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1. About the poem “Childe Harold Pilgrimage” by G. G. Byron At the end of June 1809, Byron went on a two-year journey, during which he visited Portugal, Spain, Albania, Turkey and Greece. Byron was interested in the peoples of these countries, their life, culture. Particularly struck by his social contrasts: he saw the unlimited arbitrariness of local and foreign tyrants, the complete lack of rights […]...
2. Romantic escape from reality in Byron’s poem “Childe Harold” He is the mournful edge of war and crime Left cold, without tears, without regret. D. Byron “Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage” is written in the form of the lyric diary of the main character – Childe Harold. Childe Harold is a young man of noble birth. His ancestors “have won fame and honor in citizenship and […]...
3. The Byild’s “Childe Harold Pilgrimage” in brief When Pushkin’s pen was born a winged line that exhaustively defined the face and character of his beloved hero: “Moskvich in Harold’s Cloak,” its creator, I think, was not at all eager to impress compatriots striking in the face with originality. Its purpose, it is reasonable to assume, was not so ambitious, although no less […]...
4. Summary of Childe Harold Byron When Pushkin’s pen was born a winged line that exhaustively defined the face and character of his beloved hero: “Moskvich in Harold’s Cloak,” its creator, I think, was not at all eager to impress compatriots striking in the face with originality. Its purpose, it is reasonable to assume, was not so ambitious, although no less […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. Questions and answers to creativity of G. G. Byron What is the direction of Byron’s work in the world literature? What are the main themes of Byron’s work? “Byron’s poetry is a scream of suffering, it’s a complaint, but a proud complaint that gives rather than asks, rather descends than begs,” – wrote about Byron’s poetry VG Belinsky. Like no other, Byron embodied in […]...
7. Biography of George Byron George Gordon Byron is an English poet. George Byron was born on January 22, 1788 in London in a titled, but poor family. The first education in Byron’s biography was received at a private school. Then he began to study at the classical gymnasium, Gleni’s school, the Harrow school. In this school, several poems Byron […]...
8. Biography George Gordon Byron Byron was born on January 22, 1788 in a noble, but impoverished family. He spent his childhood in Scotland, in the small town of Aberdeen. The first impressions of the boy were associated with the wild Scottish nature, life and traditions of the mountaineers. They served as the basis for a number of youthful poems […]...
9. “What is he looking for in the far land?” At first glance, Childe Harold, aimlessly wandering around the world and vainly trying to get rid of his longing for misery, seems to be the best recipient of the lines from the famous Lermontov poem “Parus”, written later “Pilgrimage…” and, undoubtedly, in the footsteps of the English poet – romance: What is he looking for […]...
10. Summary Don Juan Byron G. Byron Don Juan “Epic Poem” – according to the author’s review, and in fact – a novel in verse, “Don Juan” – the most important and most ambitious work of the late stage of Byron’s creativity, the subject of constant reflection of the poet and fierce polemic of criticism. Like “Eugene Onegin,” the masterpiece […]...
11. 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 […]...
12. “Don Juan” Byron in brief “Epic poem” – according to the author’s review, and in fact – a novel in verse, “Don Giovanni” – the most important and most ambitious work of the late stage of Byron’s creativity, the subject of constant reflection of the poet and fierce polemic of criticism. Like “Eugene Onegin,” the masterpiece of the late Byron […]...
13. George Gordon Byron. Biography The majestic monument towers the figure of G. G. Byron over the cultural life of the early XIX century. What ecstatic inscriptions did not leave on him contemporaries of this century! An ingenious artist and selfless fighter for freedom, Byron was in their eyes the standard-bearer of the romantic movement in art, the spiritual leader […]...
14. Poetic Diary of a Romantic Soul For the first time, with utter frankness, having spoken in verse about the storms and passions that had shaken his heart, Byron made a real revolution in the lyrics. Before him, poets mostly wrote about love and hatred, joys and sufferings as generalized, abstract, and often conditional feelings. Byron, however, turned the soul inside out, […]...
15. Summary Corsair George G. Byron JG Byron The Corsair The color of “Giaura” painted by contrasts contrasts the following Byron’s work of the “eastern” cycle – the more extensive poem “The Corsair” written with heroic couplets. In a short prosaic introduction to the poem dedicated to the writer’s fellow author and fellow thinker Thomas Moore, the author cautions against the […]...
16. Summary of Byron’s Corsair Performed in picturesque contrasts, the color of “Giaura” is distinguished also by the following Byron’s work of the “eastern” cycle – the more extensive poem “The Corsair” written with heroic couplets. In a short prosaic introduction to a poem dedicated to the writer’s fellow author and fellow thinker Thomas Moore, the author cautions against the […]...
17. Byron’s “Corsair” in brief Performed in picturesque contrasts, the color of “Giaura” is distinguished also by the following Byron’s work of the “eastern” cycle – the more extensive poem “The Corsair” written with heroic couplets. In a short prosaic introduction to a poem dedicated to the writer’s fellow author and fellow thinker Thomas Moore, the author cautions against the […]...
18. “Manfred” Byron in brief Becoming the debut of Byron-playwright, the philosophical tragedy “Manfred”, perhaps the most profound and significant of the poet’s works in the dialogic genre, is not without reason the apotheosis of Byron’s pessimism. The writer’s distressed dissonance with British society, which ultimately led him to voluntary exile, the inevitably deepening crisis in personal relationships, in which […]...
19. Cain of Byron in brief The mystery, whose action unfolds in the “locality near paradise,” opens the scene of the ascension of prayer to Jehovah. All the few “mankind” participate in the prayer: the Adam and Eve, their sons Cain and Abel, the daughters of Hell and Sella, and the children conceived by the daughters of Adam from his sons, […]...
20. “Gyaur” Byron in brief Opens the poem of stanzas about the beautiful nature, torn by the storms of violence and arbitrariness of Greece, the country of the heroic past, bent under the heels of the invaders: “Here and these islands: / Here – Greece, she is dead; / But in the coffin is good; / One scares: where Is […]...
21. George Gordon Byron in the English Parliament In the first half of the XIX century. England was shaken by the waves of a powerful Luddite movement, uniting in its ranks artisans, desperately crushed new machines, with the appearance of which they were deprived of work or a significant part of their wages. The government of England, which took care exclusively about the […]...
22. Composition on the work of Lermontov Lermontov turned to the poem at the very beginning of his creative career. About 30 poems came out from under his pen. They keep an inseparable connection with his lyrics, they trace all the same themes, ideas and images. Continuing the artistic endeavors of Pushkin and Byron, the poet developed the Russian romantic poem as […]...
23. Summary of the “Clouds” Lermontov Celestial clouds are called eternal pilgrims, who constantly travel across the sky. “Steppe azure” and “chain of pearly” space they rush from north to south. The same fate is prepared for the lyrical hero. Heavenly clouds, eternal wanderers! Steppe azure, a chain of pearls You rush, as if I, exiles, From the lovely north to […]...
24. Births and genres of fiction Births and genres of literature Literature refers to works of human thought, fixed in a written word and having an integral meaning. Every literary work, depending on how the writer depicts reality in it, is attributed to one of three literary genera. epic, lyric or drama. The epic (from the Greek “narrative”) is a generalized […]...
25. Summary “Byron’s Prisoner of Hebrews” The plot unfolds near the Lake Geneva in the Chillon Castle, which served as a prison. The story is conducted on behalf of the prisoner, the eldest of six brothers. Five of his close relatives have already died, two of whom could not stand the conclusion in the underground chamber, which was in the castle […]...
26. What is the epic, lyrics and drama Any literary work belongs to one of three literary genres: an epic, a lyric or a drama. The epic in ancient Greece was called narrative, story. The author of the epic work, as Aristotle said, relates “about the event as something separate from itself.” In an epic work, as a rule, there is a plot, […]...
27. Summary Ivashkevich I Yaroslav Ivashkevich (Polish: Jaroslaw Iwaszkiewicz, also known under the pseudonym Eleuter, February 20, 1894 – March 2, 1980) is a Polish writer, poet, playwright, translator, laureate of the International Lenin Prize “For Strengthening Peace Among Nations” (1970). Yaroslav Ivashkevich was born in the village of Kalnik near Kiev, in the Russian Empire. He studied at […]...
28. Summary “Black man” My head plows with its ears, Like a bird with wings. She can not rest her legs on the neck anymore. S. A. Yesenin. Black man “Black Man” – one of the most mysterious, ambiguous and understandable works of Esenin. The poet began working in 1922, and basically it was written abroad, in February 1923 […]...
29. Summary “Epiphany Night” I. Bunin’s poem “The Epiphany Night” (perception, interpretation, evaluation) IA Bunin is a poet from God. His work combines tradition and innovation. Using the best achievements of poets – classicists, novelists, he at the beginning of the twentieth century creates his own, unique, poetry. Bunin’s prose is as lyrical as his poems. A great place […]...
30. Summary of “The Star of Fields” Rubtsov In the frozen haze the lyrical hero sees his “star of the fields.” From a great height, she looks at the ground, in the wormwood (an unfrozen or slightly melted place on the icy surface of the reservoir). But the clock struck twelve. So, the field came down midnight. There was a borderline time of […]...
31. Summary of “Cranes” The theme of the last war always found and continues to find its reflection in modern poetry, and every poet in his own way comprehends and experiences it, giving birth to images in which his own ideas of the war were embodied. Rasul Gamzatov also devoted a lot of lines to the military theme. One […]...
32. Summary of “Harmony in Nature” Sergei Yesenin is one of the most vivid and original poets of the 20th century. In his lyrics, feelings and words, images and thoughts merge. The poet’s talent lies in the fact that he could catch and convey the most gentle shades of emotions and moods that arose in his soul. Such harmony is permeated […]...
33. One of the main motifs of the lyrics Genius devoted an impressive part of his work to the theme of poetry and poet. The theme of the poet in the work of Lermontov, his loneliness at a certain stage becomes the main motive. Opposition to the crowd and the rejection of the lyrical hero by the society, tragedy and eternal solitude become the […]...
34. Briefly about M. Yu. Lermontov Mikhail Yurievich Lermontov was born in 1814. Relations between his parents were not formed, and the education of a small Misha was engaged in his grandmother – Elizabeth Arsenyev. Lermontov graduated from a noble boarding school at Moscow University and Moscow University himself. From there Lermontov went to the School of Guards sub-lieutenants and cavalry […]...
35. Summary “Pushkin’s Fountain of Bakhchisarai” Pushkin’s poems are of great interest not only from the artistic, but also from the point of view of the study of the evolution of his literary tastes. In particular, at one time the poet was very fond of Byron’s work and wrote several works in imitation of the famous Englishman. Among them, the “Bakhchisarai […]...
36. “Wanderer” Veltman in brief summary The literary journey is two-dimensional in nature: it is a real journey, and a journey of imagination. On the one hand, the material of the novel is the real journey of the officer A. Veltman to Bessarabia, Moldova, Vala-hii, Dobrudja for almost ten years, and the Russian-Turkish campaign of 1828. But on the other hand, […]...
37. “By right of memory” Tvardovsky in summary In the genre-thematic plan – this lyrical and philosophical meditation, “road diary”, with a weakened plot. The characters of the poem are an immense Soviet country, its people, a swift turn of their deeds and accomplishments. The text of the poem contains a joking recognition of the author – a passenger of the train “Moscow-Vladivostok”. […]...
38. A brief analysis of A. A. Blok’s “Nightingale Garden” poem A. Blok’s poem “Nightingale Garden” is a typically romantic work, therefore its main images are conditional, do not have the features of a specific time and space. Using his favorite method of antithesis, the poet contrasts in the poem two themes, two opposing notions about the meaning of life: the paradise existence in the nightingale […]...
39. Summary By right of memory AT Tvardovsky On the right of memory In the genre-thematic plan – this lyrical and philosophical meditation, “road diary”, with a weakened plot. The characters of the poem are an immense Soviet country, its people, a swift turn of their deeds and accomplishments. The text of the poem contains a joking recognition of the author […]...
40. Summary Wanderer A. F. Veltman Wanderer The literary journey is two-dimensional in nature: it is a real journey, and a journey of imagination (memories, reasonings, etc.). On the one hand, the material of the novel is the real journey of the officer A. Veltman to Bessarabia, Moldova, Vala-hii, Dobrudja for almost ten years, and the Russian-Turkish campaign […]...