Summary of Banabhatta

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1. “Kadambari” of the Banabhatta in brief summary The novel in prose, left unfinished and finished, according to legend, the son of Bana – Bhushana To King Shudrake comes a girl from the caste of untouchables and gives him a talking parrot. At the request of Shudraki, the parrot tells that, as a chick, he barely escaped the mountaineers-hunters and took refuge in […]...
2. Culture of medieval India In medieval India, natural sciences developed, especially mathematics, astronomy, medicine. The Indians are the creators of the “Arabic numerals”, which all mathematicians now use. Our school arithmetic is also of Indian origin. Long-standing Indian methods of healing with medicinal herbs are studied by modern medics. Sanskrit-speaking literature developed. Lyrical works and plays of the great […]...
3. Summary of Kadambary Banabhatta Kadambari Roman in prose, left unfinished and finished, according to legend, the son of Bana – Bhushana. To the king Shudrake comes a girl from the caste of the untouchables (candals) and gives him a talking parrot. At the request of Shudraki, the parrot tells that, as a chick, he barely escaped the mountaineers-hunters […]...
4. Biography of Homer Homer – the poet of ancient Greece of the period of antiquity, the creator of the famous epics “Iliad” and “Odyssey”, which are an ancient monument of world literature. There is no reliable data on the place of his birth, as well as about the time of birth. It is believed that Homer lived approximately […]...
5. Summary Fenelon F Francois Fenelon (de Salignac, Marquis de la Mothe Fenelon, August 6, 1651 – January 7, 1715) – the famous French writer; was born in Perigord, in an ancient noble family. Until the age of 12, the boy lived in his ancestral castle, and did not devote much time to studies because of poor health; then […]...
6. Natural resources of the Indian Ocean Over 1 billion people live on the coast of the Indian Ocean. In the northern regions, industrial fishing is developing, it is 5% of the world. Since ancient times in the Indian Ocean, especially in the Persian Gulf, around the island of Sri Lanka, pearls have been mined. On the beaches of the Indian Peninsula, […]...
7. Science and culture of medieval India In the Middle Ages in India favorable conditions were created for the development of education and science, in particular mathematics, astronomy, medicine. Indian mathematicians used the original decimal system of accounts, which with the Arabs subsequently fell into Europe. Hence the name – the Arabic numbers of the High level reached astronomy. Scientists have learned […]...
8. Biography of John Barth John Barth is an American writer, was born in Cambridge, Maryland. He studied at Johns Hopkins University. Since 1973, at the end of the university, the twenty following years of John Barth’s life have been devoted to the teaching of writing. His postmodern novels – experimental, comic, self-referential, and often prolonged – reflected his anger […]...
9. Biography of Longfellow Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (Longfellow) Henry Wadsworth (27/2.1807, Portland, Maine, 24.3.1882, Cambridge, Massachusetts), American poet. Son of a lawyer. After graduating from Bowdoyne College, he completed his education in Europe (1826-29); professor of literature at Harvard University (1836-54). The first poems were published in 1820. Collections of poems by L. – “Night Voices” (1839), “Poems about slavery” (1842, […]...
10. Characteristics of the genre of household story XVII in The emergence of the genre of the everyday story and its problems are closely connected with those changes that occurred in the Russian life of the XVII century: with the general rise of Russian culture, the desire for enlightenment, protest against the stagnant house-building life, interest in the human person. Household story captures the essential […]...
11. Summary “The Tale of Shemyakin Court” There lived two peasant brothers: one rich, and the other poor. For many years the rich gave the poor debt, but he remained as poor. Once the poor man came to ask the rich horse to bring firewood. He gave the horse reluctantly. Then the poor began to ask for a yoke. But the brother […]...
12. A short analysis of the work “A Poem Without a Hero” by AA Akhmatova During the siege of Leningrad Anna Andreevna Akhmatova “was on duty as an ordinary air-defense fighter, she sewed sandbags, which shewed trenches – shelters in the garden… A fountain house, under a maple, sung to her in” Poem Without a Hero, “which was written quarter from 1940 to 1965. During these years, the poetess not […]...
13. Books in our family We have a lot of books at home, they are arranged on several shelves in four rows. On the shelves of the first row are the father’s books: technical reference books and military-historical novels. In the second row there are mother’s books: French novels, books on housekeeping and embroidery. On the shelves of the third […]...
14. Historical personalities. Taras Shevchenko – a symbol of the Ukrainian revival People whose names and actions are fixed in the sources and whose actions influenced the course of historical events are called Historic Persons. A historical personality, for example, is Vladimir Monomakh. Look through the pages of the textbook and name the others. The historical personality, whose name became the symbol of the Ukrainian revival, is […]...
15. Painting by Repin “Arrest of the propagandist” If you believe the historical data, this work Repin painted about 9 years, and three years after completion, has made all the same changes. Repin was considered the first artist who in his works managed to touch on the topic of people’s will. According to historians, when writing this picture, the artist had problems with […]...
16. The origin of art in medieval Europe. Cultural centers Medieval cities became the cultural centers of Europe. Urban literature – verse novels, fables, rude jokes, etc. – amazed with its spontaneity and truthful portrayal of emotional experiences. She ridiculed greed and ignorance of the clergy, arrogance of nobles, other vices of society. Her favorite character was not a knight in love, but a cheerful […]...
17. Briefly about A. A. Blok AA Blok is the greatest poet of the 20th century, a vivid representative of the “silver age”, as Andrei Bely, “Man of the Century”, will say about him. Vyacheslav Ivanov said: “I consider him the first lyricist of our time… Blok is Prince Hamlet, and like every prince it’s a lot of nobility, it’s a […]...
18. Summary “The Tale of Eruslan Lazarevich” THE STORY ABOUT THE ERUSLAN LAZAREVICH. AP called in manuscripts in different ways ( “Tale about a glorious heroes Uruslane Zalazoreviche,” “The Tale of the glorious full and strong Vityaz Eruslane Lazarevic and his courage and unimaginable beauty princess Anastasia Vahromeevny”, “History of the glorious and strong Vityaz Yeruslan Lazarevich “), is a record of […]...
19. Summary of Yirasek A Alois Jirasek, also referred to as Irasek (Czech Alois Jirasek, 1851-1930) is a Czech writer and public figure. He was born in Gronow. He worked as a school teacher. The author of a voluminous cycle of historical novels depicting the movement of the Hussites, the period of Austrian domination (“darkness”) and national revival; created a […]...
20. Summary Iskander F. A Fazil Abdulovich Iskander (March 6, 1929, Sukhum, Abkhazia, USSR) is an outstanding Soviet and Russian prose writer and poet of Abkhaz origin. Born in the family of the former owner of a brick factory of Iranian origin. In 1938, the writer’s father was deported from the USSR. He was brought up by his mother’s relatives […]...
21. Summary “Bylin Duke Stepanovich” Literature on the “Duke” is extremely large. However, none of the researchers of this epic did not notice humor and satire in it, and the question of ideological and political tendencies was not raised at all. All the usual questions were raised about the epic in general, and the most contradictory and one-by-one answers were […]...
22. Biography of Margaret Atwood Margaret Elinor Atwood is a Canadian writer and poetess, who was born in 1939. Her literary work addresses contemporary issues, such as: feminism, politics, the fate of Canada and Canadian literature, and the nature of mass society. Her most famous novel, The History of Slaves, is an American anti-utopia about the emergence of the rule […]...
23. Household stories of the 17th century Strengthening of the centralized autocratic power, based on the service nobility, led to an increase in exploitation and enslavement of the peasants. The growing economic pressure caused the emergence of mass peasant unrest that resulted in a broad popular movement – a peasant war led by Ivan Bolotnikov. With the death of Tsar Feodor Ivanovich, […]...
24. There were about Ukrainian writers The Ukrainian poet Stepan Rudansky was a doctor by profession. Working in Yalta, he treated the poor for free. This was well known in the city, so when the beggar fell ill, he went to Rudansky. It also happened that the poor man had nowhere to live during the treatment. In such situations Rudansky conceded […]...
25. Vocabulary of a person Have you ever thought about how many words in Russian? Can I count them? Has anyone tried to do this? Thinking, we can assume that for this it is enough to look into our huge explanatory dictionaries: after all, they indicate the number of words given. However, in different dictionaries, the figures are far from […]...
26. Summary Updike D. D John Hoyer Updike (born January 18, 1932 – January 27, 2009) is a famous American writer, author of 28 novels and 45 other books: collections of short stories, poems, essays. Born in Redding, he lived in Schillington, the same state of Pennsylvania until age 13. Father – school teacher, mother wrote stories. In 1954 he […]...
27. Main events, facts and facts on the topic “India. China” in the tables The states of China in the Middle Ages Sui Dynasty Construction of the Grand Canal; An attempt to unite China. Tang Dynasty Administrative reform; Insurrection of the peasants. The Age of “Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms” Song Dynasty Unification of China; 1234 – the conquest of China by the Mongols Yuan Dynasty Accession of Tibet; […]...
28. Summary Bedřich Smetana. Libusia LIBUSHE The solemn performance in three acts (six paintings) Libretto by J. Wenzig Characters: Libusche, Czech Princess Přemysl from Stadz Soprano Baritone Tenor Bass Bass Baritone Soprano Contralto Hrishoch from Otava Shtaglav from Radbuza } Brothers Lutobor from the Dobraslav Hills, their uncle Radovan from the Stone Bridge Krasava, daughter of Luthorb Radmila, sister of […]...
29. Biography of Edward Bulwer-Lytton Edward George Earl Litton, Bulwer-Lytton, the first Baron Lytton is an English writer. Edward was the son of General William Bulwer and Elizabeth Lytton, he connected these names to Bulwer-Lytton in 1843, when he inherited the estate of Knebworth. He received the title of Baron in 1844. His various novels have won wide popularity. Many […]...
30. Buddhist literature The original teaching in its ethical basis gave rise to great literature. It began to take shape in the monasteries of India in its various languages, and after the advancement of Muslims to the Ganges valley, the destruction of monasteries and the escape of surviving monks – in the monasteries of Tibet, Burma and Sri […]...
31. Summary “White Leader” Reed The action takes place in Mexico in the late XVIII – early XIX century. The novel opens with a description of the holiday in honor of the day of St. John in the small Mexican town of San Ildefonso. Here all the layers of society are having fun. Among the aristocrats stands Catalina de Cruces, […]...
32. Summary “Took me water to my soul” It is always difficult to talk about any one poem in the work of any poet: he expressed himself in everything he wrote. But even more difficult to talk about a poet who was going to become a musician. Being influenced by the music of A. N. Scriabin, Boris Pasternak spent six years seriously engaged […]...
33. Summary of the “Osseola Chief of Seminoles” Reed The action takes place in Florida in the early 1830’s. before and during the so-called Second Seminol War. The protagonist George Randolph is the son of an impoverished planter who moved from Virginia to Florida. In his veins there is an admixture of Indian blood, which is considered to be a matter of pride in […]...
34. 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 […]...
35. An essay on the painting by Makovsky “The lodging house” Pictures of Makovsky can be attributed to the art of the Wanderers. His works are characterized by the manifestation of care and understanding, the joy and emotion of the “little man”. Some of his paintings can be attributed to the struggle of the rich and the poor, it is in this contrast that he gets […]...
36. Summary “Figures” Bunin In the story “Figures” Bunin describes the quarrel of the little restless boy Zhenya and his uncle. The story begins with a stage of forgiveness, when a little boy, looking in the evening to his uncle before going to bed, wishes that good night and, unable to resist, turns to his uncle with the long-suffering […]...
37. “Little Tsahes” by Hoffmann in short summary In a small state where Prince Demetrius reigned, every citizen was given complete freedom in his endeavor. And fairies and magicians above all put warmth and freedom, so with Demetrius, many fairies from the magical land of Ginistan moved to the blessed little principality. However, after the death of Demetrius, his successor, Pafnuti, conceived the […]...
38. Summary Little Tzhesz, nicknamed Zinnober E. T. A. A. Hoffmann The Crumb of Zahez, nicknamed Zinnober In a small state where Prince Demetrius reigned, every citizen was given complete freedom in his endeavor. And fairies and magicians above all put warmth and freedom, so with Demetrius, many fairies from the magical land of Ginistan moved to the blessed little principality. […]...
39. Summary of “Little Tsahes” by Hoffmann In a small state where Prince Demetrius reigned, every citizen was given complete freedom in his endeavor. And fairies and magicians above all put warmth and freedom, so with Demetrius, many fairies from the magical land of Ginistan moved to the blessed little principality. However, after the death of Demetrius, his successor, Pafnuti, conceived the […]...
40. Summary of Ariosto L Ludovico Ariosto (Italian Ludovico Ariosto, September 8, 1474, Reggio nel Emilia – July 6, 1533, Ferrara) is the famous Italian poet and playwright of the Renaissance. Father Ludoviko saw his son as a lawyer, but the young man did not find inspiration in jurisprudence and devoted himself to the study of classical literature. He learned […]...