The concept of the story-parable

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1. The philosophical and symbolic content of the story of Hemingway’s parable “The Old Man and the Sea” The story “The Old Man and the Sea” is one of the last completed works of the legend of the American literature of Ernest Hemingway, an original result of the author’s creative search. Literary critics define the genre of this work as a story-parable, that is, a work that tells about the fate and certain […]...
2. How is the plot of the fairy tale “The Little Prince” constructed? The plot of “The Little Prince” reflected some details of the author’s biography. But from these details the writer has made not a realistic story about certain events of his life, but a fairy tale about the fantastic journey of the Little Prince. However, it is enough to read at least a few pages of […]...
3. What Hamlet puts in the concept of “man” The tragedy of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” – the most famous play of the English playwright. Each time, in its own way, experienced the situations and problems of this tragedy. For four centuries it has served as a mirror of humanity, in which new generations see their features and characteristics. It seems to me […]...
4. The concept of “the history of the Middle Ages” The concept of “Middle Ages” appeared in everyday life in the XV century. in the environment of Italian humanists. From literary sources it is known that it was the historian Flavio Biondo, when working on the “History of the Fall of Rome,” began to use the notion of the “Middle Ages”. The humanists perceived their […]...
5. What is the story There are various prosaic genres: a story, a short story, a novel, a novel. What is the difference between one genre and another? What is a story and how does it differ from a story or novel? The title is one of the genres of prose. In its volume, the story occupies an intermediate position […]...
6. The summary of “Dragonfly and ant” Krylova Every moralizing work contains morality: the basic idea that the author wanted to convey to us. Krylov’s fable “Dragonfly and Ant” also contains it. She, as is proper in such works, is at the very end. And before it unfolds whole events in front of the readers, showing in the person of an ant and […]...
7. Summary “Two astronomers happened to feast together” Lomonosov Lomonosov wrote not only scientific works, but also poetic works. A significant place in his work is occupied by odes of various contents, as well as other poems, in which both the sublime and the ordinary subjects are narrated. Thus, in the poem “Two Astronomers Happened Together in a Feast…”, written in 1761, the author […]...
8. Characteristics of the genre of household story XVII in The emergence of the genre of the everyday story and its problems are closely connected with those changes that occurred in the Russian life of the XVII century: with the general rise of Russian culture, the desire for enlightenment, protest against the stagnant house-building life, interest in the human person. Household story captures the essential […]...
9. Summary “The Wolf on the Kennels” Krylov Wolf at night, thinking of climbing into the sheepfold, I got on the kennel. Suddenly the whole horseman’s court rose up – Poczuya gray so close to a bully, Dogs poured into the cribs and are eager to fight; Psalms shout: “Ahty, guys, a thief!” – And in a moment the gate to constipation; In […]...
10. The history of the creation of the story “Gobsek” by O. de Balzac Small in volume, written in the form of a story in a story, the story “Gobsek” is directly related to the novel “Father Gorio”. In this story, we again meet with some “recurring heroes” of the “Human Comedy” Honore de Balzac. Among them – Countess de Resto, the eldest daughter of Father Gorio, as well […]...
11. Questions and answers to the work of Aesop Who was Aesop? What human vices does Aesop mock in his fables? Laziness, envy, greed, lack of desire to think, cunning, stupidity, flattery. What is the wisdom of Aesop’s fables? Why are these fables instructive? Fables of Aesop draw our attention to the fact that a person must work, not to blame an event, but […]...
12. Summary of “The Crow and the Fox” Krylova Guys, the chanterelle in the fable is flattering and very tricky, but not at all bad, it can not even be called simple. Willingness and ingenuity do not take her. But the crow on the contrary was a bit stupid, that she believed in the persuasions of the fox and croaked in all her throat, […]...
13. The story of the story “The Old Man and the Sea” For the first time the history of the old man and the sea of ​​Hemingway was briefly described in the essay “On the Blue Water: The Gulf Stream Letter” published in the Esquire magazine back in 1936. The writer himself was very fond of fishing, was friends with Cuban fishermen, knew their laws and customs […]...
14. Parable “Repentance” of the ancient Jews Somehow the angel did not listen to God and prayed that he was allowed to repent of the fault, and God said: “I will not punish you, but for your disobedience you must come down to earth and bring me from there the greatest value.” A few years later, flying over the battlefield, the angel […]...
15. Composition on the story “The Fate of Man” M. Sholokhov in his works posed and resolved serious philosophical and moral problems. In all the works of the writer, the intertwining of two main themes is traced in one context or another: the themes of man and the theme of war. In “The Destiny of Man,” Sholokhov reminds the reader of the calamities that […]...
16. Questions and answers to the story of S. Zweig “Irrevocable Moment” Estimate the author’s reasoning by which he begins a miniature: “Destiny draws attention to the powerful and powerful: for years she slavishly persuades her chosen one – Caesar, Alexander, Napoleon, for she loves nature spontaneous, like herself – an incomprehensible element.” What do you agree with and disagree with in this reasoning? Many readers do […]...
17. The story of the story is the story of a person The story “The Fate of Man” Sholokhov devoted to the editor of the publishing house “Moscow Worker” Eugenia Levitskaya. They met in 1928, when Sholokhov brought to the publishing house a manuscript of the “Quiet Don”. Levitskaya was delighted with the novel and helped to ensure that the first two books of the “Quiet Don” […]...
18. The Parable “In the Barbershop” One person went to the hairdresser’s. As usual, we talked. We talked about this and that. Suddenly, the conversation touched God. “Whatever you say to me, I do not believe in God,” said the barber. – Why? the visitor asked. – Yes this is clearer than clear. One has only to go beyond the threshold […]...
19. Parable “Circle of Joy” Once a peasant who lived near the monastery came to his gate and energetically knocked on them with his calloused hand. When the gatekeeper opened, he showed him a large bunch of juicy grapes: “A porter-brother,” said the peasant, “do you know who I want to give this wonderful grapes to?” “Maybe the abbot or […]...
20. Is the main hero of the story of Balzac “Gobsek” modern? Unshakable only one single feeling, Embedded in us by nature itself: the instinct Self-preservation. In the states of European civilization This instinct is called personal interest. O. Balzac “Human comedy” Balzac, which includes the story “Gobsek”, still has not lost its relevance. Perhaps because people have changed little since then. Kindness, sensitivity, devotion, purity still […]...
21. Parable “Scarecrow” One of the small slots damaged the wing. For a while he was satisfied with what he was raking in the ground. But soon it was winter. In one frosty morning, looking for something edible in the ground, the dandy saw a stuffed animal on the field. He was quite an elegant gentleman, famous for […]...
22. The Parable of the Prodigal Son One man had two sons. And the younger of them said unto the father, “Father, give me the portion of the estate that I have laid.” And the father shared his estate with them. After a few days, the younger son, having collected everything, went to the far side and there he wasted his estate, […]...
23. The parable “Field” One father left his sons a legacy field. His brothers honestly divided – in half. One brother was rich and single, and the second – poor and with a bunch of kids. The harvest has come. He does not sleep with a rich brother, his thoughts are overwhelmed: “I’m rich, why do I need so […]...
24. Buddhist Parable “Mustard seed” Once Buddha met an elderly woman. She was crying bitterly – her life was not easy. The woman asked the Buddha to help her. “Your life is hardly different from that of other people,” the Buddha replied. “But I will help you get rid of sadness.” To do this, I need a mustard seed, which […]...
25. Christian parable about the workers in the vineyard The owner of the house went out early in the morning to hire workers into his vineyard. And, having agreed with the workers on a denarius a day, he sent them to his vineyard. After about three o’clock, he saw others standing idle in the marketplace, and said to them: “Go and you to my […]...
26. A short story of the story “Poor Liza” by NM Karamzin The tale begins with a description of the cemetery on which Lisa’s girlfriend is buried. Starting from this picture, the author tells the sad story of a young peasant woman, who paid for her love. Once, selling lilies of the valley gathered in the forest, Lisa met a young nobleman, Erast. Her beauty, naturalness and […]...
27. “Love Story” essay How many words were said about love! This state of mind was sung also by Homer in his hymns, and Dante in the “Divine Comedy”. Yes, you never know! Everyone is given to love, and everyone can understand this feeling in his own way, passing it through the sieve of his thoughts, weaving with a […]...
28. Buddhist Parable “The Blind and the Elephant” A few students turned to the Buddha: “Master, here lives a lot of wandering hermits, who are constantly arguing with each other Some say that the soul is immortal, others – that it dies with the body Who is right..?” The Buddha answered: “Once upon a time the prince lived, he called a servant and […]...
29. Japanese parable “Love of chrysanthemums” One person loved chrysanthemums very much. He planted a garden with these flowers and took care of them all his time. Chrysanthemums, this gentleman gave much more time than the au pair and the family. Strict punishment awaited everyone who inflicted the most insignificant, even unintentional harm to the flower garden. Because of the owner’s […]...
30. Questions and answers to the fairy tale novel by A. de Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince” Why Exupery “Little Prince” is called a philosophical tale? In the fairy tale there is a deep subtext that makes you perceive the read not as a fairy tale, but as a reflection on the real life and the person’s attitude towards it. What is an allegory? This is an allegorical image of objects, concepts. […]...
31. 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 […]...
32. What helped to survive the hero of the Jack London story “Love of life”? The story of Jack London “Love of life” made a strong impression on me. From the first to the last line you are in suspense, you follow the fate of the hero, holding your breath. You survive and believe that he will survive. At the beginning of the story we see two comrades wandering around […]...
33. Summary of the story “The Overcoat” by N. V. Gogol In one of the departments there is an unremarkable official, Akaky Akakievich Bashmachkin. For many years he does the same routine work – rewriting documents. His post is called “official for writing.” Despite the harmlessness and non-conflictness of Akaky Akakievich, his colleagues, especially the young ones, laugh at him. They find many reasons for their […]...
34. Summary “Pig Under Oak” Krylov A fable is a work intended to convey a certain meaning in its content. This kind of creativity is known to the inhabitants of Russia on the imperishable poems of Ivan Andreevich Krylov, because he introduced our country to the common truths of human life more than 150 years ago, and they continue to be […]...
35. Summary “Kyle and the Nightingale” Krylov The donkey met the nightingale and asked him to sing. He sang and was beautiful. All were heard. But the donkey advised him to learn from the cock. Nightingale flew away. Analysis of the fable Donkey and the Nightingale, the heroes of the fable The main characters of the fable are a donkey and a […]...
36. What does Aesop’s fable “Peasant and his sons” teach us? In the 6th century BC there lived a man called Aesop. According to legend, he was a slave from Phrygia. Subsequently, he was released to freedom and he lived for some time at the court of the Lydian king Krez. Why did the name of this man survive the millennium? He is a fabulist. He […]...
37. Questions and answers to the story of J. London “Love of life” How did it happen that the hero of Jack London was left alone with the wild nature? What made a man pull himself together? Nature suppressed him with her greatness and indifference, but the desire to overcome fear and pain lifted man to his feet. He had to get rid of this annoying picture that […]...
38. “Secret” meaning of the poems of Omar Khayyam Not every connoisseur of Khayyam poetry guessed that there was an allegorical meaning hidden in them. To interpret it is not so simple: for this you need to orient yourself in the cultural traditions of the medieval East. Thus, in the time of Khayyam, a religious-mystical doctrine called Sufism arose that had a huge impact […]...
39. 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 […]...
40. Summary “The Story of Peter and Fevronia of Murom” In the city of Murom, Prince Paul ruled. To his wife, the devil sent a flying serpent to fornication. He appeared to him in his form, and to other people he seemed Prince Paul. Princess in all confessed to her husband, but he did not know what to do. He told his wife to ask […]...