Honore de Balzac – the glory and pride of France

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1. 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 […]...
2. Biography of Honore de Balzac Honore de Balzac – French novelist, was born in the town of Touré. Balzac is one of the great masters of novels. Having an accessory to the noble family, he later added a piece – de to his own name. Without taking up education as a child, his parents sent him to a gymnasium in […]...
3. Honore de Balzac. Biography Honore de Balzac is a French novelist who entered the history of literature as the creator of the monumental epic “Human Comedy”, which became a kind of chronicle of the life of the society of the first half of the nineteenth century. and one of the fundamental works of realism. The life of O. de […]...
4. Honore de Balzac at the threshold of maturity Parents hoped that after graduation Honore would be engaged in legal practice and very soon consolidate the welfare of the family. But the conceited youth dreamed of something else: he decided to become a famous and rich writer. But the question is: can I make a fortune and get rich by doing literature? Considering that […]...
5. Childhood and youth Honore de Balzac On May 20, 1799, a boy was born in the ancient French city of Tours, on the street of the Italian army, in the house of the assistant to the mayor and trustee of the charitable institutions, Bernard-Frarsois, who changed his plebeian name Balsa to the noble mode of de Balzac. The mother of the […]...
6. The realism of O. de Balzac The emergence of French realism, beginning with the work of Stendhal, occurred in parallel with the further development of romanticism in France. It is indicative that the first who supported and largely appreciated the realistic search for Stendhal and Balzac were Viktor Hugo and George Sand, vivid representatives of the French Romanticism of the Restoration […]...
7. O. de Balzac and Ukraine February 28, 1832 in the life of the writer there was an event that marked the beginning of a “beautiful heart drama”: Balzac unexpectedly received a letter from Odessa with an intriguing signature of “Inostranka”. Soon the writer learned that his correspondent was a Polish aristocrat of Russian citizenship, the Countess Evelina Ghanskaya, the great-granddaughter […]...
8. Biography Honore de Balzac A lot of French writers know the world literature, Honore de Balzac, a famous playwright, deserves special attention. Born May 8 (20), 1799 in Tours, died August 6 (18), 1850 in Paris. He represents not only the peculiarities of his creative work, but also his very personality and literary career, a bright type of writer […]...
9. The problem of fathers and children based on the novel Honore de Balzac “Father Gorio” If the fathers are trampled on with their feet, Fatherland will perish. O. de Balzac. Father Gorio At all times, respect for the elders was one of the main pillars on which not only the family but the entire society relies. Children from all over the world are brought up in fairy tales and stories, […]...
10. About the cycle “The Human Comedy” by O. de Balzac Having finished the novel “Father Gorio” in 1834, Balzac comes to a fundamentally important decision: he intended to create a grandiose artistic panorama of the life of the French society of the post-revolutionary period, consisting of related novels, stories and stories. To this end, previously written works, after appropriate processing, he includes in the “Human […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. Summary Balzac About Honore de Balzac (Honoré de Balzac [? N?? ed? Bal? Zak], May 20, 1799, Tour – August 18, 1850, Paris) is a French writer. Has no relation to the French writer Jean-Louis Gues de Balzac (1597-1654). The name at birth is Honore Balzac; particle “de”, meaning belonging to the noble family, began to use around […]...
13. Biography Honore Daumier Honore Daumier is a French cartoonist, painter, sculptor. Biography Daumier is widely known as the story of the great social satirist of his days. Being the son of a Marseilles glazier, he moved with his family to Paris in 1816. There he was educated at Lenoir, he also studied lithography. Soon, Daumier began to perform […]...
14. 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 […]...
15. 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 […]...
16. How modern is the hero of Balzac Gobsek? The story “Gobsek”, written in 1830, can be considered the original grain from which the whole giant “Human comedy” of Balzac grows. The image of Gobsek is one of the brightest human types that occur not only in Balzac’s works, but also in modern life. One of the convictions of Gobsek, who had a good […]...
17. 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 […]...
18. The problem of choice in the novel by O. de Balzac “Father Gorio” A faithful leader is a heart. O. de Balzac. Father Gorio Probably, there is not a single literary work where the problem of choice with which we so often face in everyday life is not touched upon. Different paths are chosen for themselves by the heroes of the novel Honore de Balzac “Father Gorio”, but […]...
19. “Vanity, it is always our” I. “Do you agree with this statement of Balzac? These words belong to one of the heroes Honore Balzac – Gobsek. Gobsek – the hero of the novel of the same name. His name became a household name, as a symbol of unrestrained desire to accumulate. The passion for accumulation led Gobsak at the end of his life to almost insanity. Lying on his […]...
20. Jean Callen, nicknamed “Cunning of Death” A bearer of the individualistic ideology of a strong personality, a “man of a higher order”, recklessly transgressing any laws, in the novel “Father Gorio” is Vautrin, he is also Jean Coleen, he is also Abbot Carlos Herrera, also a runaway convict “Cunning of Death.” Like many other heroes of Balzac’s “Human Comedy”, Vautrin survived […]...
21. Composition on the theme “Glory” Every year we are farther and farther away from the war. But time has no power over what people experienced during the war. It was a very difficult time. The Soviet soldier was able to face the deadly danger in his eyes. His will, his blood, won a victory over a strong enemy. There is […]...
22. 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 […]...
23. Frederic Stendhal – an astute “observer of human characters” Stendhal’s life was fanned with romance and fierce struggle for existence, filled with turbulent events and full of vivid impressions. As a politician and diplomat, he visited many European states, he learned great love and disappointment in it. Passion for artistic creativity brought him happiness even in the years of lonely old Italy, where he […]...
24. Composition of pride In the story of M. Gorky “Old Woman Izergil” are contrasted two life philosophy, set out in the legends of Larre and Danko. Two of these heroes are antagonists, and if the image of one is dominated by pride (Larra), then the other is pride (Danko). It is these completely opposite qualities, in Gorky’s opinion, […]...
25. On the work of F. Stendhal According to the researchers, Stendhal’s spiritual development was affected by uneasy relations with his father, who was a type of self-satisfied smug bourgeois. The writer built his artistic world in many respects as opposed to his father’s preferences: he placed the free personality and her passions at the center of this world, not submitting to […]...
26. The movement of F. Stendhal to realism Rejecting the classical canons, Stendhal at the same time recognized the existence of “iron laws” of reality and the need for their knowledge of the artist. He said: “It is necessary that the imagination has mastered the iron laws of the real world and, accordingly, was corrected by them.” This led him beyond romanticism, for […]...
27. Realism and symbolism of Charles Dickens The peculiarity of Dickens’s realism, for example, in comparison with Flaubert’s realism, consists in trying to combine the ethical and aesthetic ideals of the writer into an organic whole. This aspiration of the writer is conditioned, first of all, by the peculiarity of the formation and development of realism in England. If in French literature […]...
28. Briefly about the novel “Carmen” P. Merimee. The image of Carmen Novella, or rather a novel, “Carmen” is perhaps the most famous work of Merimee. The theme chosen for “Carmen” already had a romantic tradition, but the writer made her realistic development. The central character of the work is the Gypsy Carmen. The realistic character of this image is clearly more vivid when comparing it with […]...
29. Aesthetic creed of the writer Returning in 1822 to France, Stendhal plunges into the atmosphere of literary struggle. Official Paris met its writer unfriendly, here rumors have already come about the “dubious” Italian acquaintances of Stendhal. The writer does not inspire the French policemen with more confidence than the Austrian detectives. Willy-nilly Stendhal has to be extremely careful. He is […]...
30. The age of gold, who imagines himself a “golden age” The life story of the great French novelist is, in essence, the story of his work. Balzac himself said: “The main events of my life are my works”. Indeed, very often the “vital material” penetrated the pages of his novels. More than once in his works the story of a young man who because of […]...
31. “We did not expect posthumous fame, we wanted to live with glory.” During the Great Patriotic War, a very large number of people died. In my opinion, the cruel truth and the tragedy of war are remembered today with a pain in their hearts. The theme of the war was reflected in the work of many writers: V. Bykov, Yu. Bondarev, K. Vorobiev, B. Vasilyev. The writings […]...
32. Charles Dickens – a great English realist artist and Victorian moral preacher Charles Dickens is a great writer, the creator of the English realistic novel of modern times. The creative heritage of Dickens is rightfully considered an artistic symbol of the life of England during the Victorian period. In realistic novels created by the writer, Victorian England recognized itself in all its unattractive beauty. As a realistic […]...
33. Moliere is a great comediographer of the era of classicism None of the periods of development of art does not pass without a trace. Artistic discoveries of classicism are alive to the present day. One of the testimonies of the living significance of classicism in literature is the work of Moliere. Jean Baptiste Poquelin lived a very short life, but forever entered the history of […]...
34. What is pride in composition It’s not a secret for anyone that each person is unique in his own way. But one thing unites all people: we all have our own opinion, a unique character and a set of qualities that shape our personality from an early age. In man, both the dark and the bright sides of his personality […]...
35. The inner struggle of the protagonist and his insight Young and ambitious Julien Sorel seeks to make a career in a brutal, hostile society. To achieve this goal, he has no means and possibilities, except hypocrisy, whose “art” he is compelled to master in order to adapt to the hated environment. Constantly feeling surrounded by enemies, Julien closely monitors each step, acts all the […]...
36. On the work of Guy de Maupassant Being a disciple and follower of G. Flaubert, Maupassant in his work adhered to the priorities of his teacher, which included the description of everyday life and customs of different strata of society, the formulation of acute issues of modern social and moral life, the study of human psychology, the impeccably polished style. At the […]...
37. Summary “Pride and Prejudice” Austin “Remember, if our sorrows stem from Pride and Prejudice, then we are also exempt from them Pride and Prejudice, for good and evil are so miraculously balanced in the world.” These words, and in fact, fully reveal the design of the novel by Jane Austen. The provincial family, as they say, of the “middle hand”: […]...
38. About the novel “Parma monastery” The Italian theme occupies a significant place in the creative heritage of Stendhal. The world of passions and strong characters is explored by the writer in the novel “Vanina Vanini”, and in the “Italian chronicles”. The theme is most deeply and fully revealed in Stendhal’s last completed novel, The Parma Cloister. In it, the theory […]...
39. Stages of the creative path of Charles Dickens In the sixteen novels of Charles Dickens, in his numerous stories and essays, notes and essays, the reader is presented with a monumental image of England of the 30s and 70s. XIX century., Entered in the most difficult period of economic and political development. Realistic in its basis, the artistic picture of the life of […]...
40. Brief Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice “Remember, if our sorrows stem from Pride and Prejudice, then we are also exempt from them from Pride and Prejudice, for good and evil are so wonderfully balanced in the world.” These words, and in fact, fully reveal the design of the novel by Jane Austen. The provincial family, as […]...