Briefly about the novel “Carmen” P. Merimee. The image of Carmen

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1. Summary Carmen Prosper Merimee Prosper Merimee Carmen In the early autumn of 1830 an inquisitive scholar (in whom Merimee himself guessed) hires a conductor in Cordoba and goes in search of ancient Munda, where the last victorious Spanish battle of Julius Caesar took place. The midday heat makes him seek refuge in a shady gorge. But the place by […]...
2. “Carmen” Merimee in brief summary In the early autumn of 1830 an inquisitive scientist hires a guide in Cordoba and goes in search of ancient Munda, where the last victorious Spanish battle of Julius Caesar took place. The midday heat makes him seek refuge in a shady gorge. But the place by the stream is already occupied. A dexterous and […]...
3. Summary of “Carmen” Merimee It was early autumn of 1830. One scientist, no doubt, curious and enthusiastic, goes to the site of the last battle of the great Julius Caesar in order to find the ancient Mundu. Along the way, he, along with his guide, is forced to stop, the reason for which was the midday heat, which makes […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. Summary of Georges Bizet. Carmen CARMEN Opera in four acts Libretto by A. Meliak and L. Halevy Characters: Carmen, a gypsy woman, a cigar factory worker Don Jose, foreman Escamillo, the Toreador Mezzo soprano Tenor Baritone Tenor Tenor Bass Baritone Soprano Soprano Soprano Without singing Without singing Dankairo Romendado } Smugglers Tsuniga, the captain Morales, sergeant Micaela, bride of Jose […]...
6. Merimee Prosper and Ukraine Ukraine took a prominent place in the historical and artistic works of Merimee. In the book “Episode from Russian History: False Dmitriy” the writer proposed an original hypothesis, according to which the impostor was a Zaporozhian Cossack. “Only the Cossack who grew up on the Sich,” argues Merimee, “where only courage and eloquence gave honors, […]...
7. The image of the main character Having defined the genre, idea, name and essence of the series, it’s time to think about its main component – the characters, without which we will not succeed. And we will start with the main character – the main character. Who is the main character? Simply put, it’s a character that has the largest number […]...
8. Summary of “Tamango” Merimee “Tamango” by Prosper Merimee is a story not only about how clever, cruel and heartless the whites bought and secretly transported slaves, but also about how intimidated, disenfranchised, unarmed Negroes managed to capture the ship of slavers, not knowing, however, that with to do next. Receiving huge profits from the sale of “ebony”, White took […]...
9. Briefly about M. Yu. Lermontov Mikhail Yurievich Lermontov was born in 1814. Relations between his parents were not formed, and the education of a small Misha was engaged in his grandmother – Elizabeth Arsenyev. Lermontov graduated from a noble boarding school at Moscow University and Moscow University himself. From there Lermontov went to the School of Guards sub-lieutenants and cavalry […]...
10. Novella Prosper Merimee “Tamango” – a protest against the inhumanity of the slave trade Novel “Tamango”, written in 1829, continued the theme, common in the leading French literature – the colonial activities of whites and the oppression of the Negroes. In the novel Merimee is given the image of a typical slaver, Captain Ledoux. He and his assistants are opposed by the Negro leader Tamango and his fellow tribesmen. […]...
11. Briefly about A. A. Blok AA Blok is the greatest poet of the 20th century, a vivid representative of the “silver age”, as Andrei Bely, “Man of the Century”, will say about him. Vyacheslav Ivanov said: “I consider him the first lyricist of our time… Blok is Prince Hamlet, and like every prince it’s a lot of nobility, it’s a […]...
12. Images in the literature What is the image Any phenomenon that has been creatively recreated by the author in the subject of art can be called an artistic image. If we mean a literary image, then this phenomenon is reflected in the work of art. The peculiarity of imagery is that it not only reflects reality, but also generalizes it, while revealing something […]...
13. The image of a peasant in Russian literature In literary works we find an image of people, their way of life, feelings. By the XVII-XVIII centuries in Russia there were two classes: peasants and nobles – with a completely different culture, mentality and even language. That is why in the works of some Russian writers, the image of the peasants is there, and […]...
14. Summary Etruscan vase Prosper Merimee Prosper Merimee The Etruscan vase of Auguste Saint-Claire was not liked in the so-called “big world”; the main reason was that he tried to please only those who were to his heart. He walked one by himself and carefully avoided the others. In addition, he was careless and absent-minded. He was proud and proud. He […]...
15. Briefly about the tale of A. de Saint-Exupery “The Little Prince” Shortly before the death of A. de Saint-Exupery wrote a fairy tale “The Little Prince”, which was destined for the glory of the masterpiece of world literature. She became a kind of spiritual testament of the writer, and a testament addressed not only to children, but also to adults. “This sad and mocking tale is […]...
16. The image of a woman in Russian literature To women in Russian literature there has always been a special attitude, and up to a certain time the main place in it was occupied by a man – a hero, with whom the problems posed by the authors were connected. Karamzin was one of the first to pay attention to the fate of poor […]...
17. Nora’s image The readers of our time have many questions when he reads the “Doll House” by G. Ibsen. Time is different, people have changed, values ​​have depreciated, on the one hand, on the other – it became more difficult to recognize their intelligence. Nora’s image evokes a desire to sympathize with this woman, to marvel at […]...
18. 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 […]...
19. Briefly Return to Brideshead Evelyn W Return to Brideshead During World War II, while in England and commanding a company that did not take part in hostilities, Captain Charles Ryder received orders from the commanders to transport his subordinates to a new place. Arriving at the place of destination, the captain discovers that he was at the Brideshead estate, […]...
20. The image of a contemporary in the national prose of the last decades Modern Russian literature – a phenomenon little-known. But from this it does not become less interesting, on the contrary, the unknownness of today’s art space raises interest much more than, for example, literature of the 19th century. How can you characterize the literary process of recent decades? Some speak of the heyday of postmodernism. But, […]...
21. Summary of “Matteo Falcone” Merimee In three hours’ walk to the north-west of the port city of Corsica, Porto-Vecchio, there are extensive thickets of poppies – the habitat of shepherds and robbers. Formed by seven to eight foot thickets of trees that survived the burning out of the forest, they are impassable not only for humans, but also for mouflons […]...
22. “Matteo Falcone” Merimee in brief summary If you go from Porto-Vecchio to the depths of Corsica, you can go to the vast thickets of poppies – the homeland of shepherds and anyone who is at odds with justice. Corsican farmers burn part of the forest and from this land receive a harvest. The roots of the trees left in the ground […]...
23. Perfect teacher image The ideal image of a teacher of the future for a modern student is formed today. Today’s schoolchildren are future parents who will form an idea about the teacher in the next generation. Thus, society, as it were, is always late. What is the solution? Perhaps, it is necessary to start changing the existing stereotype […]...
24. Is the image of Oblomov tragic? Oblomov is a novel about the tragic fate of the Russian landowner. The main question the author poses in his novel is the question of what ruined Oblomov’s fate. What dashed this crystal-clear, clear, like a child’s soul, a loving heart, a mind full of lofty thoughts and not alien to the “universal human passions”? […]...
25. Summary “Venus Ilskaya” Merimee The narrator, at the request of M. de P., goes to the Catalan town of Ill. He must examine all the ancient monuments in the area, which will indicate the local lover of antiquity, M. de Peyrorad. On the way the narrator learns from his guide that a copper idol of the pagan goddess has […]...
26. “Etruscan vase” Merimee in brief summary Auguste Saint-Claire was not loved in the so-called “big world”; the main reason was that he tried to please only those who were to his heart. He walked one by himself and carefully avoided the others. In addition, he was careless and absent-minded. He was proud and proud. He valued others’ opinions. He called all […]...
27. “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 […]...
28. “The Chronicle of the reign of Charles IX” Merimee in brief summary 1572 In France – in the midst of religious wars between Catholics and Huguenots. There is a fierce struggle for power, in which the interests of the three main parties – Protestants or Huguenots, the royal party, the weakest of the three, and the party of the ultra-royalists of the Dukes of Gizov, collide. King […]...
29. Briefly about Timur Timur was born into the family of a Mongolian nobleman. He grew up brave and strong warrior. At the age of 26, due to injury, he became a cripple: his right leg did not bend at the knee, and his arm – at the elbow. Since then, Timur was called the “Iron Lame” – Tamerlane. […]...
30. 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 […]...
31. Image of the destructive power of money in the story of Balzac “Gobsek” Gold! Streams of gold. To implement our Whims, you need time, you need material Opportunities or efforts. Well! In gold everything is contained in the bud, and it all gives In fact. O. Balzac From 1830 to 1848, Balzac created three versions of the novel, gradually tightening up the image of the protagonist – the […]...
32. 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 […]...
33. Conflicting the image of Faust The blind man, who proudly rushes with dreams, Who seeks us as equals behind the clouds! Become firmly here – and around you watch everything: For business and this world is not it. I. V. Goethe Goethe wrote the philosophical drama Faust almost all his life: the first sketches date back to 1773, and the […]...
34. On the work of G. Ibsen Creativity G. Ibsen reflected the most important problems of the moral life of the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. and laid the foundation for a new European theater. In his artistic evolution, the playwright went through four stages. The first, “romantic” period of Ibsen’s work was closely connected with the national-patriotic rise that […]...
35. “The Dowry” Ostrovsky composition “Dowry” is one of Ostrovsky’s most significant plays of the last period – “The Dowryless Woman” (1878) – and in some respects recalls “The Storm”. But the differences, perhaps, are more than similarities. The composition of the new play is organized more strictly: all events – occurring within one day, are directly related to the […]...
36. 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 […]...
37. Composition on the theme “My character” What is this – character? A set of qualities and characteristics of each person, which is given to us from birth or it gradually develops, grows and changes with us? My character – these are the features that distinguish me from other people, it affects my behavior and way of life. It’s hard to say […]...
38. “Wonderful” Korolenko in brief summary Morozova is the main character, a political prisoner. In the center of the narrative of this early work of the writer is the story of the escort gendarme Gavrilov about the girl-politician Morozova, whom he accompanied to exile. She seemed to the narrator a child: “hair is fair-haired, in one braid collected, on the cheeks […]...
39. On the works of Honore de Balzac Creativity Honore de Balzac developed under the influence of French and English literary traditions. In addition, he was influenced by the works of mystic philosophers, in particular, the Swedish Theosophist E. Swedenborg. Such a circle of reading formed the basis for the synthesis of romantic and realistic tendencies in Balzac’s prose. The idea of ​​the […]...
40. Composition on the theme of good qualities of man Positive character traits in men and women. Each person has his own character. And the characters of a man and a woman are generally different. What positive qualities of a man are inherent in women and men? How are the same qualities manifested in the representatives of the strong and weak half of humanity? Man […]...