Man and nature, man and earth – this theme in our time is brought to life by moral and ethical motives. New factories are being built, huge stations are being built, gas and oil
Introduction During the Great Patriotic War, the struggle for freedom and independence of the Motherland became the main content of the life of Soviet people. This struggle demanded from them the utmost exertion of
My first teacher was Olga Stepanovna. She seemed to me quite young, probably because she was very energetic and cheerful. Olga Stepanovna always thought out for us different holidays and extra-curricular activities, arranged small
Performing a social order, the Soviet writer Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokhov wrote simultaneously two novels: “Quiet Don” and “Virgin Soil Upturned.” Today we will talk about the second, which is a description of perestroika in
Both adults and children always rejoice at the onset of spring, and in Russia especially, because here winters are fierce and last a very long time. Little children usually perceive the seasons of the
Many of the most talented Russian poets and writers in their work repeatedly touch upon the theme of their native land, the corner of the Earth to which not only thoughts but also the
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
When I think about it, I remember the words from different poems and songs. Some of them sound like this: “That’s when I become an adult, and I want to swim, I’ll get into
With what uncontrollable desire we all expect the arrival of spring, and how brightly and joyfully we meet its first signs, promising sunny and clear weather, the change of the harsh winter with affectionate
The name of MA Sholokhov is known all over the world. He wrote about the tragic fate of people trapped in a maelstrom fraught with the tragedies of the 20th century: the writer’s focus