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1. What was the theater in Shakespeare’s time? Firstly, it was distinguished by a special arrangement and arrangement of the stage, which resembled either a trapezoid or an oval and protruded deep into the stalls. This created the illusion of an area action, during which actors, surrounded by spectators on all sides, performed on conventional wagons. This effect was exacerbated by the absence […]...
2. Innovation of Chekhov-playwright Chekhov is usually called “Shakespeare of the 20th century”. Indeed, his dramaturgy, like Shakespeare’s, played a huge pivotal role in the history of the world drama. Born in Russia at the turn of the new century, she developed into such an innovative artistic system that defined the ways of the future development of drama and […]...
3. Shakespeare’s heroes on the world stage. About Shakespeare’s drama production “Romeo and Juliet” One of the reasons for the long-term dramatic success of Shakespeare’s dramas is their amazing theatricality. Many spectators received from Shakespeare’s performances the brightest theatrical impressions in their lives. Many actors best revealed their talents when playing roles in Shakespeare’s plays. Many of the creators of the performances reached their main creative peaks in the […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. Writings on the sonnets of W. Shakespeare The sonnets of William Shakespeare belong to the remarkable examples of lyrical poetry of the Renaissance. In total Shakespeare created 154 sonnet. Most of the works reveal the theme of love, but many of them are devoted to friendship, philosophical reflections, and sometimes they reflect the issues of artistic creativity. In the rich heritage of […]...
7. 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 […]...
8. “Eternal” questions in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” The brilliant English playwright William Shakespeare lived and worked at the turn of the 16th-17th centuries. His work is divided into several stages. The early period reflects the worldview of the Renaissance and is the embodiment of humanism. Plays of the first period are filled with optimism, the joy of life, contain an element of […]...
9. “Eternal” theme of love in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” There is no sadder story in the world than the tale of Romeo and Juliet. V. Shakespeare The famous tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” was first staged in 1595. Centuries have passed, but today, as in the days of Shakespeare, this “sad story” makes one tremble of heart, as this eternal theme continues […]...
10. On the creativity of RM Rilke The creative evolution of RM Rilke reflects the general logic of the development of literature at the end of the nineteenth and the first third of the twentieth centuries. At the same time, the poet’s transition from one stage to the next was accompanied by sharp world-outlook-aesthetic fractures, which always led to a radical change […]...
11. The legend of Hamlet from the Danish annals and her reinterpretation by Shakespeare The legend of Hamlet was first recorded at the end of the XI century by the Danish historian Samson Grammatik in his collection of legends and chronicles entitled “The History of Denmark”. This legend says that during paganism, one of the rulers of Jutland was killed at the feast by his brother Feng. Then Fengon […]...
12. Romeo and Juliet as heroes of films. Shakespeare’s drama screen version Shakespeare’s drama about two lovers turned out to be very attractive for filmmakers. During the XX century. on its basis, several films were shot. At the same time, attempts were repeatedly made to modernize the content of the play. For example, in R. Wise’s film “West Side Story”, the feud between the houses of Montague […]...
13. Innovation of Ibsen the playwright. Its importance in the world literature The play of G. Ibsen “Nora” sparked heated debates in the society, here and there a message was posted in the living rooms: “Please do not talk about the Doll House.” Actually, the new drama began with the words of the main heroine Ibsen, told her husband Helmer: “We have something to talk about with […]...
14. Characteristics of creativity Tchaikovsky is a deeply national composer. In works he shows the life of Russian society, its way of life; gives a picture of Russian nature. The music is intonationally close to the Russian folk song. The composer himself wrote: “As for the Russian element in my music in general, that is, related to folk song […]...
15. Folk poetic creativity Folk poetic creativity – mass verbal art creativity of one or another people; the totality of its forms and forms, denoted by this term in modern science, has other names – folk literature, oral literature, folk poetry, folklore. Verbal artistic creativity arose in the process of the formation of human speech. In pre-class society, it […]...
16. The problem of choice in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” To be or not to be, that is the question. V. Shakespeare. Hamlet The tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” is rightly recognized as one of the greatest philosophical tragedies, since it touches upon questions that for centuries worried thinking people: what is life and what is death? what is the cause of misfortunes and misfortunes […]...
17. Questions and answers to creativity of G. G. Byron What is the direction of Byron’s work in the world literature? What are the main themes of Byron’s work? “Byron’s poetry is a scream of suffering, it’s a complaint, but a proud complaint that gives rather than asks, rather descends than begs,” – wrote about Byron’s poetry VG Belinsky. Like no other, Byron embodied in […]...
18. Creativity Anton Chekhov Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) – a great Russian writer, a talented playwright, an academician, a doctor by profession. The most important thing in his work is that many works have become classics of world literature, and his plays are staged in theaters around the world. Early years Born January 17 (29), 1860 in Taganrog in […]...
19. “To be or not to be?” – the main issue of the play “Hamlet” by V. Shakespeare “To be or not to be?” – a question that has always stood in front of people: to resist evil or to reconcile with it? try to change the world in which injustice triumphs, or live peacefully in it? But for the first time it was so clearly and definitely formulated by the great Shakespeare […]...
20. Summary Creativity Emil Zola Creativity Claude Lantier, an artist, hanged himself in his studio before the unfinished painting in November 1870. His wife, Christina, posing for this picture and excruciatingly jealous of her, lost her mind from grief. Claude lived in complete poverty. He left nothing but a few sketches: the last and the main picture, a […]...
21. What is meant by freedom of will, action and creativity Throughout life a person, being free, chooses: how to dress and which store to go, where and how to study, where and how to work. Choosing the path or the way to achieve some goal, we often do not think about why we act in one way or another, but simply imitate the behavior of […]...
22. “Creativity” E. Zola in summary Claude Lantier, an artist, hanged himself in his studio before the unfinished painting in November 1870. His wife, Christina, posing for this picture and painfully jealous of her, lost her mind from grief. Claude lived in complete poverty. He left nothing but a few sketches: the last and the main picture, a failed masterpiece, was […]...
23. Joy and pain of creativity, 1 version Creative success is, undoubtedly, a great joy. But to achieve it, you have to experience so much suffering – physical and spiritual! Whether it’s music, painting or another kind of art. For example, to achieve creative success in music, you must master the instrument perfectly. To own the instrument – how much to sweat! This […]...
24. Characteristic features of the Shakespeare Theater Use of borrowed plots, which in its processing received a new artistic embodiment, poetic breathing and philosophical content; the special role of the jester in the plays – the character most vividly illustrating the idea of ​​world theatricality and endowed with the power to freely speak the truth, to disrupt the masks from hypocrites and […]...
25. Tsvetaeva essay on creativity Russian poetry is our great spiritual treasure, our national pride. But many poets and writers have forgotten, they were not printed, they were not spoken about. These are such wonderful Russian poets as Anna Akhmatova, Nikolai Gumilev, Osip Mandelstam, Marina Tsvetaeva. From this magnificent galaxy, I am closer and dearer than MI Tsvetaeva, a wonderful […]...
26. Writing about creativity What is creativity. I would say so, creativity is the realization of their talents. Each person is endowed with certain talents, and when he shows his talents, he creates. Therefore, creativity is the result of human activity. What kind of activity do we refer to creativity? This is, as a rule, music, dance, painting, sculpture, […]...
27. Summary Hamlet William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Hamlet The tragic story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost […]...
28. Summary King Henry IV William Shakespeare William Shakespeare King Henry IV Part one The source of the plot were several anonymous plays and the chronicles of Hollshed, with whom, however, Shakespeare treated quite freely. The plays about the reign of Henry IV form, as it were, the middle part of the tetralogy, the beginning of which is “Richard II”, and the […]...
29. Summary Storm William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Storm The play takes place on a secluded island, where all the fictional characters are transferred from different countries. A ship in the sea. Storm. Thunder and lightning. The crew of the ship is trying to save him, but the notable passengers – Neapolitan King Alonzo, his brother Sebastian and son Ferdinand, Duke […]...
30. Summary William Shakespeare Anthony and Cleopatra William Shakespeare Anthony and Cleopatra In Alexandria, the triumvir Marc Antony is entangled in the silk nets of the Egyptian queen Cleopatra and betrays love and revelry. Supporters of Antony grumble: “One of the main three pillars of the universe On the position of the woman’s buffoon”. Yet Anthony decides to leave Egypt after learning […]...
31. Summary Macbeth William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Macbeth Location – England and Scotland. The time of action is the 11th century. The tragedy begins with a conversation between the three witches, who are discussing when they come together again – decide to get together “as soon as the battle ends with the victory of the side of one.” In a […]...
32. “King Henry IV” by Shakespeare in short summary Part one The source of the plot were several anonymous plays and the chronicles of Hollshed, with whom, however, Shakespeare treated quite freely. The plays about the reign of Henry IV form, as it were, the middle part of the tetralogy, the beginning of which is “Richard II”, and the end is “Henry V”. All […]...
33. Characteristics of the novelism of Guy de Maupassant Realistically multifaceted and accurate recreation of everyday life of different layers of French society, the color of time and terrain; a pronounced anti-war pathos, manifested in protest against the violence and cruelty of the invaders, a sarcastic image of false patriotism, behind which moral vices hide, admiration of the compatriots who did not submit to […]...
34. Summary Othello William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Othello Venice. At the house of Senator Brabantzio the Venetian nobleman Rodrigo, unrequitedly in love with the daughter of Senator Desdemona, reproaches his friend Iago for taking the rank of lieutenant from Othello, the noble Moor, the general in the Venetian service. Iago is justified: he himself hates the self-willed African because he, […]...
35. Shakespeare’s Hamlet in brief The tragic story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost similar to the […]...
36. Summary of Hamlet by Shakespeare The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost similar to the Danish king, recently deceased. Horatio is inclined to […]...
37. Summary Twelfth Night, or Anything William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Twelfth Night, or Anything The action of comedy takes place in a fairy-tale country for the English of Shakespeare’s time – Illyria. The Duke of Illyria Orsino is in love with the young Countess Olivia, but she is in mourning after the death of her brother and even does not accept the emissaries […]...
38. Summary of Shakespeare’s Macbeth The scene of the tragedy occurs in XI. in Scotland and England. I talk three witches about when they will meet again, and agree that after the victory of one of the parties. In a military camp near Forres, the Scottish king Duncan receives the joyful news that Macbeth, the cousin of the king, defeated […]...
39. “Anthony and Cleopatra” by Shakespeare in brief In Alexandria, the triumvir Marc Anthony is entangled in the silk nets of the Egyptian queen Cleopatra and gives himself up to love and revelry. Supporters of Antony grumble: “One of the main three pillars of the universe / On the position of the woman’s buffoon”. Yet Anthony decides to leave Egypt after learning that […]...
40. A lot of noise from nothing William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Much Ado About Nothing The action takes place in the city of Messina in Sicily. The messenger informs the Governor Leonato about the arrival in the city after the victorious end of the war of Don Pedro, Prince of Aragon, with his retinue. Talking about the battle, the messenger mentions distinguished on the […]...