of the novel to the heights of artistic perfection and social significance. Stendhal was right to call Balzac “the king of novelists.” Looking closely at the surrounding reality, relying […]...
15. 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 […]...
16. Summary Imaginary sick Moliere MOLIERE Imaginary patient After many counts and checks of records, Argan realized finally why his state of health had deteriorated so recently: as it turned out, this month he took eight types of medicines and did twelve washing injections, while last month there were as many as twelve types of medicines and twenty clichiers. This […]...
17. The viability of the image of Jourdain Reading the comedy of Moliere, one involuntarily thinks that the great playwright somehow mystically saw our time – the modern Jourdens, when people who are uneducated, sometimes even semi-literate seek to gain both title and power. Jourdains will never die, while there are people who believe that you can buy something that is not given […]...
18. Biography Sumarokov Alexander Petrovich (1717 – 1777) Sumarokov Alexander Petrovich (1717 – 1777), poet, playwright. He was born on November 14 (25 BC) in Moscow in an old noble family. Until fifteen years he was trained and brought up at home. In 1732 – 40 he studied in the Landed Gentry Corps, where he began to write poetry, imitating […]...
19. “Imaginary patient” Moliere in brief summary After long calculations and checks of records, Argan realized finally why his state of health had deteriorated so recently: as it turned out, this month he took eight types of medicines and did twelve washing injections, whereas last month there were twelve types of medicines and twenty clichés. This circumstance, he decided to invariably put […]...
20. Biography of Garik Kharlamov Garik Kharlamov – humorist, actor, producer. Garik was born in Moscow on February 29, 1980. In total, the actor has three names. Andrei was named at the birth, Igor – three months after being taken from the hospital. Now almost everyone calls him Garik – the name came to life from school. Back in the […]...
21. Pushkin the great Russian poet Why is the great Russian poet of the nineteenth century AS Pushkin? Each schoolboy remembers by heart the lines of Pushkin’s poems. His great talent struck not only contemporaries, but also descendants. Almost all of the poet’s works were thoroughly studied by writers, historians and critics. Topics covered in the books are close to the […]...
22. 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 […]...
23. Biography of Mikhail Galustyan Mikhail Sergeyevich Galustyan is a humorist, an actor. Mikhail was born on October 25 in Sochi. In his childhood he dreamed of becoming an actor, already then he made others laugh. After graduation, he entered the State University of Tourism in Sochi. It was during the university time in the biography of Michael Galustyan was […]...
24. What was my great-grandmother? My great-grandmother is no longer alive, but I remember her slightly faded blue eyes, knotted, worn out hands, and hunched back from work and grief. She was born in 1908, and her entire life was spent against the backdrop of social cataclysms that fell to our country: revolutions and wars, collectivization, famine. Great-grandmother raised three […]...
25. “Great Victory” composition Every year, our country marks another peaceful spring, but time, front wounds and diseases are inexorable. Out of every 100 winners, only two remain alive today. And this sad statistics makes us, all those who were born after the victory, pay special attention, care and attention to every veteran of the Great Patriotic War. Every […]...
26. The Art of Theater No one knows exactly when the theatrical art appeared. It was relevant and was an indicator of high culture at almost all times. What is the value of theatrical art? Why does not it lose its popularity today? The theater is famous for its unique fairy-tale atmosphere. This is a complex art, because it is […]...
27. Biography of Gerard Depardieu Gerard Depardieu – French actor, restaurateur. Gerard Depardieu was born on December 27, 1948 in the French city of Chateauroux. His father worked as a fitter, but during the economic crisis the family lived very poorly. Gerard was the third child, after him in the family Depardieu appeared three more. In the primary school in […]...
28. Summary The philistine in the nobility of Molière MOLIERE The philistine in the nobility It would seem, what else does the respectable bourgeois, Mr. Jourdain, need? Money, family, health – everything you can wish for, he has. So in fact, no, thought the Jourdain to become an aristocrat, become like the noble masters. His mania caused a lot of inconvenience and excitement to […]...
29. Briefly about the creativity of Merime Prosper Prosper Merimee began his creative career in the mid-1920s. as an active participant in the romantic movement. One by one, his works appeared, not similar to the previous ones on themes and genre nature. The main contribution of Merimee to the French realistic literature is novellistics. Actually, he has great merit in the development of […]...
30. William Shakespeare. Biography William Shakespeare is an English playwright, poet and actor of the Renaissance. His plays, distinguished by an unprecedented variety of types, positions and characters, form a special world – the Shakespearean theater. The dramas of Shakespeare had a tremendous impact on the development of the world theater and are still being successfully performed on stages […]...
31. Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov. Biography Son of Professor of the Kiev Theological Academy, was born on May 3, 1891 in Kiev. In 1909 he graduated from the first gymnasium in Kiev. In 1916 – Kiev University of Medical Faculty. In 1916-1917, he served as a doctor in the zemstvo of Smolensk province. In 1918-1919 he lived in Kiev, – the […]...
32. The composition of Levitan “Spring., Great Water.” Spring is an amazing time of the year, when everything around is transformed, renewed. The air becomes clean, fragrant. And the nature gradually wakes up after hibernation. And it seems that all the troubles are left behind. And somehow the flood comes suddenly. The rivers come out of the coast, winning new territories for themselves. […]...
33. “The philistine in the nobility” Moliere in brief It would seem, what else does the respectable bourgeois, Mr. Jourdain, need? Money, family, health – everything you can wish for, he has. So in fact, no, thought the Jourdain to become an aristocrat, become like the noble masters. His mania caused a lot of inconvenience and excitement to the household, but was in the […]...
34. The theme of the Great Patriotic War in modern prose The years of the Great Patriotic War are years of hard trials for our country. The Great Patriotic War left a lot of scars in the souls of people, both passed through it, and those born after. There is no family that does not lose a husband, brother, son. How many feats in this war? […]...
35. Biography of Alexander the Great Alexander of Macedon is the Macedonian king, the great commander, the founder of the Macedonian empire, better known in the west as Alexander the Great. Early years Alexander the Great was born in the autumn of 356 BC. e. in the capital of Ancient Macedonia – the city of Pella. Since childhood, the biography of […]...
36. Summary Misanthropus Molière Moliere Misanthrope With his temper, convictions and actions, Alzestes never ceased to amaze the people close to him, and now he even refused to consider even his old friend Filint as a friend – for the fact that he talked too warmly with a man whose name could only then be remembered with great difficulty. […]...
37. Roman poetry In the III century BC. e. under Greek influence, Roman literature arose. Venerable historians were Roman annals (annals) in Greek. In the I century BC. he lived a famous Roman literature Cicero (106-43 BC) – the greatest orator, writer, connoisseur of Greek philosophy. His publicistic works are attributed to the best examples of Roman prose. […]...
38. Summary “The Life Story of the Late Jonathan the Great” Coming to the story of the life of his hero, whom the author regards as “great people”, he seeks to convince the reader that greatness – contrary to the widespread misconception – is incompatible with kindness. The author considers absurd and absurd the desire of the biographers Caesar and Alexander of Macedon to attribute to […]...
39. Biography of Sergei Jurassic Sergei Yurievich Jursky – actor of theater and cinema, director, Honored and People’s Artist of the RSFSR. Sergei was born on March 16, 1935 in Leningrad. To say that Sergey’s family was creative is not enough. His father directed Lenkontsertom, was an actor, director, worked as art director of the Moscow Circus. It is not […]...
40. “Miserable” Moliere in brief Eliza, the daughter of Harpagon, and the young Wahler fell in love for a long time, and it happened under very romantic circumstances – Valer rescued the girl from the tumultuous sea waves when the ship on which they both sailed crashed. Valer’s feeling was so strong that he settled in Paris and acted as […]...