Interesting details of the life and work of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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1. On the work of Johann Wolfgang Goethe Goethe’s creative path, which covered sixty-five years, was marked by the creation of the highest examples of poetry, prose and drama, closely related to the German cultural tradition and attained universal spiritual and aesthetic significance. This multidirectionality is one of the evidences of universality and plasticity of the Goethe genius. The creative development of the […]...
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3. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. Biography Johann Wolfgang Goethe is a German poet, prose writer, playwright, essayist, thinker and researcher. The main book of the writer, the tragedy “Faust”, is recognized as the peak phenomenon of fiction, and its main character stands alongside the greatest “eternal images.” Goethe is considered a symbol of the spiritual culture of Germany and the personification […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. Interesting details of the life and work of Charles Dickens Eyewitnesses said that when a ship came to New York to bring a new edition of a Dickens novel, it was met by a crowd of impatient readers, eager to learn the continuation of the adventures of loved heroes. “When Dickens ventured to read his works and met his readers face to face for the […]...
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7. 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 […]...
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10. Characteristic features of the artistic world of Faust by Johann Wolfgang Goethe A plot based on a kind of “experiment” on the main character, subjected to various tests and actively learning the world in the process of searching for the higher meaning of human existence; the presence of a complex philosophical and moral problems; the widest scope of the artistic image, thanks to which the fate of […]...
11. Biography of Goethe Johann Votfgang The greatest German writer Johann Wolfgang Goethe lived a long life, filled with fruitful work in literature, science, art and public life. Beginning to write poetry as a boy, he did not stop writing until the last days. His literary heritage is wide and diverse. He created a large number of lyric poems, several novels […]...
12. Summary of “The Sorrows of a Young Werther” by Goethe A small German town in the 18th century. The basis of Goethe’s novel is Werther’s letters to his friend Wilhelm and additions to the letters “From the publisher to the reader”. The letters describe the events of Werther’s life, a young intelligent and modest man, who is fond of art. Settling in this town, he […]...
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14. Summary “From Goethe” The novel was written in 1774. The story was based on the story that Goethe himself witnessed. In 1772, the writer was in Wenceslas, a small town. Here in the office of the imperial court, he was practicing law. Fate brought him with a certain Kestner, who served as secretary of the Hanoverian Embassy. Goethe […]...
15. “The Sorrows of the Young Werther” by Goethe in Brief Contents It is this genre, characteristic of the literature of the 18th century, that Goethe chooses for his work, and the action takes place in one of the small German towns in the late 18th century. The novel consists of two parts – these are the letters of Werther himself and additions to them under the […]...
16. The search for the meaning of life in the tragedy of IV Goethe “Faust” Johann Wolfgang Goethe was the most outstanding representative of the Enlightenment in Germany at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. About himself, he wrote: “I have a tremendous advantage due to the fact that I was born in an era when the greatest world events took place.” His great experience as a great […]...
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35. Summary Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The wedding of Figaro WEDDING FIGARO Comic opera in four acts Libretto by L. da Ponte Characters: Count Almaviva Countess Rosina, his wife Figaro, servant of the Count Susanna, the Countess’s maid Marcelina, housekeeper Cherubino, page Bartolo, doctor Basilio, the teacher of music Don Courtsio, judge Antonio, the gardener Barbara, his daughter Baritone Soprano Baritone or high bass Soprano […]...
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37. “Goetz von Berlichingen” Goethe in brief summary The drama takes place in Germany in the twenties of the 16th century, when the country was fragmented into many independent feudal principalities that were in constant hostility with each other, nominally all of them were part of the so-called Holy Roman Empire. It was a time of stormy peasant unrest marking the beginning of […]...
38. Summary Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Abduction from the Seraglio THE ABDUCTION OF THE SERAL Opera in three acts Libretto by G. Stefani Characters: Constanta Blondhen Belmont Pedrillo Osmin Selim Pasha Soprano Soprano Tenor Tenor Bass Speaking role Janissaries, concubines, slaves. Location: Turkey. HISTORY OF CREATION Five years before the work on “Abduction from the Seraglio” Mozart dreamed of a national Austrian musical theater that […]...
39. “Selective Affinity” of Goethe in Brief Contents In the ancient castle on the shore of the lake live a baron and a baroness. Fortunately, there seems to be no limit, especially since they found it already in adulthood. Edward loved Charlotte from his youth, but he had to marry a wealthy woman, who was much older than him, under the compulsion of […]...
40. “Herman and Dorothea” Goethe in summary The action takes place in a provincial German town during the French bourgeois revolution. The poem consists of nine songs, each of which bears the name of one of the Greek Muses – patrons of different arts. The names of the muses determine the content of each song. On the roads coming from the Rhine, […]...