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1. 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 […]...
2. 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 […]...
3. “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 […]...
4. 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 […]...
5. 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 […]...
6. Always love makes a person happy One of the highest feelings a person can experience is love. She is able to make a person happy, give him hope and strength to live on. And no, probably, in the world of a person who would not have been “winged” by love, would not have felt an upbeat mood. But does love always […]...
7. “The Sorrows of a Young Werther”: a summary The main character – a young man named Werther, he is inclined to poetry and painting. A young man settles in a small town, wishing to be alone. Here he communicates with ordinary people, enjoys nature, draws and reads Homer. Werther is invited to a youth country ball where he meets a certain Charlotte S., […]...
8. 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 […]...
9. The Suffering of a Young Werther IV Goethe The Suffering of the Young Werther 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 […]...
10. The philosophical tragedy of IV Goethe “Faust” – an expression of the advanced educational ideas of the era The eighteenth century, completed by the Great French Revolution, developed under the sign of doubt, destruction, denial and passionate belief in the victory of reason over superstition and prejudice, civilization over barbarism, humanism over tyranny and injustice. Therefore, historians call it the Age of Enlightenment. The ideology of the Enlighteners triumphed in the era when […]...
11. “The Wanderings of Wilhelm Meister” by Goethe in brief summary The novel is a continuation of the “Years of Wilhelm Meister’s Teaching.” The hero who, at the end of the previous book, became a member of the Tower Society, receives from his comrades a mission to go on a journey. At the same time he is given the condition not to stay under one roof […]...
12. Reflection in Goethe’s Faust of the Advanced Enlightenment Ideas of the Epoch Only he is worthy of life and freedom, Who every day for them goes to battle. I. Goethe Goethe created his “Faust” throughout his life. Although Goethe did not write Faust for the theater, it is both a tragedy and a philosophical poem. It reflected the search for a whole generation of German philosophical thought. […]...
13. Theme of love in the tragedy of Goethe “Faust” Oh heaven, that’s beauty! I have never seen such a thing in my life. How unspoilt-pure And how sarcastically, without malice! I. Goethe “Faust” is a work on which Goethe worked almost all his life and which changed along with the author. In the center of the tragedy, the story of Dr. Faust, in the […]...
14. Images of the main characters of the tragedy “Faust” Goethe I now taste my own supreme moment. I. Goethe Goethe wrote his tragedy “Faust” for over 25 years. The first part of it was published in 1808, the second – only a quarter of a century. This work had a strong influence on all European literature of the first half of the XIX century. Who […]...
15. Summary Faust of Goethe IV Goethe Faust The tragedy is opened with three introductory texts. The first is a lyrical dedication to friends of youth – those with whom the author was associated in the beginning of work on “Faust” and who has already died or is in the distance. “I again remember everyone who lived that radiant at […]...
16. “Faust” of Goethe in brief summary The tragedy opens with three introductory texts. The first is a lyrical dedication to friends of youth – those with whom the author was associated in the beginning of work on “Faust” and who has already died or is in the distance. “I again remember everyone who lived that radiant at noon”. Then follows “Theatrical […]...
17. “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, […]...
18. “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 […]...
19. “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 […]...
20. 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 […]...
21. Goethe’s “Reineke-fox” in brief The action takes place in Flanders. The plot is well known and was repeatedly subjected to Goethe poetic processing. The generalizations contained in the text make it possible to attach the plot to many times. On the holiday, Troitsyn day, the bestial king Nobel gathers his subjects. He did not come to the court only […]...
22. “The Years of the Teaching of Wilhelm Meister” Goethe in Brief Contents We meet a young hero when they have two passions – to the theater and Mariana, and he is full of happy enthusiasm and enthusiastic plans. His father, a respectable burgher, created his initial capital by selling a collection of father’s paintings, and then made his fortune a successful trade, now he wants his son […]...
23. “Egmont” Goethe in brief The tragedy takes place in the Netherlands, in Brussels, in 1567-1568, although in the play the events of these years unfold in a few weeks. In the city square, the townspeople compete in archery, they are joined by a soldier from the army of Egmont, he easily beats everyone and treats himself at his own […]...
24. Summary Jules Massenet. Werther VERTER Lyrical drama in four acts (five scenes) Libretto by E. Blot, P. Mille and G. Hartmann Characters: Werther Albert Judge Tenor Baritone Baritone or bass Tenor Baritone or bass Baritone Mezzo soprano Soprano Mezzo soprano Baby voices soprano Without speeches Schmidt Johann } Friends of the judge Brühlmann, young man Charlotte, the daughter of […]...
25. Genres of drama The emergence of the genres of drama is quite definitely witnessed historically. As an already formed genre of drama was the ancient Greek tragedy – an example of a lasting unity of the genre content and genre form as a result of the creative refraction of tragedy in the tribal features of the drama. Ancient […]...
26. Summary “Pretty Vanyusha you walked a lot” NA Nekrasov, the poet paid great attention to children: he dedicated his poems to them. In the light came his works such as “Poems dedicated to Russian children” (1867, 1870), “Shkolnik” (1856), “Lamentations of Children” (1860) and many others. The theme of childhood constantly echoes in the poems of Nekrasov with the theme of Russia […]...
27. Summary “Diary of a seducer” The “seducer’s diary” is a part of the most famous book of the Danish philosopher and writer Seren Kierkegaard “Ili-Ili”, sometimes printed and separately, in the form of a novel. In the “Preface” to the book, her imaginary publisher Victor Eremita explains: the notes he publishes are found in the old office he bought on […]...
28. “New sufferings of a young B.” Plenzdorf in brief The story begins with a few obituary notices about the death of a seventeen-year-old Edgar Vibo. Then follows the dialogue of the mother and father of the deceased youth. These two broke up when their son was only five years old. Since then, my father has never seen him, except for one instance when the […]...
29. Summary The new suffering of the young B U. Plenzdorf New suffering of the young V. The story begins with a few obituary notices about the death of a seventeen-year-old Edgar Vibo. Then follows the dialogue of the mother and father of the deceased youth. These two broke up when their son was only five years old. Since then, my father has never […]...
30. 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 […]...
31. Composition on the theme: Consonance and roll call in poetry and prose of IA Bunin When you open at random a book of Bunin’s poems, lazily looking through the lines of the lines, and the familiar images are as always good and fresh as if they were meeting them for the first time: the sadness at sunset, and the “forest as if painted,” and simple but deep and sonorous rhymes […]...
32. Biography of Marshak Samuel Yakovlevich Marshak is a famous Soviet poet, translator, playwright. Known as the author of fairy tales for children, satirical works, as well as “adult”, serious lyrics. Early years Samuel Marshak was born on October 22, 1887 in Voronezh to a Jewish family. The family name “Marshak” comes from the famous rabbi Aaron Kaidanover, and […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. What is a novel What is a novel? The word “novel”, which came to us from the French language, has several meanings. Surely each of us has ever bought a novel in a bookstore or heard that someone has got into an affair. Let us consider the meaning of this word in more detail. A novel as a literary […]...
35. Summary Aleshkovsky Yu Iosif Yefimovich Aleshkovsky, better known as Yuz Aleshkovsky (born September 21, 1929, Krasnoyarsk, RSFSR) is a Russian writer, poet and bard. He emigrated from the USSR in 1979, he lives mainly in the United States. The winner of the Pushkin Prize (2001). Joseph Aleshkovsky was born on September 21, 1929 in Krasnoyarsk. Soon the family […]...
36. Pushkin the great Russian poet Why is the great Russian poet of the nineteenth century AS Pushkin? Each schoolboy remembers by heart the lines of Pushkin’s poems. His great talent struck not only contemporaries, but also descendants. Almost all of the poet’s works were thoroughly studied by writers, historians and critics. Topics covered in the books are close to the […]...
37. 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, […]...
38. Biography Andersen Hans Christian (1805-75), a Danish writer. The glory of the world brought fairy tales, which combine romance and realism, fantasy and humor, satirical beginning with irony. Based on folklore (“Fire”), imbued with humanism, lyricism and humor (“Steadfast Tin Soldier”, “Ugly Duckling”, “Little Mermaid”, “Snow Queen”), tales condemn social inequality, selfishness, self-interest, self-righteousness of the powerful (“The New […]...
39. Denis Ivanovich Fonvizin. Biography Just as the scientific and literary activity of MV Lomonosov, the work of DI Fonvizin can serve as a colorful illustration of the Russian literature of the Enlightenment. True, it illustrates another aspect of Russian literature. If the poems of MV Lomonosov captured the patriotic pathos of the state-building period, the satirical works of DI […]...
40. A summary of Wilhelm Meister’s Wanderings, or The Defiant IV Goethe The Wanderings of Wilhelm Meister, or the Defiant The novel is a continuation of the “Years of Wilhelm Meister’s Teaching.” The hero who, at the end of the previous book, became a member of the Tower Society (or the Renouncers, as they call themselves), receives from his comrades the assignment to go on […]...