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1. 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 […]...
2. Literary currents futurism Historical and literary process is a set of generally significant changes in literature. Literature is continuously developing. Each epoch enriches art with some new artistic discoveries. The study of the laws of the development of literature constitutes the concept of “historical and literary process”. The development of the literary process is determined by the following […]...
3. 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 […]...
4. 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, […]...
5. Romanticism in Russian literature Romanticism in the n literature of the 19th century – a phenomenon that is wide-ranging and diverse. Formerly, two of its types were divided: conservative and revolutionary. However, this division is too subjective. It would be more correct to divide it into those figures that influenced this current in Europe as a whole and Russian […]...
6. The artist thinks in the images he draws shows the composition “The artist thinks in images, he draws, shows, depicts,” wrote Grigory Yakovlevich Solganik, Doctor of Philology. “This is the specificity of the language of fiction,” – this is the end of this statement. In principle, everything is clear. As for me – and, in general, nothing new this doctor of science did not say. After […]...
7. Epic genres in literature In the epic kind of literature (others – epos – word, speech), the organizer of the work is the narration about the characters (actors), their fates, deeds, moods, events in their life that make up the storyline. This – a chain of verbal messages, or, more simply, a story about what happened before. The narrative […]...
8. Literature as a form of art There are two types of knowledge of reality: scientific and artistic. Scientific – a reliable picture, an objective existence, the identification of laws governing the world, concepts are formulated. Science claims to be objective, accurate, correct. The artistic type of knowledge is kindness, beauty, truth. Artistic perception is always purely personal. It is always individual […]...
9. Features of modern Russian literature In modern Russian literature, the feature of which is the diversity of forms, the mixing and mixing of genres and styles, there is a resuscitation of many genres that in the Soviet years have lost their relevance. One of these is an adventure novel, leading the genealogy from the West European picaresque novel, which underwent […]...
10. What is the idea of ​​a work Any analysis of a literary work begins with the definition of its theme and idea. Between them there is a close semantic and logical connection, through which the artistic text is perceived as an integral unity of form and content. A correct understanding of the meaning of the literary terms topic and idea allows you […]...
11. Directions in Russian Literature Classicism – a direction in the literature of the XVII – beginning of the XIX century, focusing on the aesthetic standards of ancient art. The main idea is the approval of the priority of the mind. At the heart of aesthetics is the principle of rationalism: a work of art must be intelligently constructed, logically […]...
12. “At the lesson of literature” Among all the subjects that we study in school, I most like the lessons of literature. From early childhood I really like reading different books. They are like a parallel universe of interesting people and events. And besides this literature is closely connected with real life and highlights its various aspects. Great writers and poets […]...
13. Contemporary literature In modern Russian literature, the feature of which is the diversity of forms, the mixing and mixing of genres and styles, there is a resuscitation of many genres that in the Soviet years have lost their relevance. One of these is an adventure novel, leading the genealogy from the West European picaresque novel, which underwent […]...
14. “What is literature for?” The eternal truth, which says that a person ceases to think, when he stops reading, in my opinion, is relevant in our dynamic and troubled XXI century. Of course, this applies, first of all, to the real classical literature, checked if not for centuries, then for at least decades. And not widely advertised “chtiva”, which […]...
15. Literature in my life essay Since childhood we have been accompanied by various literary works: fairy tales, riddles, stories, poems, novels, plays and so on. All of them play a huge role in the formation of man. Even at an early age, literary works lay in us the basic moral principles and norms. Fairy tales, riddles, parables and jokes teach […]...
16. Female images of the Quiet Don writing In the novel “Quiet Flows the Don” there are two central female images. These are the images of Aksinya and Natalia – the beloved women of Grigory Melekhov. Aksinya is a bright and beautiful woman. Her catchy appearance attracts men, she constantly has to fight off inordinately smart boyfriends. Aksinya is married to an unloved […]...
17. 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 […]...
18. 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. […]...
19. 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 […]...
20. Camp topics in Russian literature One of the innovative and interesting topics in the literature of the 60s was the topic of camps and Stalinist repressions. One of the first works written on this topic were “Kolyma Stories” by V. Shalamov. V. Shalamov is a writer of uneasy creative destiny and his work is far from English fairy tales. He […]...
21. 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 […]...
22. Sentimentalism in literature, its main features and representatives The term “sentimentalism” (sensuality) in art is commonly called thinking, which emphasizes the emotional underpinnings of all manifestations of life. Sentimentalism in literature is represented by a whole generation of both Western and Russian artists of the word, despite the fact that its epoch lasted for a relatively short time – from the beginning of […]...
23. “The Art of Words” composition Fiction (from Latin “letter”) is a kind of art in which the word is the main means of figurative reflection of life. Art is the reproduction of life in artistic images. Art is one of the most important factors in the spiritual life of mankind, it stimulates creative activity, enriches a person’s life with emotional […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. Theme of love in literature Love is considered the most beautiful feeling that people experience. What is this bright word, and why do we see it so often in various literary works? Why is love so praised by poets and writers? I think that a person can not feel happy without love. Throughout life we ​​experience this feeling in relation […]...
26. 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”? […]...
27. Literature in our life Once I realized: literature in every person’s life plays a certain role. In childhood, the child asks mom to read a fairy tale for him at night. He likes it, he is interested in it the same way as watching a favorite cartoon. The child thinks for the time being about his children’s mind about […]...
28. Incarnation examples from literature Even in ancient times, people endowed surrounding objects and phenomena with human characteristics. For example, the earth was called mother, and the rain was compared with tears. Over time, the desire to humanize inanimate objects has disappeared, but in literature and in conversation we still meet these turns of speech. This figurative language tool has […]...
29. Negative images Undoubtedly, the tradition of the Russian national comedy, represented by Denis Ivanovich Fonvizin, characterizes the heroes. “Nedorosl” boldly and openly beats the tyranny of landlord-serf owners. The most negative way of comedy is Ms. Prostakova. She controls her serf firm hand, rather, even cruelly. Do not disdain corporal punishment. the heroine is ignorant and vindictive. […]...
30. Images of heroes in Russian epics In the epic heroes are glorified, in the images of which the best qualities of the people and his heroic deeds were embodied. Endowed with a sense of dignity, the heroes defend the honor of their homeland. In each epic they have to solve the main question, to make the main act, on which the […]...
31. Literature of the war years In the pages of prose works we find a kind of chronicle of the war that faithfully transmitted all the stages of the great battle of the Soviet people with Hitler’s fascism. Russian literature has become a literature of one theme – the themes of war, the themes of the Motherland. The writers breathed a […]...
32. Composition on the subject of literature The role of Russian literature is very difficult to overestimate. This role is multifaceted, like the literature itself. Gorky wrote: “Our literature is our pride.” “The Pinnacle of World Humanism” is called Russian literature. Classical Russian literature is a model for many people. The same Maxim Gorky wrote: “Giant Pushkin is our greatest pride and […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. The Village theme in Russian literature In our difficult times, we sometimes try not to notice the difficulties that arise in the modern village. But they are connected with the most pressing problems of society – ecology and moral behavior of a person. The solution of these problems determines the further course of the history of our civilization. The theme of […]...
35. 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 […]...
36. Female images of the novel “Red and Black” by F. Stendhal Interesting and original are the images of Madame de Renal and Matilda de la Mole. In the moral and psychological plan of the novel they act as these poles, between which the brief life of Julien Sorel flashed. It is the love for these two women that reflects the different facets of the character’s character. […]...
37. Contemporary Japanese Literature Among the writers of today’s Japan, Haruki Murakami, who is the most published Japanese author, is most popular. Dreamer and romantic in nature, in his books he overthrows modern Japanese values, such as merging with the same type of society, exaggerated importance of career growth, a sense of unity with people. Murakami’s works tell of […]...
38. Three waves of emigration of Russian literature The development of the literature of the first wave of emigration can be divided into two periods: 1920-1925 – the period of the emergence of literature of emigration, the hope of return. The predominant anti-Soviet, anti-Bolshevik themes, nostalgia for Russia, the civil war is depicted from the anti-revolutionary positions. 1925 – 1939 years. – intensive […]...
39. Literature of the German Enlightenment Absolutism in Germany took a specific shallow-water form. The mass impoverishment of the peasants led to the emergence of spontaneous social protest; Fugitive gangs consisting of fugitive peasants wielded in the forests and on large roads. For politically fragmented Germany, a multiplicity of cultural centers is characteristic. Such centers were Leipzig, Hamburg, Göttingen, until finally […]...
40. The theme of the war in contemporary literature Victory in the Great Patriotic War, cruel and merciless, went to the Soviet people at an exorbitantly high price. Twenty million people gave their lives for freedom dear to their heart Motherland. The war experienced a man for a break, revealing the true heroes and traitors. A lot of books have been written about the […]...