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1. Questions and answers to creativity of G. G. Byron What is the direction of Byron’s work in the world literature? What are the main themes of Byron’s work? “Byron’s poetry is a scream of suffering, it’s a complaint, but a proud complaint that gives rather than asks, rather descends than begs,” – wrote about Byron’s poetry VG Belinsky. Like no other, Byron embodied in […]...
2. Romantic escape from reality in Byron’s poem “Childe Harold” He is the mournful edge of war and crime Left cold, without tears, without regret. D. Byron “Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage” is written in the form of the lyric diary of the main character – Childe Harold. Childe Harold is a young man of noble birth. His ancestors “have won fame and honor in citizenship and […]...
3. 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 […]...
4. Poetic Diary of a Romantic Soul For the first time, with utter frankness, having spoken in verse about the storms and passions that had shaken his heart, Byron made a real revolution in the lyrics. Before him, poets mostly wrote about love and hatred, joys and sufferings as generalized, abstract, and often conditional feelings. Byron, however, turned the soul inside out, […]...
5. Summary “Childe Harold’s” Pilgrimage of Byron The narrative “beginning” of the four-part poem boils down to several lines about a flawlessly educated English youth from a very distinguished family, a secular dandy who, by nineteen years, was fed up with pleasures, disillusioned with the intellectual abilities of his countrymen, the charm of compatriots, and set off on a journey. In the […]...
6. Biography of George Byron George Gordon Byron is an English poet. George Byron was born on January 22, 1788 in London in a titled, but poor family. The first education in Byron’s biography was received at a private school. Then he began to study at the classical gymnasium, Gleni’s school, the Harrow school. In this school, several poems Byron […]...
7. About the poem “Childe Harold Pilgrimage” by G. G. Byron At the end of June 1809, Byron went on a two-year journey, during which he visited Portugal, Spain, Albania, Turkey and Greece. Byron was interested in the peoples of these countries, their life, culture. Particularly struck by his social contrasts: he saw the unlimited arbitrariness of local and foreign tyrants, the complete lack of rights […]...
8. Biography George Gordon Byron Byron was born on January 22, 1788 in a noble, but impoverished family. He spent his childhood in Scotland, in the small town of Aberdeen. The first impressions of the boy were associated with the wild Scottish nature, life and traditions of the mountaineers. They served as the basis for a number of youthful poems […]...
9. Regularities of the change of natural complexes of land and ocean In the fact that there are different natural complexes on land and in the Ocean, one can be convinced by realizing an imaginary journey along one of the meridians from north to south. Such a change of natural complexes can be traced on all continents. Its main cause on the plains is the change in […]...
10. Summary of Childe Harold Byron When Pushkin’s pen was born a winged line that exhaustively defined the face and character of his beloved hero: “Moskvich in Harold’s Cloak,” its creator, I think, was not at all eager to impress compatriots striking in the face with originality. Its purpose, it is reasonable to assume, was not so ambitious, although no less […]...
11. The Byild’s “Childe Harold Pilgrimage” in brief When Pushkin’s pen was born a winged line that exhaustively defined the face and character of his beloved hero: “Moskvich in Harold’s Cloak,” its creator, I think, was not at all eager to impress compatriots striking in the face with originality. Its purpose, it is reasonable to assume, was not so ambitious, although no less […]...
12. The search for the promised land “The most unfortunate of people is the one for whom there was no work in the world.” T. Carlyle Infinitely long federal highway No. 66. It stretches across Oklahoma, Kansas to California itself – the southern happy land where wonderful peaches, apples and other exotic fruits grow on fertile land, where there is work for […]...
13. How beautiful is the land and on it man Earth. A warm, green word, smelling of freshly cut hay, steamed milk, honey aroma of blooming cherries, tender mother’s palms. What can be more beautiful for a person and more! Its roots go to the ground, and he himself is the son of the earth, he is a part of her heart. The earth brings […]...
14. George Gordon Byron. Biography The majestic monument towers the figure of G. G. Byron over the cultural life of the early XIX century. What ecstatic inscriptions did not leave on him contemporaries of this century! An ingenious artist and selfless fighter for freedom, Byron was in their eyes the standard-bearer of the romantic movement in art, the spiritual leader […]...
15. The Infertile Land TS Eliot Barren land The action takes place in England after the First World War. The basis of the poem is the myth of the search for the Holy Grail and the legend of the poor fisherman. Parts of the poem are fragmentary and do not form unity. The poem begins with an epigraph – […]...
16. The “barren land” of Eliot in summary The action takes place in England after the First World War. The basis of the poem is the myth of the search for the Holy Grail and the legend of the poor fisherman. Parts of the poem are fragmentary and do not form unity. The poem begins with an epigraph – the myth of Sivill. […]...
17. Essay on the life and work of DG Byron In the history of mankind there are names that never cease to excite the minds and hearts of more and more generations. Interest in them is so deep that sometimes even forgotten how long they lived and worked. Over one and a half centuries have passed since the death of Byron, but his name is […]...
18. “The Land of Love Forever Forever” essay Man and nature, man and earth – this theme in our time is brought to life by moral and ethical motives. New factories are being built, huge stations are being built, gas and oil pipelines are being built. All this can be called technical progress. But this is on the one hand. And on the […]...
19. Do not land without a righteous man Alexander Isaevich Solzhenitsyn. Even some twenty years ago his name was forbidden to pronounce, and today we admire his deeply philosophical works, in which he reveals the skill in depicting characters, the ability to observe people and understand them. And this is especially clearly revealed in the story. Matrenin yard. What is interesting about this […]...
20. Where is it good, is there a native land? This question has and must be thought over by many. Wanderer Luke from M. Gorky’s play “At the bottom” said that for the old people there is a homeland, where it’s warm. Agree with this statement or not – it’s up to everyone to decide for himself. I also had to ponder over this issue, […]...
21. “The Land of the Blind” by Wells in brief There was a legend about a mysterious mountain valley in the middle of the Ecuadorian Andes, separated from the outside world after the eruption of the volcano. It was called the country of the blind. In the valley, that was all that a man could wish, and the settlers who had gone there lived freely. […]...
22. My native land Belarus composition I live in a green and beautiful country. It is called Belarus. Her unusual name speaks about the purity of these places and about unusual landscapes. They breathe peace, spaciousness and kindness. And this makes you want to do something, enjoy life and admire nature. There are a lot of rivers and lakes in my […]...
23. The nature of my land “For the person there is nothing closer and more dear than the native land…” Motherland. How many delightful memories in just a couple of words. Blossoming cherry orchards and scented mint rugs along the paths. Attracting the blue of the blue summer sky, the aroma of golden linden, the harvesting of bread – nostalgia overwhelms […]...
24. Love for the native land The homeland is a very capacious concept in its content. It has a very deep and multifaceted meaning. And the first thing that the homeland for each person begins with is his family, that is, the most dear and close people. Then this concept expands to the entire surrounding world, and a person sees in […]...
25. Summary of “Jelsomino in the Land of Liars” Rodari Gelsomino’s boyfriend (in Italian – “jasmine”) from birth is endowed with an unusually loud voice, capable of destroying the walls. Only from this gift – continuous trouble. Suspicious neighbors do not give Jelsomino a passage; some consider him a good magician, others – an evil sorcerer. One day, Gelsomino goes to wander around the world […]...
26. “Love for the native land” composition The closest to the heart of nature, is the nature of the places where we were born. We must love and appreciate the beauty that surrounds us, especially if these are childhood’s favorite places of our native land. Perhaps the most powerful and exciting memories from childhood are favorite paths, nooks and crannies, someone even […]...
27. Questions and answers to the work of J. Swift “Gulliver in the Land of the Lilliputians” How did Gulliver manage the money his father sent him? What was Gulliver’s most cherished dream? What did the first country Gulliver visited look like? How did the people of Lilliputians behave towards Gulliver? They met the Man of the Mountain quite affably, they gave him shelter, provided him with food. With him the Emperor […]...
28. Composition on the work of Lermontov Lermontov turned to the poem at the very beginning of his creative career. About 30 poems came out from under his pen. They keep an inseparable connection with his lyrics, they trace all the same themes, ideas and images. Continuing the artistic endeavors of Pushkin and Byron, the poet developed the Russian romantic poem as […]...
29. Rilke RM and Ukraine, Russia As you already know, a great influence on the personality of Rilke was his journey through Russia and Ukraine. He met with outstanding figures of Russian culture, was interested in the life of the people. The poet visited Yasnaya Polyana, where he met Leo Tolstoy. The last year of his life corresponded with Boris Pasternak […]...
30. Ukraine is my native land When asked such a topic, I want to talk not about the beauties of the Ukrainian land, not about its heroes, or about its riches. Everybody knows about this, and everyone is proud of this. I would like to reflect on today’s problems of my country. I read somewhere that our people had not had […]...
31. The problem of the meaning of life and the purpose of man In philosophy, there are at least three basic approaches to solving this difficult problem. 1. The first approach is based on the statement: the meaning of life is inherent in life in its deep roots. This approach is most typical for religious interpretations of life. From this point of view, the only thing that makes […]...
32. “I live with Ukraine in the blood on the land of Ukraine” The theme of this work made me think not only about my homeland, but also about the problem that Ukraine is still arguing about: the place of the Russian language in our country. In my opinion, Boris Chichibabin, our countryman-Kharkiv citizen, who glorified Ukraine with his poems written in Russian, this line long ago resolved […]...
33. Composition is my favorite land For each person, a favorite place on earth is where he was born and raised. We can periodically leave our city, region, but always look forward to returning back. We are literally drawn here by an unknown force, we miss our native places. I live with my parents in the middle zone of Russia. My […]...
34. The word about the death of the Russian land O light and brightly decorated Russian land! Many beauties you deprive: many lakes, you divide by rivers and sources of local people, the mountains are steep, the hills are high, the oak forests are frequent, the fields are marvelous, the beasts are different, the birds are countless, great cities, marvelous villages, honest noblemen, the Russian […]...
35. “The Land of the Earth” Baklanov in brief summary Last summer of the second world. Its outcome is already predetermined. Desperate resistance is exerted by fascists to Soviet troops on a strategically important direction – the right bank of the Dniester. A bridgehead in the one and a half square kilometer above the river, held by the entrenched infantry, is fired at night and […]...
36. For what I love my land Every person in life has people and things that he will never forget, wherever he is. Of course, these are parents and loved ones to all people, kisses and confession of love, the birth of a child and his first steps and the place where you were born. Wherever you may have brought life, but […]...
37. Nature of the native land The planet Earth from the North to the South Pole admires us with its color. Hot deserts with loose sands alternate with coniferous and deciduous forests; bottomless seas and oceans; high mountains with their snowy peaks, rugged rivers, powerful waterfalls; endless fields, casting gold ripe ears and crystal-clear, blue lakes. A person travels through the […]...
38. Composition native land I often wonder: where does the homeland begin? From the house in which I grew up, with the warm hands of my mother, who embrace and caress me, from the strict look of my father, when I learned to hold a spoon in my hands to eat? Or from the sun, which is impossible to […]...
39. Our Common Home Land The Earth is our common home, our nurse. Native land, Homeland – the place where man was born, which will forever remain dear to him. Each of us should take care of it, but we often forget about it. Polluted by rivers, soil, air, because of thoughtless actions of people perish and even disappear from […]...
40. Russia My native land I call Russia my homeland, because I was born and live here. I really love my Motherland. Here live my relatives, friends and comrades, whom I also love. All the inhabitants of my Motherland understand the Russian language, so they can communicate without problems. Russia is the world’s largest state. It is washed by two […]...