A short analysis of the work “A Poem Without a Hero” by AA Akhmatova

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1. “A Poem Without a Hero” by Akhmatova in brief The author hears Chopin’s funeral march and the whisper of a warm shower in the ivy. She dreams of youth, his passing cup. She is waiting for the person with whom she is destined to deserve such that the Twentieth Century will be embarrassed. But instead of the one she was waiting for, on New […]...
2. A brief analysis of A. A. Blok’s “Nightingale Garden” poem A. Blok’s poem “Nightingale Garden” is a typically romantic work, therefore its main images are conditional, do not have the features of a specific time and space. Using his favorite method of antithesis, the poet contrasts in the poem two themes, two opposing notions about the meaning of life: the paradise existence in the nightingale […]...
3. Biography of Akhmatova Anna Andreevna Akhmatova is a famous Russian poet of the 20th century, a writer, translator, critic and literary critic. The author of the famous poem “Requiem” about the repression of the 30s. Early years She was born on June 11, 1889 in Odessa. The first education in Akhmatova’s biography was received at the Mariinsky Gymnasium […]...
4. Composition on the work of Lermontov Lermontov turned to the poem at the very beginning of his creative career. About 30 poems came out from under his pen. They keep an inseparable connection with his lyrics, they trace all the same themes, ideas and images. Continuing the artistic endeavors of Pushkin and Byron, the poet developed the Russian romantic poem as […]...
5. Anna Andreevna Akhmatova. Biography Day from day and year from year Your cruel fate Was destiny of all people. Your marvelous gift, your wolfishness Powerlessness would have been different… Maria Petrovykh The divine uniqueness of the individual <…> was emphasized by her stunning beauty. From one glance at her breath caught. A tall, dark-haired, swarthy, slim and incredibly flexible, […]...
6. Analysis of the work “Golden Meadow” Prishvin The works of MM Prishvin are taught to observe and love nature. The writer notices the slightest changes occurring around him, knows how to tell about them so that we can clearly imagine everything to ourselves. From this story you can see that even in the simplest, unsightly, at first glance, nothing noticeable flower is […]...
7. Biography Akhmatova Anna Andreevna (1889 – 1966) Poetess. After the family disbanded in 1905, the mother and children moved to Evpatoria, from there to Kiev. There, Akhmatova graduated from high school and in 1907 entered the law faculty of the Higher Women’s Courses in Kiev. In 1910 she married S. Gumilev. Together with him was in 1910 and 1911 […]...
8. Composition is my favorite poem The greatest Russian poet in the history of Russian literature Alexander Pushkin is loved by readers from all over the world. His work is remarkable and interesting from many points of view, it addresses a lot of interesting problems and questions. Everyone loves Pushkin’s art and for something his own, choosing these or other works […]...
9. Romantic escape from reality in Byron’s poem “Childe Harold” He is the mournful edge of war and crime Left cold, without tears, without regret. D. Byron “Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage” is written in the form of the lyric diary of the main character – Childe Harold. Childe Harold is a young man of noble birth. His ancestors “have won fame and honor in citizenship and […]...
10. A brief summary of A. Tvardovsky’s poem “Vasily Terkin” The main character of the poem is Vasily Terkin. It’s a guy at least where he can stand up for himself and the eater is excellent. Terkin is a veteran fighter. This is his second war, the first was Finnish. Terkin is talking about that old war. He remembers how one day his squad stopped […]...
11. A poem by right of memory The great events that took place in our country were reflected in the work of Alexander Trifonovich Tvardovsky and in the form of a direct portrayal of them, and in the form of related individual reflections. In this sense, his work is extremely topical. The largest postwar production of Tvardovsky was the poem “For the […]...
12. Practical work on solving problems on the definition of the world time on the basis of the analysis of the time zone map Purpose: to learn how to solve and correctly formulate tasks for the definition of the world time; repeat the rules for determining the geographical coordinates of settlements on a degree grid. Visual aids: a map of Earth’s time zones, a political map of the world. Assignments: Using the world time zone map, solve the proposed […]...
13. Essay on the life and work of DG Byron In the history of mankind there are names that never cease to excite the minds and hearts of more and more generations. Interest in them is so deep that sometimes even forgotten how long they lived and worked. Over one and a half centuries have passed since the death of Byron, but his name is […]...
14. Composition “Characteristics of a literary hero” Characteristics of heroes can be of two types: individual and comparative. If you need to compile an individual characterization of the hero. begin with a description of the historical era, which is discussed in the work. This is important, because it allows you to explain many of the hero’s actions. Tell us about the social […]...
15. The theme of nature in the work of Russian writers Most writers always touch the topic of their homeland, namely its nature. Who loves his homeland, he loves his nature. Probably everyone will agree with this. Otherwise, you can not love your homeland. Having no homeland, you will not love the world. In every country there is at least one poet who wrote about his […]...
16. Mtsyri as a romantic hero Lermontov was in love with the Caucasus since his earliest childhood. The majesty of the mountains, the crystal clearness and at the same time the dangerous force of the rivers, the bright unusual greenery and people, freedom-loving and proud, shocked the imagination of a large-eyed and impressionable child. Perhaps that is why Lermontov was so […]...
17. “Dead Souls” poem about Russia One of the first readers of Nikolai Gogol’s poem Dead Souls PF Zaikin described his impressions after reading the work: “Everything that is ugly, vile and vile in Russia, everything has been found out here.” The conversation between the landowners, landlords, lackeys, coachmen with horses and the life of everyone and, in general, whole Russia, […]...
18. Style styles of Russian literature of the XIX century 1. Romanticism . Romanticism is known to Russian literature since the Middle Ages. But the 19th century gave it absolutely different shades. He originated not in Russia, but in Germany, but gradually penetrated into the works of our writers. Russian literature of the 19th century is characterized by romantic moods. They found a reflection in […]...
19. My favorite poem My favorite poem is a poem by Alexander Trifonovich Tvardovsky… no, not about war. About love. In fact, this is a declaration of love to the bride, but not his own, but a stranger. It is called “The Bride”. The boy and the girl were growing up together, they were playing, “… the dust was […]...
20. About the poem “Childe Harold Pilgrimage” by G. G. Byron At the end of June 1809, Byron went on a two-year journey, during which he visited Portugal, Spain, Albania, Turkey and Greece. Byron was interested in the peoples of these countries, their life, culture. Particularly struck by his social contrasts: he saw the unlimited arbitrariness of local and foreign tyrants, the complete lack of rights […]...
21. 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. […]...
22. Composition on the text of Likhanov. Analysis of the work on the text of Likhanov (1) A person rejoices when he grows up. (2) I am happy that I part with my childhood. (3) How! (4) He is independent, big, courageous! (5) And at first this independence seems very serious. (6) But then. (7) Then it becomes sad. (8) And the older the adult, the sadder it is: after all, […]...
23. Petersburg text of Russian literature The concept of “Petersburg text” was introduced by V. N. Toporov. He wrote that the St. Petersburg text created by the “collection of texts of Russian literature” possesses all those specific features that are characteristic of texts in general and, above all, of semantic coherence, although it was written (and will be written) by many […]...
24. Moscow – how much in this word for the heart of the Russian Vladimir Gilyarovsky in such words confessed his love for the ancient Russian capital: “I am a Muscovite!” How happy is he who can pronounce this word, putting himself in. I am a Muscovite! “. “Moscow, Russia’s daughter is loved…” heard a lot of confessions of love, but more accurately and expressively Gilyarovsky, in my opinion, […]...
25. The summary of the poem “To Whom in Russia Live Well” NA Nekrasova Prologue In a fairy-tale form, the author depicts the dispute of seven peasants about “who lives happily, is free in Russia.” The dispute turns into a fight, then the peasants reconcile and decide among themselves to ask the tsar, the merchant and the priest, who are happier without receiving an answer on the Russian soil […]...
26. The work “The influence of literature on man” A huge world opens before us from the pages of books. Books have surrounded us since childhood. Together with literary heroes, we rejoice, grieve, travel, try to solve various problems. It is believed that people who love to read are happy people. Perhaps, because next to them there are always clever and faithful friends – […]...
27. A short story of Pushkin’s novel “Eugene Onegin” using poetic insets A young nobleman, Eugene Onegin, who was very well educated, leaving his father early without a father who “gave three balls every year and got lost at last”, leads a secular way of life, is successful with “decisive and strict judges” and ladies. His day passes in balls, theaters, dinners with friends in the best […]...
28. My favorite writer’s work My favorite author is the Russian classical writer Nikolai Gogol. I like reading his stories from the series “Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka”. They have inimitable humor, funny characters, riddles and mystery. In the stories of Gogol, for example, “Sorochintsy Fair”, “Lost Literacy”, “The Nights Before Christmas”, there are truth and fairy tales, folk […]...
29. My favorite literary hero There are a lot of books, even more there are different literary heroes. The most interesting thing in any work, be it a great novel or a short story, is a hero. Hardly anyone can boast of the fact that he really enjoyed reading an essay by an author who only contains descriptions of nature […]...
30. The image of Childe Harold as the embodiment of the Byronic hero The most famous of Byron’s poems is Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage. The poem was created in parts. The first two of her songs were written during Byron’s trip to Portugal, Spain, Albania, Greece. The third song – on the shores of Lake Geneva after the final departure from England, the fourth song is completed already in […]...
31. The theme of the homeland in the work of Blok AA Blok is an amazing writer of the Silver Age. He left behind a rather rich poetic heritage. In his literary baggage various cycles dedicated to different topics. But, in fact, whatever the poet wrote, all his work was devoted to the Motherland. He himself said this on one of the poetic evenings. While reading […]...
32. 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 […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. Composition on the theme of a little man The first of the Russian writers who touched upon the theme of the “little man” was Pushkin. His story “The Stationmaster” is devoted to the modest existence of station supervisor Samson Vyrin. The story became the first of a number of works of Russian literature devoted to this topic. In the poem “The Bronze Horseman” […]...
35. Summary “Black man” My head plows with its ears, Like a bird with wings. She can not rest her legs on the neck anymore. S. A. Yesenin. Black man “Black Man” – one of the most mysterious, ambiguous and understandable works of Esenin. The poet began working in 1922, and basically it was written abroad, in February 1923 […]...
36. Hero of Russia composition A feat is everything except fame. I would like to begin my work with the notion of the word hero. In front of me there are dictionaries. I open the “Dictionary of Ozhegov.” A hero is a man who performs feats, extraordinary in his valor, courage, selflessness. In the Dictionary of Synonyms, a hero, a […]...
37. “Little Man” composition The image of the “little man” is a kind of generalized portrait of a non-noble or well-born, but poor, insulted by high-ranking co-workers of a petty official. It is a powerless person who is powerless before life and its circumstances. Captivated by the state machine and eternal need, sometimes he is capable of protest. However, […]...
38. Tsvetaeva’s short story “The Tale of Sonechka” “The Tale of Sonechka” tells about the most romantic period in the biography of Marina Tsvetaeva – about her Moscow life in 1919-20. in Borisoglebsky Lane. This time of uncertainty, poverty, persecution. At the same time, this is the time of the great crisis, in which there is something romantic and great, and behind the […]...
39. Summary “Pedagogical Poem” by Makarenko The theoretical legacy of A. S. Makarenko, his convictions and sparkling talent, which were fully developed in the 1920s and 1930s, still faithfully serve the school, enrich our ideological and creative life. Time does not extinguish, but opens up more and more facets of his selfless and versatile pedagogical work, he experienced 200,000 hours of […]...
40. 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, […]...