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1. Briefly about the creativity of Merime Prosper Prosper Merimee began his creative career in the mid-1920s. as an active participant in the romantic movement. One by one, his works appeared, not similar to the previous ones on themes and genre nature. The main contribution of Merimee to the French realistic literature is novellistics. Actually, he has great merit in the development of […]...
2. The history of the creation of the story “Gobsek” by O. de Balzac Small in volume, written in the form of a story in a story, the story “Gobsek” is directly related to the novel “Father Gorio”. In this story, we again meet with some “recurring heroes” of the “Human Comedy” Honore de Balzac. Among them – Countess de Resto, the eldest daughter of Father Gorio, as well […]...
3. Honore de Balzac – the glory and pride of France Honore de Balzac is a great French writer-realist. His merit in the development of world literature lies primarily in the fact that he raised the genre of the novel to the heights of artistic perfection and social significance. Stendhal was right to call Balzac “the king of novelists.” Looking closely at the surrounding reality, relying […]...
4. The realism of O. de Balzac The emergence of French realism, beginning with the work of Stendhal, occurred in parallel with the further development of romanticism in France. It is indicative that the first who supported and largely appreciated the realistic search for Stendhal and Balzac were Viktor Hugo and George Sand, vivid representatives of the French Romanticism of the Restoration […]...
5. Summary Balzac About Honore de Balzac (Honoré de Balzac [? N?? ed? Bal? Zak], May 20, 1799, Tour – August 18, 1850, Paris) is a French writer. Has no relation to the French writer Jean-Louis Gues de Balzac (1597-1654). The name at birth is Honore Balzac; particle “de”, meaning belonging to the noble family, began to use around […]...
6. Summary of Dumas A Alexander Dumas was born in 1802 in the family of General Tom-Alexandre Dumas and Maria-Louise Laboure, who lived in the small town of Ville Cotre. His childhood, adolescence and youth Dumas spent in his hometown, and then went to Paris. Despite poverty, the family still had a good reputation and aristocratic ties, which helped twenty-year-old […]...
7. O. de Balzac and Ukraine February 28, 1832 in the life of the writer there was an event that marked the beginning of a “beautiful heart drama”: Balzac unexpectedly received a letter from Odessa with an intriguing signature of “Inostranka”. Soon the writer learned that his correspondent was a Polish aristocrat of Russian citizenship, the Countess Evelina Ghanskaya, the great-granddaughter […]...
8. Childhood and youth Honore de Balzac On May 20, 1799, a boy was born in the ancient French city of Tours, on the street of the Italian army, in the house of the assistant to the mayor and trustee of the charitable institutions, Bernard-Frarsois, who changed his plebeian name Balsa to the noble mode of de Balzac. The mother of the […]...
9. Biography of Alexander Dumas Alexander Dumas is a writer, playwright, journalist, famous for his adventure novels. Dumas was born on December 5, 1802 in the small French town of Villiers-Cotteros in the family of a general. Thanks to the connections of their parents in the biography of Dumas, a small position was obtained in the office of the Palais […]...
10. My favorite book is “They were swarthy and gold-eyed” R. Bradbury I like reading science fiction books. But I do not like all the works of science fiction writers. I’m not interested in all-powerful supermen, leading endless star wars, insanely and ruthlessly conquering all, exciting more and more new territories of the universe. I like reading books, warning books that can be useful to a modern […]...
11. Honore de Balzac at the threshold of maturity Parents hoped that after graduation Honore would be engaged in legal practice and very soon consolidate the welfare of the family. But the conceited youth dreamed of something else: he decided to become a famous and rich writer. But the question is: can I make a fortune and get rich by doing literature? Considering that […]...
12. “Red and black” F. Stendhal as a socio-political novel The Bourbon monarchy, renovated by the occupation forces, was a noble monarchy, that is, political power belonged to the nobility. However, the bourgeoisie already reigned in the economy and was preparing to take political power into its hands, which happened, only Stendhal completed the novel. This re-victory – after the revolution of the late XVIII […]...
13. Honore de Balzac. Biography Honore de Balzac is a French novelist who entered the history of literature as the creator of the monumental epic “Human Comedy”, which became a kind of chronicle of the life of the society of the first half of the nineteenth century. and one of the fundamental works of realism. The life of O. de […]...
14. About the cycle “The Human Comedy” by O. de Balzac Having finished the novel “Father Gorio” in 1834, Balzac comes to a fundamentally important decision: he intended to create a grandiose artistic panorama of the life of the French society of the post-revolutionary period, consisting of related novels, stories and stories. To this end, previously written works, after appropriate processing, he includes in the “Human […]...
15. Biography of Honore de Balzac Honore de Balzac – French novelist, was born in the town of Touré. Balzac is one of the great masters of novels. Having an accessory to the noble family, he later added a piece – de to his own name. Without taking up education as a child, his parents sent him to a gymnasium in […]...
16. Frederic Stendhal – an astute “observer of human characters” Stendhal’s life was fanned with romance and fierce struggle for existence, filled with turbulent events and full of vivid impressions. As a politician and diplomat, he visited many European states, he learned great love and disappointment in it. Passion for artistic creativity brought him happiness even in the years of lonely old Italy, where he […]...
17. Illusion and reality in Moliere’s comedy “Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme” The greatest writer who worked in the period of classicism, was Moliere, the creator of French comedy, one of the founders of the French national theater. In the comedy “The Bourgeois in the Nobility” Moliere reflected the complex processes of the decomposition of the old aristocratic stratum of French society. At that time in France […]...
18. Analysis of the work “Golden Meadow” Prishvin The works of MM Prishvin are taught to observe and love nature. The writer notices the slightest changes occurring around him, knows how to tell about them so that we can clearly imagine everything to ourselves. From this story you can see that even in the simplest, unsightly, at first glance, nothing noticeable flower is […]...
19. Summary of “Golden Rose” by Paustovsky Precious dust The scavenger Jean Shamet removes the craft workshops in the Paris suburb. Serving as a soldier during the Mexican War, Shamet fell ill with a fever, and he was sent home. The regimental commander instructed Chamette to take her eight-year-old daughter Susanna to France. All the way, Shamet took care of the girl, […]...
20. “Here they are, these rich people…” Under Napoleon, a young man like Julien Sorel could quickly make a brilliant career. But the political winds at the moment when we meet with the young hero of Stendhal, blowing in a different direction. Julien Sorel repeatedly makes sure of this. “One day, walking alone in the seminar garden, he heard a conversation between […]...
21. Summary Gold pot E. T. A. Hoffmann The Golden Pot On the Feast of the Ascension, at three o’clock in the afternoon, at the Black Gate in Dresden, the student Anselm overturns an enormous basket of apples for his eternal misfortune – and hears terrible curses and threats from the old woman-merchant: “You’ll fall under the glass, under […]...
22. Is the main hero of the story of Balzac “Gobsek” modern? Unshakable only one single feeling, Embedded in us by nature itself: the instinct Self-preservation. In the states of European civilization This instinct is called personal interest. O. Balzac “Human comedy” Balzac, which includes the story “Gobsek”, still has not lost its relevance. Perhaps because people have changed little since then. Kindness, sensitivity, devotion, purity still […]...
23. Summary Gold DN Mamin-Sibiryak Gold Rodion Potapych Zykov – “the oldest master” (mining master, who is in charge of mine work) “in all the Balchugov goldfields” of the Urals. He directs the prospecting works on the Fotyanovskaya placer, which gave the treasury “more than a hundred poods of gold.” This placer was discovered by Andron Kishkin, the […]...
24. 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 […]...
25. Summary “Without a family” Little The story “Without a family” belongs to the pen of the famous French writer Hector Malo (1830-1907). G. Little is the author of many books. Some of them were written for children and youth, but none brought him such popularity and recognition as the story “Without a family”, published in 1878. In the story a […]...
26. Silence is gold Shsh. Shsh. Hush! About such things only between us. I to you, you to me, and have run up! God forbid! What do you. Life is one, and you must live it so that it does not hurt. And that’s all! All the talk, remarks only among their own – dad, mom, uncle, aunt. And […]...
27. How modern is the hero of Balzac Gobsek? The story “Gobsek”, written in 1830, can be considered the original grain from which the whole giant “Human comedy” of Balzac grows. The image of Gobsek is one of the brightest human types that occur not only in Balzac’s works, but also in modern life. One of the convictions of Gobsek, who had a good […]...
28. The word is silver, but the silence is gold The poem is clever. There may be little beauty in it, but the meaning is deep. When is our word appropriate when there is silence? The word heals and the word maims. And there is God’s word. And is silence always so – gold? Or maybe it’s just our cowardice. The author of the Ukrainian […]...
29. Summary “Gold and Love” Antique antique watches from the collection of Rett Butler that stood in the hallway, struck half past seven. Scarlett did not even turn to their fight – despite the fact that she always told her husband how much he annoyed her… She was pacified and surprisingly calm – in such a state nothing could make […]...
30. “Gold” Mamin-Siberia in the summary Rodion Potapych Zykov – “the oldest steder” “in all the Balchugov goldfields” of the Urals. He directs the prospecting works on the Fotyanovskaya placer, which gave the treasury “more than a hundred poods of gold.” This placer was discovered by Andron Kishkin, the “old office clerk” with “small, curious, thieving” eyes. Zykov does not like […]...
31. Summary Richard Wagner. The Gold of the Rhine GOLD OF RHINE The prelude of the tetralogy “The Ring of the Nibelung”, in four scenes R. Wagner’s libretto Characters: Daughters of the Rhine (mermaids): Voglinda Velgunda Floschild Soprano Soprano Mezzo soprano Nibelungs (dwarfs): Alberich Mime, his brother Bass Tenor Giants: Fazolt Fafner, his brother Bass Bass Gods: Wotan, the supreme god Frika, Wotan’s wife […]...
32. On the work of F. Stendhal According to the researchers, Stendhal’s spiritual development was affected by uneasy relations with his father, who was a type of self-satisfied smug bourgeois. The writer built his artistic world in many respects as opposed to his father’s preferences: he placed the free personality and her passions at the center of this world, not submitting to […]...
33. Summary Barbus A Henri Barbusse (born 17 May 1873 – August 30, 1935, Moscow) is a French writer, journalist and public figure in the international communist movement. Foreign Honorary Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences (1933). Member of the French Communist Party since 1923. Fame for Henri Barbusse came thanks to the anti-war novel “Fire” (Le Feu, […]...
34. Biography of Stendhal Stendhal is a writer, the founder of a realistic novel. Born Stendhal January 23, 1783 in the city of Grenoble. The father of the future writer was a lawyer. As a child, Stendhal lost his mother in his biography. And the education of the boy was mainly engaged in the grandfather, who was familiar with […]...
35. What is Moliere laughing at in the comedy “The Bourgeois in the Nobility”? Moliere is a playwright, poet, actor – created wonderful plays, still not descending from the scenes of many theaters of the world, such as “Tartuffe”, “Don Juan”, “Misanthrope”. And one of the best, brightest of his comedies is “The Bourgeois in the Nobility”, where the author drew a satirical image of the bourgeois. Before us, […]...
36. The vicissitudes of fate Henri-Marie Beyle – pseudonym Frederick Stendhal – was born January 23, 1783 in the small French town of Grenoble, surrounded by snowy peaks of the Alps, in the family of the lawyer Cheruben Beyle. The mother of the future writer – Henrietta Beyle – died when the boy was barely seven years old. His upbringing […]...
37. On the works of Honore de Balzac Creativity Honore de Balzac developed under the influence of French and English literary traditions. In addition, he was influenced by the works of mystic philosophers, in particular, the Swedish Theosophist E. Swedenborg. Such a circle of reading formed the basis for the synthesis of romantic and realistic tendencies in Balzac’s prose. The idea of ​​the […]...
38. Composition “The Golden Age of Childhood” Therefore, many Russian writers chose children as their main characters, their psychology and behavior. For example, Bunin depicts in his story “Figures” the childhood of the most innocent and cleanest pores in life. His hero is little Zhenechka, being the embodiment of naivety and spontaneity, with childlike gullibility and curiosity reaching out to all manifestations […]...
39. Gobsec customers The Parisian light after the Restoration was a rather motley society. The largest bourgeois tycoons, at the price of gold and marital contracts, penetrated the environment of hereditary aristocrats, who constantly needed their capital. “Blue Blood”, obsessed with the power of money and the thirst for luxury, willingly forsworn its dubious aristocratic principles for the […]...
40. Frederic Stendhal. Biography Frederic Stendhal is a classic of French literature, which initiated realistic psychologism and expressed in his work the heroic spirit liberated by the era of the Great French Revolution and Napoleonic wars. Stendhal formulated his creative credo as follows: “Apply the techniques of mathematics to the human heart and put in the basis of the […]...