On the work of Guy de Maupassant

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1. 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 […]...
2. The main theme of the works of Guy De Maupassant The main theme of the novels and numerous stories of Maupassant about the strength of the “natural interior”, the power of gross and selfish instincts and their carriers, who feel confident and comfortable in life. The final embodiment of people of this type is Georges Duroy, the protagonist of the novel “Darling Friend” – a […]...
3. Guy de Maupassant. Biography Guy de Maupassant is a French writer, author of classical novels and short stories, in which the principles of realism are intertwined with the naturalistic and impressionistic tendencies prevalent in the literature of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. The work of G. de Maupassant enriched the literature of the nineteenth century. diverse human types, […]...
4. Characteristics of the novelism of Guy de Maupassant Realistically multifaceted and accurate recreation of everyday life of different layers of French society, the color of time and terrain; a pronounced anti-war pathos, manifested in protest against the violence and cruelty of the invaders, a sarcastic image of false patriotism, behind which moral vices hide, admiration of the compatriots who did not submit to […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. 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 […]...
7. What is a literary work a work of fiction Art is a sphere of human activity that is addressed to its emotional, aesthetic side of personality. Through auditory and visual images, through associative series and intense mental and mental work, there is a kind of communication with the creator of the work of art and those for whom it was created: the listener, the […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. 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 […]...
10. 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 […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. About the work of M. de Cervantes The first novel of Cervantes “Galatea” was written in a traditional manner, but the usual artistic means and techniques received a new, deeper philosophical content in it. His distinctive feature, which later determined the construction of the novel “Don Quixote”, was the erection of an idealized world of feelings and relationships into the rank of […]...
13. 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. […]...
14. Man of the future work Throughout the entire time of human existence, human activity was characterized by a consumer attitude toward nature. I believe that if we continue to squander the same natural resources, the future of mankind will be painted with gloomy colors. Contaminated reservoirs, dirty-gray sky, cloud smog, because of which the sun’s rays do not reach the […]...
15. 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 […]...
16. Questions and answers to the work of O. Henry What is remarkable about the life of the writer O. Henry? The real name of this American writer is William Sidney Porter. He lived a short life – only forty-eight years. But it was full of events, which could be enough for two lives. His mother, he did not remember, and his father gave the […]...
17. The influence of nature on man’s work Every morning, waking up, I go to the window and look through it. I see poplars, a neighbor feeding pigeons, people hurrying about their business, white swirling clouds. Looking at this familiar picture, with these familiar things, I gradually realize that my house is not restricted by walls, that everything that I see and even […]...
18. 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 […]...
19. An essay on Chekhov’s work Maxim Gorky said about the significance of Anton Chekhov’s creativity: “when Chekhov dies, one of Russia’s best friends, a clever, impartial, truthful friend, dies, a friend who loves her, compassion for her in everything, and Russia will tremble with grief and not for a long time will forget him for a long time, he will […]...
20. On the work of G. Ibsen Creativity G. Ibsen reflected the most important problems of the moral life of the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. and laid the foundation for a new European theater. In his artistic evolution, the playwright went through four stages. The first, “romantic” period of Ibsen’s work was closely connected with the national-patriotic rise that […]...
21. 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. […]...
22. 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 […]...
23. The work “Ecology of Culture” Man is the most developed among the beings of the planet Earth. This person is endowed with the heritage of culture: spiritual, material, culture of relationships, ecology. Ecological culture is one of the integral human relations of man and the environment. At school, we are told a lot that a person should be kind, enlightened, […]...
24. Bazarov’s work The novel “Fathers and Sons” by IS Turgenev was published in 1862. Since then, he continues to delight readers with his artistic merits, and the political, philosophical and aesthetic problems raised by the writer on his pages continue to excite the minds and hearts of people. The protagonist of the novel, Bazarov, is represented by […]...
25. What is the plot of the work What is the plot? The concept of “plot” has many meanings depending on the sphere of use. The word itself comes from the French “sujet”, which literally translates as “subject”. If we consider the question of what is the story from the point of view of drama, epic, script, poem or film, then this concept […]...
26. “Doll House” G. Ibsen as a work of “new drama” Ibsen’s plays written in the mid-seventies of the 19th century were called “new dramaturgy” by critics. What was new in these works? First, the mapping of the present day and the display of living people, not historical characters. Secondly – the exposure of the soullessness of bourgeois society with his preaching of selfish individualism. This […]...
27. On the work of FG Lorca The defining feature of Garcia Lorca’s work is the connection with national folklore sources. Remaining stable and close throughout the entire creative path of the poet, this connection acquired new forms at various stages. In the early period Lorca was more inclined to the literary processing of folklore material and folk-poetic stylization. At the stage […]...
28. 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 […]...
29. 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 […]...
30. 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 […]...
31. On the work of W. Shakespeare As a playwright Shakespeare appeared, in all probability, in the late 1580’s, and by 1592 he had gained enough fame to become the target of critical attacks by fellow feuders. Shakespeare’s work began with chronicles that represented the events of national history. The appeal to this genre allowed the playwright to develop a large-scale artistic […]...
32. Questions and answers to the work of Aesop Who was Aesop? What human vices does Aesop mock in his fables? Laziness, envy, greed, lack of desire to think, cunning, stupidity, flattery. What is the wisdom of Aesop’s fables? Why are these fables instructive? Fables of Aesop draw our attention to the fact that a person must work, not to blame an event, but […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. About the work of Omar Khayyam The genre of rubai was extremely popular in Eastern literature, but it was Khayyam who gave him an artistically perfect form. Ancient copyists arbitrarily connected the poems of Khayyam with the quatrains of other poets. So there was confusion, as a result of which he was attributed about two thousand poems. But only for a […]...
35. The work “Human Rights” Modern society is democratic and humane, and people in it are free and have certain rights. Human rights were established by the organization of united nations and are enshrined in a declaration, these rights protect human dignity and freedoms. It is very strange that the world community needed thousands of years to understand that every […]...
36. Biography of Anderson Sherwood Anderson Sherwood is an American writer and novelist who was born in Camden, Ohio. After a brief service in the army during the Spanish-American War, he became a successful advertising specialist and then director of the paint factory in Elyria of Ohio. Frustrated by this life, he left his work and his family members and […]...
37. 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 […]...
38. Summary Dear friend Guy de Maupassant Guy de Maupassant Dear friend Georges Duroy, the son of well-to-do peasants, the keepers of the courgette, is endowed with a happy appearance on the whim of nature. He is slender, tall, blond, he has a wonderful mustache… He really likes women, and he is in Paris. But he has three francs in his pocket, […]...
39. 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 […]...
40. Biography of Elizabeth Bowen Elizabeth Bowen – an Anglo-Irish writer, was born in Dublin. In flawless prose, she views love and frustration by studying complex psychological relationships. Her famous novels are The Hotel, The North, The House in Paris, The Death of the Heart, and The Heat of the Day. In the last three novels The World of Love, […]...