Summary “The History of Pushkin’s Revolt” by Pushkin

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1. Pushkin’s historical works The theme of the historical past of the homeland always excited Pushkin, both a poet and a prose writer. He created such works as “The Song of the Wise Oleg,” “The Borodino Anniversary,” “Poltava,” “The Bronze Horseman,” “Boris Godunov,” “The History of the Pugachev Riot,” and of course the “Captain’s Daughter.” All these works describe […]...
2. Summary “The Captain’s Daughter” by Pushkin The narrative in the story is written on behalf of the 50-year-old Peter Andreyevich Grinev, who recalls the time when fate brought him with the leader of the peasant uprising, Emelian Pugachev. Peter grew up in the family of a poor nobleman. The boy practically did not receive education – he himself writes that only […]...
3. Summary “The History of Pugachev” Emelyan Pugachev was an ordinary subject of Russia, born in 1742 and (presumably), in the village of Zimoveyska. However, at that time no one suspected that historians would actively study the history of Pugachev’s uprising in the future. Briefly his biography can be described as follows: in 1769 he passed military service, participating in the […]...
4. Summary Pugachev SA Esenin Pugachev Dreaming of the will of the peasant and warrior Pugachev after long wanderings comes to Yaik and in conversation with the Cossack watchman learns that the men are waiting for a new king – peasant. Such a king is the murdered Peter III – he would have given the people a free […]...
5. “Pugachev” Yesenin in brief summary Dreaming of the will of the peasant and warrior Pugachev after long wanderings comes to Yaik and in conversation with the Cossack watchman learns that the men are waiting for a new king – peasant. Such a king is the murdered Peter III – he would have given the people a free will. This thought […]...
6. “Why You Need to Know History” essay History – the life of people, it has evolved over many centuries. History must be known, studying history, we learn about where people came from, what were the first representatives of the human race. We learn how the behavior of a person, traditions and customs gradually changed. It helps to see the errors of the […]...
7. Summary “Song of Oleg Pushkin” Pushkin loved Russia with all his heart. He studied history, reading ancient tales. It inspired him to create amazing literary masterpieces. What are at least such historical works as “Boris Godunov” or “Song of the Wise Oleg”. The latter, in fact, will continue to be discussed, and a short summary will be presented later. “Song […]...
8. The Captain’s Daughter. AS Pushkin AS Pushkin The Captain’s Daughter The novel is based on the memoirs of Pyotr Andreevich Grinev, fifty years old, written by him during the reign of Emperor Alexander and dedicated to the “Pugachev”, in which the seventeen-year-old officer Petr Grinev took an involuntary part in the “strange cohesion of circumstances.” Pyotr Andreevich recalls with mild […]...
9. “Captain’s Daughter” of Pushkin in brief The novel is based on the memoirs of Pyotr Andreevich Grinev, a fifty-year-old nobleman, written by him during the reign of Emperor Alexander and dedicated to the “Pugachev”, in which the seventeen-year-old officer Petr Grinev took an involuntary part in the “strange cohesion of circumstances.” Pyotr Andreevich recalls with mild irony his childhood, his childhood […]...
10. Summary of “The Revolt of Wang Xinzhi” During the time of the Southern Song Dynasty, many were honored with sovereigns. But it happened more than once that worthy men never met with a happy fate. The rich man Wang Shizhong got sued for murder, but somehow got out. He had a younger brother, Wang Xinzhi. Once the elder brother allowed himself a […]...
11. Summary Pushkin Yu. N. Tynyanov Pushkin Sergey Lyubovitch Pushkin was born a son, whom he named in memory of his grandfather Alexander. After the christening in Pushkin’s house on German street in Moscow a modest “kurtag” is arranged: in addition to relatives, the Frenchman Montfort and Nikolay Mikhailovich Karamzin are invited. A pleasant conversation with refined poetic […]...
12. “Pushkin” Tynianov in brief summary Sergey Lvovich Pushkin had a son, whom he named in memory of his grandfather Alexander. After the christening in Pushkin’s house on German street in Moscow a modest “kurtag” is arranged: in addition to relatives, the Frenchman Montfort and Nikolay Mikhailovich Karamzin are invited. A pleasant conversation with refined poetic games is interrupted by the […]...
13. A brief summary of A. Pushkin’s novel “The Captain’s Daughter” Chapter I The story opens a story about the family of Petrusha Grinev and about his childhood. Seeking to teach the windy son “to the languages ​​and all sciences” Father Andrei Petrovich hires the Frenchman Beaupre, who is more drunk. After some time the Frenchman is fired, after which Andrei Petrovich decides to send his […]...
14. Biography of Pushkin Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin is a great Russian poet, prose writer, playwright. The author of immortal works in verse and prose: novels “Eugene Onegin”, “Dubrovsky”, famous poems “Ruslan and Lyudmila,” “The Prisoner of the Caucasus,” the novel “The Queen of Spades” and many others, as well as fairy tales for children. Early years Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin […]...
15. History as a science 1. What is history and why is it important to study the history of our native land? Respect for the past is a characteristic feature of our people. About the past in Ukraine it has always been said – holy, kind. And until now, proverbs are used in the Ukrainian language: It has not become […]...
16. The Pushkin Museum in St. Petersburg How to explain the national love of Russian people to Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin? We will not seek an explanation, but only say: in Russia there is no such person who would not know who Pushkin is. The vast world of his creativity is accessible to everyone. However, in order to comprehend the depth of his […]...
17. Pushkin’s era The end of the 10s-20s of the last century is often called the “Pushkin era”. This is the time of the heyday of that noble culture, the symbol of which in our history became Pushkin. Traditional values ​​are replaced by the influence of European enlightenment, but can not win. And life continues in the amazing […]...
18. Summary of Pugachev Esenina Dreaming of the will of the peasant and warrior Pugachev after long wanderings comes to Yaik and in conversation with the Cossack watchman learns that the men are waiting for a new king – peasant. Such a king is the murdered Peter III – he would have given the people a free will. This thought […]...
19. My favorite subject is history The tree can not grow without reliable roots. In human life, the role of these roots is played by history. We seldom think about the fact that the most ordinary items that we use every day, the language in which we communicate with each other, and much more – all these are pieces of history. […]...
20. Pushkin’s Cabinet Before us is Pushkin’s study in the house on the embankment of the Moika River in St. Petersburg. It is small, almost cramped and little lit. The main thing here is books. AS Pushkin’s library is 4 thousand volumes in 14 languages, each of the books the poet found and acquired personally. In the corner, […]...
21. 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 […]...
22. History of the theater The theater is a spectacular art form, representing the unity of such kinds of art as literature, music, choreography, vocal and fine arts. Features: mapping and evaluation of events of reality, historical events, relationships, images and characters. Representation of ideas and morals to the viewer here occurs through a dramatic action that is produced by […]...
23. Summary of “Boris Godunov” by Pushkin A month has passed since Boris and his sister closed in a monastery and refused to take a throne in the city of Moscow. Residents can explain Godunov’s refusal only by the fact that he was afraid of the authorities. But Shuisky was not so simple and understood that this is all a game. Since […]...
24. The Painting by Tropinin “Portrait of Pushkin” It is believed that the picture of VA Tropinin “Portrait of Alexander Pushkin” – the most famous of his work in this genre. It depicts the genius of Russian literature in a brown home dressing gown, from beneath which a white shirt is visible. Complement the image of a black scarf from satin. Pushkin’s hair […]...
25. Composition “The Monument to Pushkin” Every nation has its own monuments – symbols of national pride and glory. They are a vivid testimony of the love and respect of compatriots to outstanding writers, scientists, heroes. On one of the noisy Moscow squares June 6, 1880, a monument to the great Russian poet Alexander Pushkin was erected. His discovery was the […]...
26. My favorite work of Pushkin Pushkin is the best symbol that beautifies us before the world, giving us one of the main rights to the name of the great people. Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin is a man who has rendered the greatest and incomparable services to our literature. His name to this day with reverence is pronounced by millions of people. […]...
27. Biography of Yevgeny Mironov Evgeny Vitalievich Mironov – actor, People’s Artist of Russia, was born on November 29, 1966 in the city of Tatishchevo-5 in the Saratov region. In the biography of Mironov, the desire to become an actor originated in childhood. In school years he attended a drama club, besides he was engaged in music. Dreaming to improve […]...
28. Monument to Alexander Pushkin in Moscow In Russian poetry there are a lot of poems in which the author himself assesses his creative heritage. Everyone knows the poem of Alexander Pushkin, in which the great poet had every reason to assert: I erected a monument to myself not made by hands, To him the folk path will not grow, Ascending above […]...
29. Painting by Kiprensky “A. S. Pushkin” Orest Kiprensky – one of the best portraitists in Russia in the early 19 th century. He was famous for his ability to reflect in his paintings the inner peace of man. His work, in which he showed outstanding people of his era, fully reveals their characters. That very famous portrait of Pushkin, decorating virtually […]...
30. Composition “My favorite subject is history” I think that a truly educated person can be considered only when he knows and respects the history of his state. Each country develops in different ways. There are always ups and downs, wars and quiet times. And we need to respect our ancestors, because it is from their lives that the history of our […]...
31. “The Miserly Knight” by Pushkin in a brief summary The young knight Albert is going to come to the tournament and asks his servant Ivan to show a helmet. The helmet is penetrated through the past duel with the knight Delormej. It is impossible to put it on. The servant comforts Albert by the fact that he repaid Delorzhu in full, knocking him out […]...
32. The main sources on the history of the Middle Ages The history of the Middle Ages is studied using numerous historical sources: architectural landmarks, material monuments, written historical sources, ethnographic sources, etc. The preserved architectural monuments seem to transfer us to the distant past. And today in many cities of Europe you can see old churches and cathedrals, castles and fortress walls, as well as […]...
33. Biography of Andrei Mironov Andrei Alexandrovich Mironov – Soviet actor, People’s Artist of the RSFSR, was born on March 8, 1941 in Moscow in the family of artists. In 1948 he began to study at the 170-school in Moscow. In 1950, in the biography of Andrei Mironov, the real name of Menkar was changed to protect against the anti-Jewish […]...
34. The composition of Perov’s painting “Pugachev’s Court” There are several variants of Perov’s painting “Pugachev’s Court” or “Pugachev’s revolt”. In 1879, a version of the picture appeared, where the image of Pugachev appears more significant – in the pseudo-Petra III one feels a man of great will, mind and temperament. Pugachev sits on the porch of the landlord’s house, surrounded by a […]...
35. The history of my family in the history of my country Purpose: the formation of patriotic and civic qualities of the individual on the basis of knowledge of the history of his family. – Expand the concept of family, family traditions, the importance and role of the family in human life; -Involve on emotional feelings. – To promote the formation of students’ feelings of love and […]...
36. Summary Bronze Horseman AS Pushkin A. Pushkin The Bronze Horseman “On the shore of the desert waves” of the Neva is Peter and thinks of the city that will be built here and which will become Russia’s window to Europe. A hundred years have passed, and the city “from the darkness of the forests, out of the marshland / blossomed […]...
37. Summary “History of one city” About the work In 1870, after a series of publications of separate chapters, Mikhail Saltykov-Shchedrin’s The History of a City appeared. This event received a wide public response – the writer was accused of ridiculing the Russian people and denigrating the facts of Russian history. The genre of the work is a satirical story, exposing […]...
38. A brief summary of the tragedy of Alexander Pushkin “Boris Godunov” February 20, 1598. For a month already, Boris Godunov has shut himself up with his sister in a monastery, leaving “all worldly” and refusing to accept the Moscow throne. The people explain Godunov’s refusal to marry the kingdom in the right spirit for Boris: “He is afraid of the radiance of the throne.” Godunov’s game […]...
39. What does the history of the Motherland teach a person? Can the history of our country teach us something? Maybe if we want it for ourselves! If I were a history teacher, I would teach a lesson on “What lessons can we learn from the mistakes we made in the past?” In this lesson, I would tell the children about what the Russians had experienced […]...
40. Summary A. Pushkin Boris Godunov A. Pushkin Boris Godunov February 20, 1598 For a month already Boris Godunov shut himself up with his sister in a monastery, leaving “all worldly” and refusing to accept the Moscow throne. The people explain Godunov’s refusal to marry the kingdom in the right spirit for Boris: “He is afraid of the radiance of the […]...