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1. The relevance of the image of the protagonist of the comedy Moliere “The philistine in the nobility” The desire of every person to break out in life – to become better, smarter, richer, completely understandable. It is worthy of respect for his desire to rise a step higher. The main thing here is not to look ridiculous, imitating only some external signs and remaining internally all at the same level. Here is […]...
2. 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, […]...
3. What seems relevant today at Moliere? How is it modern? The works of Jean-Baptiste Moliere in spirit are very close to the Russian people. Moliere knew that comedy art touches his contemporaries more and deeper than tragedy. His life credo was – “entertaining, to teach.” Moliere always led the struggle to establish his plays on stage. In them he portrayed the most diverse inhabitants of […]...
4. Is the image of Oblomov tragic? Oblomov is a novel about the tragic fate of the Russian landowner. The main question the author poses in his novel is the question of what ruined Oblomov’s fate. What dashed this crystal-clear, clear, like a child’s soul, a loving heart, a mind full of lofty thoughts and not alien to the “universal human passions”? […]...
5. About the plays “Tartuffe” and “Meshchanin in the Nobility” by Moliere “Tartuffe” – the recognized peak of Moliere’s creativity. In this comedy, ideological richness is happily combined with artistic perfection. The characters deduced in it are remarkable. In the play there are almost no “auxiliary” characters with a conditional characteristic. The main character, the hero of the comedy, is Tartuffe. It is in him embodied hateful […]...
6. Moliere is a great comediographer of the era of classicism None of the periods of development of art does not pass without a trace. Artistic discoveries of classicism are alive to the present day. One of the testimonies of the living significance of classicism in literature is the work of Moliere. Jean Baptiste Poquelin lived a very short life, but forever entered the history of […]...
7. Image of the destructive power of money in the story of Balzac “Gobsek” Gold! Streams of gold. To implement our Whims, you need time, you need material Opportunities or efforts. Well! In gold everything is contained in the bud, and it all gives In fact. O. Balzac From 1830 to 1848, Balzac created three versions of the novel, gradually tightening up the image of the protagonist – the […]...
8. Conflicting the image of Faust The blind man, who proudly rushes with dreams, Who seeks us as equals behind the clouds! Become firmly here – and around you watch everything: For business and this world is not it. I. V. Goethe Goethe wrote the philosophical drama Faust almost all his life: the first sketches date back to 1773, and the […]...
9. Nora’s image The readers of our time have many questions when he reads the “Doll House” by G. Ibsen. Time is different, people have changed, values ​​have depreciated, on the one hand, on the other – it became more difficult to recognize their intelligence. Nora’s image evokes a desire to sympathize with this woman, to marvel at […]...
10. The image of the main character Having defined the genre, idea, name and essence of the series, it’s time to think about its main component – the characters, without which we will not succeed. And we will start with the main character – the main character. Who is the main character? Simply put, it’s a character that has the largest number […]...
11. The image of Childe Harold as the embodiment of the Byronic hero The most famous of Byron’s poems is Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage. The poem was created in parts. The first two of her songs were written during Byron’s trip to Portugal, Spain, Albania, Greece. The third song – on the shores of Lake Geneva after the final departure from England, the fourth song is completed already in […]...
12. The image of a woman in Russian literature To women in Russian literature there has always been a special attitude, and up to a certain time the main place in it was occupied by a man – a hero, with whom the problems posed by the authors were connected. Karamzin was one of the first to pay attention to the fate of poor […]...
13. Biography Moliere (1622-1673 gg.) – French playwright, actor, theatrical figure. Moliere was born in the family of the royal furniture and furniture maker J. Poklen, who managed to place his son in Clermont College. Young Poklen received a broad education, showing a special inclination towards ancient literature and philosophy. After graduating from college (1639), the young man […]...
14. “I own the world, and the world does not have power over me.” The image of Gobsek Do you need a person to be happy? To assert itself in life? To feel like a master of life? What should I prefer in life: feelings or money, empathy or calculation, power over oneself or power over others? On these and other questions, Honore Balzac tried to answer in his novel “Gobsek”. In the […]...
15. Images in the literature What is the image Any phenomenon that has been creatively recreated by the author in the subject of art can be called an artistic image. If we mean a literary image, then this phenomenon is reflected in the work of art. The peculiarity of imagery is that it not only reflects reality, but also generalizes it, while revealing something […]...
16. The image of a contemporary in the national prose of the last decades Modern Russian literature – a phenomenon little-known. But from this it does not become less interesting, on the contrary, the unknownness of today’s art space raises interest much more than, for example, literature of the 19th century. How can you characterize the literary process of recent decades? Some speak of the heyday of postmodernism. But, […]...
17. Briefly about the novel “Carmen” P. Merimee. The image of Carmen Novella, or rather a novel, “Carmen” is perhaps the most famous work of Merimee. The theme chosen for “Carmen” already had a romantic tradition, but the writer made her realistic development. The central character of the work is the Gypsy Carmen. The realistic character of this image is clearly more vivid when comparing it with […]...
18. Perfect teacher image The ideal image of a teacher of the future for a modern student is formed today. Today’s schoolchildren are future parents who will form an idea about the teacher in the next generation. Thus, society, as it were, is always late. What is the solution? Perhaps, it is necessary to start changing the existing stereotype […]...
19. 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 […]...
20. The originality and originality of the comedies of Moliere When Louis XIV asked In Pualo, who is the most Wonderful writer of the century, He replied: “Moliere.” M. Bulgakov There is no monument on his grave. A cast-iron plate, lying on the spot where a comediographer and an actor was buried beneath four feet of consecrated ground, collapsed from time to time. There is […]...
21. 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 […]...
22. Text description of the animal The cat’s head is round. On the head are small, sensitive ears. Eyes as if split in the middle. This narrow gap widens in the dark, which helps the cat to see better. The entire body of the cat is soft, flexible. The tail is long and fluffy. Legs short, but strong. Each finger is […]...
23. Mr. Veliky Novgorod Vladimir-Suzdal princes tried to extend their power to the entire North-East Russia, but could not conquer the Novgorodians. Novgorod is situated on the Volkhov River. It was inhabited by colonists, trappers, fishermen, warriors-traders-people of restless disposition. They carried out hunting raids and military raids on eastern lands – up to the White Sea and the […]...
24. The novel by John Updike “Centaur” “If an adult completely forgets the child in himself, It will turn into a machine for eating, Pleasure, obtaining money. “ D. Updike Will we remember childhood as clearly as it is now? What moments will be remembered for life, and which will disappear forever from our memory? Maybe, only in years I can understand […]...
25. The theme of education in the comedy Fonvizin “Nedorosl” Comedy Fonvizina “Nedorosl” raised the problems of education. After all, it depends on it whether a person will be accepted in society and how the society will react to a specific individual. Incidentally, many of her characters argue about education in comedy. This is Ms. Prostakova and Pravdin, as well as other images masterfully created […]...
26. Is the valiant knight Don Quixote of La Mancha ridiculous? Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra conceived a novel about Don Quixote as a parody of the knightly novels that overrun medieval Spain. But the parodies, according to critics, did not work. There was a novel that did not resemble any of those that existed at that time – a novel about a naive, noble, half-twisted man […]...
27. Man of the future work Throughout the entire time of human existence, human activity was characterized by a consumer attitude toward nature. I believe that if we continue to squander the same natural resources, the future of mankind will be painted with gloomy colors. Contaminated reservoirs, dirty-gray sky, cloud smog, because of which the sun’s rays do not reach the […]...
28. “Greed” essay Under greed, I understand the uncontrollable desire to own as much as possible. Greed is a negative quality, it speaks of the egoism of a person, and sometimes of his cruelty. In addition, greed can cause unpleasant events. For example, in the story of V. Astafyev, the hunter’s nephew is a man impatient, unkind, greedy, […]...
29. What can a person do? A person can cause admiration and at the same time contempt, love and hate, idealize and despise. “Man – this sounds proudly,” Maxim Gorky wrote. So why does a man so often forget about this and why in the world nothing can cause such pain, as, again, a person. In the whirlpool of life, we […]...
30. The meaning of the title of the play “Thunderstorm” The drama of AN Ostrovsky “The Thunderstorm” is one of the most famous works of the writer. There are many topics in it: love, freedom, and serfdom. And, of course, the main idea that runs through the whole work is reflected in the title of the play. Thunderstorm is both a natural phenomenon, and a […]...
31. The Nobility The appearance of medieval cities complicated the structure of society. In it new groups of the population appeared: craftsmen, merchants, Intellectuals, etc. Gradually the urban estate was formed, which had special rights and duties and played an increasing role in public life. In the XIV-XV centuries. chivalry replaced the nobility. He belonged to the highest […]...
32. What is the best city or village? For many, it’s no secret that we have a strange situation in our country. All rural residents are rushing to cities, and urban ones to villages or simply to nature. In this article we will try to find out in what environment it is better to live a modern man. Historically, in any country there […]...
33. 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 […]...
34. The German Empire and the Papacy From the second half of the XI century. The important aspect of the political life of Germany was the relations between the state and the church. Emperor Henry IV dared to openly conflict with Pope Gregory VII, who forbade secular power to interfere with the appointment of bishops. Thus began the struggle for investment. It […]...
35. 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 […]...
36. Composition on the theme of Man and the Biosphere Man is an element of the biosphere. All natural resources of the planet predetermine the possibility of human life and are the basis of its material production. Population growth, the development of science and technology, led to the fact that human activity has become an important factor in the development of the biosphere. Under the […]...
37. The experiment of Professor Higgins You play with the doll, but it’s alive. B. Shaw. Pygmalion The comedy “Pygmalion” – one of the most famous in the work of B. Shaw. At the heart of her story is the ancient myth about the sculptor Pygmalion and his creation – the marble sculpture Galatee. Struck by the beauty and perfection of […]...
38. What does it mean to be brought up an essay What does it mean to be educated? In childhood we are constantly taught to be polite. It is understandable: coming to this world, a little man does not have any knowledge about his laws or the skills of life in society. Therefore, at home and at school, we constantly hear both soft wishes and firm […]...
39. The philosophical and symbolic content of the story of Hemingway’s parable “The Old Man and the Sea” The story “The Old Man and the Sea” is one of the last completed works of the legend of the American literature of Ernest Hemingway, an original result of the author’s creative search. Literary critics define the genre of this work as a story-parable, that is, a work that tells about the fate and certain […]...
40. 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 […]...