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3. Summary of “Sandro from Chegem” Iskander “Sandro from Chegem” is a cycle of 32 stories united by a place (Chegem village and its environs, like the neighbors, say, the regional center of Kungursk or the capital city of Mukhus (Sukhumi), and the distant ones – Moscow, Russia, etc.), time (XX century – from the beginning to the end of the seventies) […]...
4. “Sandro from Chegem” Iskander in brief summary “Sandro from Chegem” is a cycle of 32 stories united by a place, and distant ones – Moscow, Russia, etc.), time and heroes: the inhabitants of the village of Chegem, in the center of which there is the Khabuga family and Uncle Sandro himself, as well as some historical characters from the times of Uncle […]...
5. Composition on the text of Iskander Conscience. What is this important, significant concept and human quality. What is conscience? What is it for? And what role does it play in modern society? In one of the explanatory dictionaries it is written: “Conscience is a person’s ability to formulate his own moral obligations independently and to realize moral self-control.” From the very […]...
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8. Summary of the fairy tale “Rabbits and boas” by FA Iskander In “Rabbits and boas” F. Iskander showed a totalitarian social system, demonstrated the mechanism of its action. The fairy tale is a detailed metaphor of the social order, in which there are three levels of hierarchy: boas headed by the Great Python swallowing rabbits; rabbits; natives who grow vegetables. The world of rabbits and boas […]...
9. “The Iskander Wall” of Navoi in brief Ruler Rumah Faylakus, returning from a distant hike home, noticed on the road a newly born baby. The mother of the baby died during childbirth. Failakus ordered to bury her, he took the newborn with him, adopted him and determined his heir, calling him Iskander. Time passed, and Fylakus called upon the renowned scientist and […]...
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35. Summary “Rabbits and boas” of Iskander Events take place many years ago in a distant African country. Boas tirelessly hunt for rabbits, and monkeys and elephants observe neutrality. Despite the fact that rabbits usually run very fast, at the sight of boas they seem to fall into a stupor. Boas do not choke rabbits, but as if hypnotize them. Once a […]...
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39. Summary of Sandro from Chegem F. Iskander Sandro from Chegem “Sandro from Chegem” – a cycle of 32 stories united by a place (Chegem village and its environs, as neighbors, say, the regional center of Kungursk or the capital city of Mukhus (Sukhumi), and distant ones – Moscow, Russia etc.), the time (XX century – from the beginning to the […]...
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