Interesting details of the life and work of Charles Dickens

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1. About the work of Charles Dickens The first works of Dickens are marked by the influence of the English Enlightenment, sentimentalism and romanticism. The plot in them was built mainly in the form of a chain of arbitrary situations, in which the hero-traveler alternately got himself. Meetings with different characters telling their stories gave this hero food for generalizations of life […]...
2. Interesting details of the life and work of FJ Durenmatt Dürrenmatt was gifted not only with his talent as a writer, but also with his ability to paint. Strictly speaking, he began his independent creative life as a graphic artist and only in time, having weighed all the pros and cons, decided to make a living by professional literary work, and painting is his hobby. […]...
3. Interesting details of the life and work of Guy de Maupassant Maupassant liked to embarrass the peace of self-satisfied townsfolk. In the 1870s, when Europe was seized by fear of terrorist acts of Russian Narodnaya Volya, the young writer, together with his friends’ company, arranged a provocative rally, starting to portray a Russian nihilist with a bomb in a suburban train crammed with rich bourgeois. Innocent […]...
4. Interesting details of the life and work of E. Hemingway During one of the battles at the front of the First World War, a mine exploded next to Hemingway, resulting in 227 injuries. To stand on his feet, he had to withstand 12 operations. However, the physical trauma was stronger than physical suffering, which had an effect throughout the life of the writer and developed […]...
5. Interesting details of the life and work of F. Stendhal Favorite children’s entertainment writer was a game in the Revolution. “I made myself a small tricolor banner,” he later recalled, “and in the days of the Republicans’ victories wore him alone in the uninhabited rooms of our big house.” Stendhal’s voluminous texts, on which he worked since the 1820s, were preceded by a dedication: “To […]...
6. Interesting details of the life and work of F. Kafka “Letter to the Father,” written by F. Kafka with a purely private purpose, was widely known as a literary and artistic document of the “eternal” theme of the conflict of “fathers and children.” Analyzing in this letter the negative consequences of the father’s education system, Kafka particularly noted: “In this way the world was divided […]...
7. Interesting details of the life and work of RM Rilke Meeting with Lou Andreas-Salome Rilke considered the most important event of his life, which conditioned his “second birth” – as a man and as a poet. The sign of this “birth” was the replacement of the name given to him by the “Renee” by the more “courageous”, in his opinion, the name “Rainer”. It was […]...
8. Questions and answers to the novel by Charles Dickens “The Life of David Copperfield, told by himself” What is the main theme of the novel? “David Copperfield” is a novel about the formation of personality, about the fate of a young man entering life. Can we call Dickens’s novel an autobiographical work? The novel is written in the first person, and on its pages many events from the author’s life were reflected, […]...
9. Interesting details of the life and work of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Despite a modest circulation, the first edition of The Suffering of the Young Werther made a lot of noise in Germany and abroad. The German youth put on a “werewolf suit,” many young people, like the protagonist of the novel, committed suicide, and the hero’s beloved, ingenuous and natural in all his manifestations, Lotta, became […]...
10. Genre of the novel “David Copperfield” by Charles Dickens In the history of the formation and development of English realism, Charles Dickens’s novel “David Copperfield” occupies a special place. Along with such famous works of the writer as “Cold House” and “Little Dorrit”, this novel marks a qualitatively new stage in his work, characterized by a deeper penetration of Charles Dickens into the psychology […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. 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 […]...
13. The art world of Charles Dickens Dickens the artist had a rich imagination. This amazing power of imagination and knowledge of the unsightly aspects of the life of Victorian England helped the writer create a multi-faceted and multicolored art world populated by countless comic, dramatic and tragic characters. Dickens’s novels, oversaturated with everyday life, customs, people of different classes, detailed details […]...
14. 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 […]...
15. Charles Dickens. Biography Charles Dickens – the largest English novelist, the author of socio-psychological novels, recreating the way of life, customs and views of the British era of early Victorianism, as well as features of the national character and world perception. A sharp criticism of the shortcomings of a society built on social inequality and the cult of […]...
16. Social novel by Charles Dickens “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” Any great work caused To life by spirit and inquiries Nation, becomes the property of the people. M. Gorky Dickens’ novel “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” is a work directed not only at showing the cruel and inhuman conditions in which the vast majority of ordinary people lived in England in the 1930s and 1940s, […]...
17. Symbols of the novel “David Copperfield” by Charles Dickens In “David Copperfield,” Charles Dickens continues to develop the theme of “high hopes.” It is this theme that defines in the novel its symbolism. Two symbols – “the road of life” and “the river, the stream”, are cross-cutting in the narrative of the writer, and both “paths” lead to the sea. Dickens gives these images-symbols […]...
18. Problems of education in the novel by Charles Dickens “The Adventures of Oliver Twist” This is the most suitable boy for you. From time to time it is necessary To treat with a stick it will go It’s good for him. And its content It will not be expensive, because He was not fattened from birth. C. Dickens. The Adventures of Oliver Twist Having come out, the works of […]...
19. The theme of education and the formation of personality in the novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” The novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” was published in 1850. This work of Dickens is largely autobiographical: the author tells the first person the story of a man who became a writer. David, like Dickens himself, has withstood a grueling struggle against difficult life circumstances. David Copperfield tells his story as if from […]...
20. The theme of education in the novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” I understood very well that I had Such tests, of which they are not They can have no idea. C. Dickens The novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” by genre is close to the so-called “novel of education”, which usually tells about the life of the hero from infancy to maturity. Before us is […]...
21. Life and work of Charles Baudelaire … Baudelaire, I’m thinking about you. P. Antokolsky For many generations of readers, the French poet Charles Baudelaire remains a lonely dreamer, a romantic ghost in the streets of the world city, waiting in the night for a mysterious beauty wandering the shadow. Baudelaire is the forerunner of a whole trend in literature and art, […]...
22. C. Dickens and Ukraine Ukrainian fans of verbal art first got acquainted with the work of Charles Dickens in Russian translations. In 1838, the journal Otechestvennye Zapiski (The Notes of the Fatherland) published the full translation of the novel The Posthumous Notes of the Pickwin Club. This novel immediately captivated the Ukrainian reader with its democratism, the incomparable satirical […]...
23. The negative characters in the novel by Charles D. Dickens “David Copperfield” Many events in the novel “David Copperfield” echo the events in the life of the writer himself. It is a novel-recollection, where the first impressions and judgments of a child are carefully delivered to us by an adult, a writer who managed to keep in his soul the purity of the child’s perception. The first […]...
24. An interesting story from a life work This story happened to me back in elementary school. I often went home with my classmates, because I lived very close to school. And this day was no exception. I was walking with a boy named Artem. It was autumn, but the puddles were already freezing. Artem has always been very curious and at the […]...
25. Characteristic of the artistic world of Charles Dickens The desire for an artistic cognition of the world in its diversity and contradictions; Criticism of social conditions and social institutions that condemn the person to suffering and humiliation; study of the depths of the human soul, its innate, ie, not dependent on the society of good and bad inclinations, its ability to self-transfiguration; the […]...
26. Summary Cold House by Charles Dickens Charles Dickens Cold House Childhood Esther Summerston takes place in Windsor, in her godmother’s house, Miss Barberi. The girl feels lonely and often sentences, addressing her best friend, a ruddy doll: “You know perfectly well, doll, that I’m stupid, so be kind, do not be angry with me.” Esther seeks to learn the secret of […]...
27. Charles Dickens Great Expectations Charles Dickens Big Hope In the neighborhood of Rochester, an ancient town southeast of London, lived a seven-year-old boy, nicknamed Pip. He was left without parents, and his “own hands” was brought up by an older sister who “had a rare ability to turn purity into something more uncomfortable and unpleasant than any dirt.” With […]...
28. Summary Dombey and son Charles Dickens Charles Dickens Dombey and Son The action takes place in the middle of the XIX century. In one of the ordinary London nights in the life of Mr. Dombey, the greatest event is happening – his son is born. Henceforth his firm (one of the largest in the City!), In whose management he sees the […]...
29. On the life and work of A. de Saint-Exupéry The famous writer-pilot, a romanticist who defended humanistic ideals in the cockpit and at the desk, such Antoine de Saint-Exupery entered the history of the literature of the 20th century. “For me, flying and writing are one and the same,” he said, “the main thing is to act, the main thing is to find oneself.” […]...
30. About the work of Charles Baudelaire Charles Baudelaire, one of the greatest French poets of the nineteenth century, was the “stepchild” of his time and the forerunner of the time of the future, who opened and presented to the world, according to Victor Hugo’s apt expression, the poetry of “a new thrill.” It is not for nothing that the well-known Ukrainian […]...
31. Essay on the life and work of DG Byron In the history of mankind there are names that never cease to excite the minds and hearts of more and more generations. Interest in them is so deep that sometimes even forgotten how long they lived and worked. Over one and a half centuries have passed since the death of Byron, but his name is […]...
32. How to make content interesting and interesting Let’s try to get distracted from our conversation and go to rest outside the city. Imagine: today is Saturday, we are free, cheerful, we have backpacks behind us, we are already at the railway station, we enter the electric train… Today we will leave the big city as far as possible, into the forest, to […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. Life and work of Federico García Lorca Why did you, Spain, look to the sky, When Garcia Lorca was led to be shot? N. Aseev August 19, 1936, eight kilometers from Granada, was shot by the great Spanish poet Federico García Lorca. The boundaries of his life – as short as Pushkin’s – were marked by the dates of national catastrophes: 1898-1936. […]...
35. The work “Man is the king of nature” “Man – the king of nature…” Animated movie with this name was remembered after reading the text I proposed to me. Like the scriptwriter of the cartoon, the author of the article discusses the important ecological issue of the relationship between man and nature. Unfortunately, this problem did not appear today. In ancient times, people […]...
36. About the work of F. Kafka The creative development of the writer was influenced by the classics of literature of the 19th century: C. Dickens, G. Kleist, G. Flaubert, F. Dostoyevsky, and others, as well as the Danish thinker S. Kierkegaard, posthumously recognized forerunner of existential philosophy. The traditions of the satirical depiction of the bureaucracy, the themes of guilt and […]...
37. The work “Work is the basis of life” You can recall a huge number of classics with sayings about work. Do not lag behind in numbers and Russian proverbs. The meaning of all statements amounts to the fact that it is by work that a person improves himself and makes a better world around himself. According to VA Sukhomlinsky, work was a force […]...
38. On the work of FJ Dürrenmatt Already in the first stories of Dyurrenmatt, included in the collection “The City”, his literary landmarks appeared. Kafka, French writers, existentialists, Dostoevsky, and Gogol, in whose works the Swiss playwright especially appreciated “Evenings on a Farm near Dikanka” and “Notes of a Madman” were among them, in the first place. Already in the early works […]...
39. On the work of E. Hemingway In his works of art, the writer first of all reinterprets what he knew well from his own life experience. However, the “truth of facts” was important to him only to the extent that it opened the way to the “truth of feelings.” Expanding the inner world of his characters, E. Hemingway relied on artistic […]...
40. The work “Phone in our life” In the modern age of the development of information technologies, some aspects of improving people’s lives, in particular mobile phones, have become so popular and so many people have started to appear, this immediately raises some questions. In the end, still some ten-fifteen years ago, mobile phones were not so common, but, nevertheless, people lived […]...