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1. Biography of Chekhov Anton Pavlovich Chekhov is a great Russian writer, a talented playwright, an academician, a doctor by profession. The most important thing in his work is that many works have become classics of world literature, and his plays are staged in theaters around the world. Early years He was born on January 17, 1860 in Taganrog […]...
2. Creativity Anton Chekhov Anton Pavlovich Chekhov (1860-1904) – a great Russian writer, a talented playwright, an academician, a doctor by profession. The most important thing in his work is that many works have become classics of world literature, and his plays are staged in theaters around the world. Early years Born January 17 (29), 1860 in Taganrog in […]...
3. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. Biography Anton Pavlovich Chekhov is a Russian writer, master of short stories and psychological plays. Chekhov the prose writer developed the traditions of Russian realistic prose of the nineteenth century, enriching them with elements of symbolism and impressionism. And as a playwright he created an innovative theater that opened a new page in the world of […]...
4. Summary of Chekhov’s Complaint Book They say that there are no rules without exception, and any exception just confirms the rule. Maybe that’s the way it is. However, this statement, apparently, has nothing to do with the genius of the Russian writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov and bypasses the tenth party of himself, and his famous postulate: “Brevity is the sister […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. Summary of Chekhov’s “Tosca” In January 1886, the work “Tosca” (Chekhov) was published in the “Petersburg newspaper”. The summary of the story is given in this article. Connoisseurs of literary works of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov “Tosca” is recognized as his best work in the initial period of the writer’s work. By this time the author already knew the general […]...
7. Features of Chekhov’s dramaturgy The first dramatic experiments (vaudeville, one-act plays) Chekhov made back in the 80’s, but he wrote great plays only at the turn of the century. He initially set himself the task of creating fundamentally new plays written outside the pre-existing dramatic principles. What is the essence of the innovation of Chekhov’s drama? Before Chekhov, there […]...
8. My Chekhov’s composition Everyone has favorite writers and quite often on this list you can meet Anton Pavlovich Chekhov. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov is a famous writer-playwright. In his works he describes life situations, most often these situations are conflict. Life issues and conflicts can not but interest the reader, that is why Anton Pavlovich has so many admirers. […]...
9. Biography Chekhov Anton Pavlovich (1860 – 1904) (1860-1904), Russian writer, honorary academician of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (1900-02). He began as an author of feuilletons and short humorous stories (the pseudonym of Antosh Chehonte and others). The main themes of creativity are the intellectual aspirations of the intelligentsia, dissatisfaction with the philistine existence of some, spiritual “humility” […]...
10. Innovation of Chekhov-playwright Chekhov is usually called “Shakespeare of the 20th century”. Indeed, his dramaturgy, like Shakespeare’s, played a huge pivotal role in the history of the world drama. Born in Russia at the turn of the new century, she developed into such an innovative artistic system that defined the ways of the future development of drama and […]...
11. Summary of the Seagull Anton Chekhov AP Chekhov The Seagull The action takes place in the estate of Petr Nikolaevich Sorin. His sister, Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina, is an actress, she is on his estate with her son, Konstantin Gavrilovich Treplev, and Boris Alekseevich Trigorin, a novelist, quite famous, although he is not yet forty. They speak of him as a clever, […]...
12. Summary of “Burbot” Chekhov In the first year of university A. If Chekhov thought up the story, it is interesting, what would he write about the mood of everyone at that time? If you have already written articles or notes, skinte, please, links to them and a few words about yourself on. In his memoirs, the writer notes that […]...
13. Summary of Chekhov’s “Chameleon” In this article, you will not read the whole of Chekhov’s work, but only a summary of it. “Chameleon” is a witty story, small in volume, so you might want to read it completely. So, let’s begin. Anton Chekhov. “Chameleon”. Summary On the market square is Ochumelov – a police overseer. A policeman steps after […]...
14. Summary of the “Horse name” Chekhov One of the most famous works of Anton Pavlovich Chekhov in humorous form shows the depth of ignorance and the strength of prejudices of people who have power and position in society. An important person, a retired official and general, Alexei Buldeev, turns out to be no less superstitious and far from a rational solution […]...
15. Summary of Chekhov’s Seagull The action takes place in the estate of Petr Nikolaevich Sorin. His sister, Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina, is an actress, she is on his estate with her son, Konstantin Gavrilovich Treplev, and Boris Alekseevich Trigorin, a novelist, quite famous, although he is not yet forty. They speak of him as a clever, simple man, somewhat melancholy […]...
16. Chekhov’s Seagull in short summary The action takes place in the estate of Petr Nikolaevich Sorin. His sister, Irina Nikolaevna Arkadina, is an actress, she is on his estate with her son, Konstantin Gavrilovich Treplev, and Boris Alekseevich Trigorin, a novelist, quite famous, although he is not yet forty. They speak of him as a clever, simple man, somewhat melancholy […]...
17. Chekhov and his works In the late 80’s – early 90’s Chekhov refuses a humorous approach to life and turns to problems of a socio-political nature. The characters of heroes are made more acute. He exposes the dull, sleepy Russian citizen, shows his dull life, speaks of his ignorance, savagery, cruelty: “The Man in a Case”, “The House with […]...
18. Summary “Chestnut” by Chekhov The idea of ​​creating the work came to AP Chekhov, when the familiar artist told him the case of a dog that got into the circus. The story, which had the original name “In the Academic Society,” is published in 1887. Five years later, in 1892, the work “Chestnut” by Chekhov was published with a […]...
19. Summary “How I Met Chekhov for the Fishes” Chekhov was then Antosh Chekhonte, and the author-narrator was a little schoolboy. In the summer the boy with his friend Zhenya disappears in the Neskuchny garden. They built wigwams, played Indians. Then they moved to the Eskimos, engaged in fishing in the Meshchansky Garden in the ponds (at the Meshchansky School). Karasay was very much, […]...
20. Summary “Chekhov’s Thick and Thin” Once, two old friends met at the station in the crowd of passengers of the Nikolayevskaya railway. The fat passenger could see that he had just had a delicious dinner at the restaurant, and his lips were still glossy with oil. He also smelled of wine and the fresh fragrance of expensive spirits. The thin […]...
21. About Anton Chekhov AP Chekhov About love Pelageya, beautiful maid Alekhina, in love with cooks Nikanor, a drunkard and a bully, but, nevertheless, so pious person that he does not agree to live with Pelagia, without concluding a legal marriage. The maid herself does not want to marry Nikanor, he is angry with her and even beats. Alyokhin […]...
22. Chekhov’s “Jumping” in a brief summary Osip Ivanovich Dymov, titular counselor and doctor of thirty-one years, serves in two hospitals at the same time: an intern and a draftor. From nine o’clock in the morning until noon he takes the sick, then goes to open the corpses. But his income is barely enough to cover the costs of his wife – […]...
23. The brief content of the Booty Anton Chekhov A. P. Chekhov The Boots Osip Ivanovich Dymov, titular counselor and doctor of thirty-one years, serves in two hospitals at the same time: an intern and a draftor. From nine o’clock in the morning until noon he takes the sick, then goes to open the corpses. But his income is barely enough to cover the […]...
24. Summary The lady with the dog Anton Chekhov AP Chekhov The lady with the dog Dmitry Dmitrievich Gurov married early, his wife does not like, the children are more likely to be uneasy. He does not miss the chance to make a romance on the side. On vacation in Yalta, he drew attention to a lady strolling along the embankment with a dog. […]...
25. Summary Dushechka Anton Chekhov A. P. Chekhov The Soul The daughter of retired collegiate assessor Olenka Plemyannikova often finds her neighbor Kukina, the owner of the entertainment garden “Tivoli”, for complaints about life, the weather, and the uncomfortable taste of the audience. The misfortunes of Kukin are so touching her that Olenka falls in love with him, although Kukin […]...
26. Summary “It’s hard to be a god” Strugatsky The story “It’s hard to be a god” by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky was written in the last “thaw” year. This work clearly traces the radical nature of the writers’ work. The title of the story quickly attracted readers, and after reading it, the reader begins to think about many things directly related to the […]...
27. Painting by Chekhov “The Peasant Boy (Vanka Zhukov)” Nikolai Pavlovich Chekhov – the brother of the legendary Anton Pavlovich presented this wonderful portrait of the boy to our world. Our attention is presented by a peasant boy named Vanka. If you confess frankly, then there is no boy in the picture. Such words may seem paradoxical to someone, however, look at this profile […]...
28. A brief summary of Chekhov’s “Booty” Osip Ivanovich Dymov, titular counselor and doctor of thirty-one years, serves in two hospitals at the same time: an intern and a draftor. From nine o’clock in the morning until noon he takes the sick, then goes to open the corpses. But his income is barely enough to cover the costs of his wife – […]...
29. Chekhov’s “Boring History” in Brief Content Professor of Medicine Nikolai Stepanovich – a scientist who has reached the heights of his science, enjoying universal respect and gratitude; his name is known to every literate person in Russia. He who wears this name, that is himself, is an old man, incurably sick, to live according to his own diagnosis, there are not […]...
30. Alexander Ivanovich Kuprin. Biography The highest example of realistic art at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was the work of Alexander Kuprin. Alexander Ivanovich Kuprin is a well-known Russian prose writer who aspired to update the aesthetic principles of realism in his work. Kuprin, like Ivan Bunin, inherited the “ideological mood” of Anton Chekhov. The writer […]...
31. “Cheerful soul” Chekhov in brief Olga Semyonovna Plemyannikova, the daughter of a retired collegiate assessor, enjoys universal sympathy: those around are attracted by the good nature and naivete emanating from the quiet rosy-cheeked young lady. Many people call her just “darling”. Olga Semenovna feels a constant need to love someone. Her next affection is Ivan Petrovich Kukin, an entrepreneur and […]...
32. Summary of the “Malice” Chekhov Before the court investigator was a very skinny peasant. In his eyes, a sullen severity could be seen from behind thick brows. His hair was tangled and uncombed, which gave him a spider’s harshness. “Denis Grigoriev, come here and answer my questions,” the investigator tells him. – On the 7th of July this year the […]...
33. Summary of Chekhov’s “About Love” Pelageya, beautiful maid Alekhina, in love with cook Nikanor, a drunkard and a bully, but, nevertheless, so pious person that he does not agree to live with Pelagia, without concluding a legal marriage. The maid herself does not want to marry Nikanor, he is angry with her and even beats. Alyokhin argues that everything is […]...
34. Chekhov is an incomparable artist of life AP Chekhov was not only a master of the story, his talent extended to other genres. So, for a long time Chekhov’s plays became immortal, filled with subtle symbolism and vitality. One of the best and most famous works of this genre is the “Cherry Orchard”. This play was written in 1903, almost before the […]...
35. Summary of “Checks” Chekhov When analyzing the story “The joke”, it is noteworthy that the narrative is conducted in two times. The present moment (emphasized by the use of verbs in the present tense) towards the end of the story becomes a distant past, which the narrator remembers. He is the main character, and the whole plot is built […]...
36. Summary Man in a Case AP Chekhov A. P. Chekhov The Man in a Case Late 19th Century Countryside in Russia. Mironositskoe village. The veterinarian Ivan Ivanovich Chimsh-Himalayan and the teacher of the grammar school of Burkin, after having spent the whole day, are staying for the night in the barn of the village elder. Burkin tells Ivan Ivanych the story of […]...
37. Summary Cherry orchard. Anton Chekhov AP Chekhov Cherry Orchard (in summary of the actions) Action first Manor of the landowner Lyubov Andreyevna Ranevskaya. Spring, the cherry orchard blooms. But this wonderful garden will soon be forced to sell for debts. Five years before the events of the play “The Cherry Orchard” Ranevskaya and her daughter Ania were seventeen years abroad. […]...
38. Indifference is paralysis of the soul “Indifference is the paralysis of the soul” (according to A. Chekhov’s story “Chamber No. 6”) No one before him could not so mercilessly, but truthfully draw people a shameful and dreary picture of their life in the dim chaos of the philistine meanness. M. Gorky In the 90 years of the XIX century Anton Chekhov […]...
39. Biography of James Matthew Barry James Matthew Barry is a Scottish playwright and writer. Famous for the play “Peter Pan”, – a supernatural fantasy about a boy who refused to grow. The son of a weaver, Barry studied at Edinburgh University. He studied the basics of journalism, working in the newspaper Nottingham Journal and collaborated with many London newspapers before […]...
40. Summary Chameleon Anton Chekhov A. P. Chekhov Chameleon Through the market square there is police inspector Ochumelov. He sees a running dog that catches up and grabs a swearing man. A crowd is gathering. A man (goldsmith master Hryukin) shows the crowd a bitten finger. Ochumelov is determined: “I’ll show you how to dismiss dogs!” Yeldyrin, “he turns to […]...