Summary “Pig Under Oak” Krylov

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1. Summary “Pig under the oak” Krylov Krylov’s fable “The Pig Under the Oak” is distinguished by penetrating morality, which most accurately conveys the milestones of the time in which its author lived. Nevertheless, before you begin to analyze its meaning, you need to familiarize yourself with the textual content of the work. “A pig under an oak” is a fable, in […]...
2. Summary “Kyle and the Nightingale” Krylov The donkey met the nightingale and asked him to sing. He sang and was beautiful. All were heard. But the donkey advised him to learn from the cock. Nightingale flew away. Analysis of the fable Donkey and the Nightingale, the heroes of the fable The main characters of the fable are a donkey and a […]...
3. Summary “The Wolf on the Kennels” Krylov Wolf at night, thinking of climbing into the sheepfold, I got on the kennel. Suddenly the whole horseman’s court rose up – Poczuya gray so close to a bully, Dogs poured into the cribs and are eager to fight; Psalms shout: “Ahty, guys, a thief!” – And in a moment the gate to constipation; In […]...
4. Summary “Kvartet” of Krylov The Prankster-Monkey, Donkey, Goat and Crowd Mishka Have started to play Quartet. They got the notes, bass, viola, two violins And sat down on the meadow under the limes – Capture their art light. Struck in the bow, tear, but no sense. “Stand still, brothers, stop!” Cried the Monkey, “Wait, how can you go to […]...
5. The summary of “Dragonfly and ant” Krylova Every moralizing work contains morality: the basic idea that the author wanted to convey to us. Krylov’s fable “Dragonfly and Ant” also contains it. She, as is proper in such works, is at the very end. And before it unfolds whole events in front of the readers, showing in the person of an ant and […]...
6. Summary “Sheets and roots” of Krylov On a beautiful summer day, the leaves on the tree whispered with marshmallows. Casting a shadow on the ground, they were adorned in every possible way and asked if the winds agreed with the fact that they, the leaves, were very beautiful and significant. Is it not true that we are the beauty of the […]...
7. Summary “The Wolf and the Lamb” Krylov A strong man is always to blame: In History, we hear the darkness of examples, But we do not write History; But about how they say in Fables, – Thus begins I. Krylov’s fable “The Wolf and the Lamb”, which tells about the conflict between the Wolf and Lamb. On a hot day the Lamb […]...
8. The Painting by Bryullov “Portrait of Krylov” Title The composition of the picture by Bryullov Portrait of Krylov Krylov, Ivan Andreevich (1768-1844) – the famous Russian fabulist. His father “did not study science”, served in the dragoon regiment, in 1772, distinguished himself in defending Yaitsk town from the Pugachevites, he was the chairman of the magistrate in Tver and died in 1778, […]...
9. Biography Krylov Ivan Andreevich (1769 – 1844) Krylov Ivan Andreevich (1769 – 1844), poet-fabulist, playwright. Born February 2 (February 14, S.) in Moscow in the family of a poor army captain, who received an officer’s rank only after a thirteen-year service. In 1775, his father retired, and the family settled in Tver. Education future fabulist got meager, but, having […]...
10. Summary of “The Crow and the Fox” Krylova Guys, the chanterelle in the fable is flattering and very tricky, but not at all bad, it can not even be called simple. Willingness and ingenuity do not take her. But the crow on the contrary was a bit stupid, that she believed in the persuasions of the fox and croaked in all her throat, […]...
11. Biography of Ivan Krylov Ivan Andreevich Krylov, who possesses both the talent of the poet, and the skill to create dramatic works, publisher and publicist, went down in the history of Russian literature as the most famous fabulist. His creative legacy consists of tragedies, comedies and 236 fables, collected in 9 books. Childhood and youth Ivan Andreevich was born […]...
12. 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 […]...
13. Painting by Krylov “Russian Winter” Next to the peasants is a woman, bewitched. No one will disturb his peace. The trees are calm and majestic. The artist managed to convey a special atmosphere of the snow-covered forest. On the right is an impenetrable thicket. Here, the trees are so close together that they have a yoke with buckets on their […]...
14. Summary “The Lion who founded the council” Leo established some kind of advice. But which one, the author of the fable is not known. The new council consisted of elephants. And, probably, so badly lacked members for the newly-minted council that the lion decided to add donkeys there. Leo established a council of some kind, it is not known, And, having put […]...
15. The concept of the story-parable The genre of E. Hemingway’s work “The Old Man and the Sea” is often defined as a story-parable. The word story is familiar to you: this is the name of an epic work, characterized by a single-line storyline, but by the breadth of the coverage of life phenomena and the depth of their disclosure occupying […]...
16. Writing what is the meaning of life People thought about the meaning of life from the most ancient times. However, there is no consensus as to what the meaning of life is all about. Probably, each of us has it’s own. I believe that life is a reflection of our soul, so the meaning of life in the development of the spiritual […]...
17. The image of a peasant in Russian literature In literary works we find an image of people, their way of life, feelings. By the XVII-XVIII centuries in Russia there were two classes: peasants and nobles – with a completely different culture, mentality and even language. That is why in the works of some Russian writers, the image of the peasants is there, and […]...
18. “I’m Coming to the Storm” Granina in brief summary The calm current of the working morning in laboratory No. 2 was violated by the sudden arrival of the chef of Corresponding Member AN Golitsyn. He made the dispatch to the employees, and then in a grumbling voice ordered that Sergei Krylov apply for the post of nachalab. There was silence. It was believed that […]...
19. Summary “I’m on a storm” The calm current of the working morning in laboratory No. 2 was violated by the sudden arrival of the chef of Corresponding Member AN Golitsyn. He made the dispatch to the employees, and then in a grumbling voice ordered that Sergei Krylov apply for the post of nachalab. There was silence. It was believed that […]...
20. Summary I’m on a thunderstorm Granin DA Granin I’m going on a thunderstorm The calm current of the working morning in laboratory No. 2 was violated by the sudden arrival of the chef of Corresponding Member AN Golitsyn. He made the dispatch to the employees, and then in a grumbling voice ordered that Sergei Krylov apply for the post of nachalab. […]...
21. Summary “Ivan Bestalny and Elena the Wise” In one village lived an old woman with her son. His son’s name was Ivan, and he was so mediocre that he could not do anything, for whatever he took. His old mother lamented about this and dreamed of marrying him on an economic wife. Once, when the mother and her son ate everything that […]...
22. The problem of the meaning of human life The problem of the meaning of human life is the key and most important criterion in the science of philosophy. After all, the vital activity of each person and his goals ultimately lead to the search for the meaning of life. The meaning of life shows a person what all his activities are for. Each […]...
23. Summary “Two boys” Two friends decide if they do not climb a tree to eat chestnuts. Proposed this idea Fedyusha, but Senyusha objected that the tree is very tall, just so it does not climb. Then Fedyusha suggested the idea that a friend put him on the nearest branch so that he could collect chestnuts for two. So […]...
24. Self-esteem Think about the meaning of the word “dignity”. This is what every person has before it is evaluated in one way or another from different possible points of view, as they say. Dignity is a special moral-value category, which determines respect and self-esteem for the individual. This is one of the inalienable and non-transferable intangible […]...
25. Summary of the story “Olesya” AI Kuprina The narrator, Ivan Timofeevich, tells how, while relaxing on vacation in the village, he heard of a local witch. Intrigued, he finds in the forest the dwelling of an old witch and gets to know her granddaughter Olesya. Ivan finds Olesya interesting in communication with a girl and begins to meet with her. He is […]...
26. Summary “Marya Morevna” In a certain kingdom, Ivan Tsarevich lived in a certain state. He had three sisters: Marya Tsarevna, Olga Tsarevna, Anna Tsarevna. Their parents died, and before his death they ordered his son to give out his sisters to those who would first woo. Once Ivan Tsarevich walked with his sisters in the garden. Suddenly a […]...
27. What does Aesop’s fable “Peasant and his sons” teach us? In the 6th century BC there lived a man called Aesop. According to legend, he was a slave from Phrygia. Subsequently, he was released to freedom and he lived for some time at the court of the Lydian king Krez. Why did the name of this man survive the millennium? He is a fabulist. He […]...
28. Moral values ​​of modern man Throughout the history of human civilization, most people have been striving for good and creation, because they intuitively felt the correctness of this path in life. At the same time at all times there were tyrants and criminals who aspired to power, totalitarianism and wars, as a result of which it was possible to seize […]...
29. Summary Gooseberries Anton Chekhov AP Chekhov Gooseberries Ivan Ivanovich Chimsh-Himalayan and Burkin enter the estate of the poor landowner Alyokhin, who himself works in his fields, despite the brilliant education he received. Ivan Ivanovich tells Burkin and Alekhine about his younger brother Nicolae. They spent their childhood in the village and loved life in nature forever. Nikolai had worked […]...
30. My favorite fairy-tale characters composition Ivan Tsarevich is my favorite fairy-tale hero I want to tell you about my favorite hero of fairy tales – Ivan Tsarevich. Very often it can be found on the pages of books and follow his fascinating adventures in magical stories. I think that this character includes most of the best character traits. He is […]...
31. The composition of a fairy-tale hero I want to tell you about my favorite hero of fairy tales – Ivan Tsarevich. Very often it can be found on the pages of books and follow his fascinating adventures in magical stories. I think that this character includes most of the best character traits. He is a noble and kind, always ready to […]...
32. Summary Ivan Denisovich, his friends and foes V. Ya. Lakshin Ivan Denisovich, his friends and foes It’s hard to imagine that a year ago we did not know the name of Solzhenitsyn. The mediocrity has to the complacency of evaluations, but the one who struck us at the first appearance, can not expect indulgence. The story “One day of Ivan Denisovich” is […]...
33. Summary “Three students” Summary of the “Student” Chekhov. Start The narrative is conducted on the eve of the great Easter holiday. The story begins with a description of weather conditions and a dreary landscape. The weather was at first quiet and calm, but towards the night a cold wind blew through the puddles, puddles were covered with a […]...
34. “The Search for the Meaning of Life” essay The meaning of human life is a philosophical concept rather than a logical one. Every person on earth is unique – he is a person. And as a person, he has a set of qualities inherent only to him, which form his character and worldview. Depending on temperament, upbringing and hereditary factors, vital values ​​and […]...
35. Summary “Student” Chekhov At the beginning of the story, nature is described. Good weather by the evening is significantly deteriorating. From the cold forest freezes and is emptied. The main character – a student of the theological academy and the son of the deacon Ivan Ivanovich Wielkopolska, was on the eve of changes in his worldview. He lived […]...
36. Summary “The Power of the Earth” I. Ivan Barefoot Ivan Petrov, nicknamed “Barefoot,” comes to the yard of the house where I live. He stands by the logs, but does not chop them for firewood. I know that he came only to ask for money to get drunk. Such as he is called “the rural proletariat.” An absurd discrepancy in peasant […]...
37. Summary of “Kys” by Tolstoy T. Tolstaya was in fact recognized as one of the most brilliant authors of the new literary generation. To date, the volume written about Tolstoy is several times greater than the volume of her prose. It is interesting that Tolstoy struck readers not with the content of their stories, but with the exquisite complexity and […]...
38. The Golden Rule of Ethics The golden rule of ethics is – act with others as you want them to do to you. In different epochs this principle was reflected in religious and philosophical teachings, such as Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Islam. In its essence, this golden rule is the result, crowning the moral laws defined for the person living in […]...
39. Summary “The Taverner of Ivan Kuprin” The young man-narrator, whom “fate threw for six months in a remote village Perebrod Volyn province, on the outskirts of Polissya,” intolerably misses. His only entertainment is hunting with the servant Yarmola and trying to teach him the last reading and writing. One day, during a terrible blizzard, the hero learns from the usually inconsiderate […]...
40. Summary “Cliff” Among the works on wartime, the story “The golden night spent” written by Anatoly Pristavin stands apart: it not only shows the pain and misfortune experienced by the whole country, but also how this misfortune brings people belonging to different nationalities to different cultures. Retelling A. Pristavkin exacerbates the impact on the reader by telling […]...