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About Onegin
Slides: 14 Words: 470 Sounds: 0 Effects: 70The creative history of the novel in verse by A. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin". The artistic originality of the work. The first Russian realistic novel. Genre originality: a novel in verse. "Onegin stanza". Critics about Onegin's image. May 9, 1823 - work began on the creation. September 25, 1830 - the novel is finished, but the work is not stopped. 1831 - Chapter 8 was revised, a letter from Tatiana Onegin was created. Until 1833 (publication), the plan changes. 1837 - the last author's version is printed. Plan changes. There were 9 chapters in the outline. "Excerpts from Onegin's journey." Chapter 10 and Onegin's Journey were not completed. - Onegin.ppt
Roman Onegin
Slides: 16 Words: 410 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Lesson objectives: The history of the Russian realistic novel begins with "Eugene Onegin". Realism (from the late Latin realis - material). Artistic method in art and literature. A literary trend that took root in Russian literature at the beginning of the 19th century. "Not a novel, but a novel in verse." The work on the novel took 7 years, 4 months, 17 days. What periods of Pushkin's creative development covers the work on the novel? Publication: Literary controversy around the novel. "Eugene Onegin" - an encyclopedia of Russian life ". V.G.Belinsky. Onegin is a "suffering egoist" who is strangled by "inactivity and vulgarity of life." - Roman Onegin.ppt
Lessons on Pushkin Eugene Onegin
Slides: 10 Words: 337 Sounds: 0 Effects: 54A.S. Pushkin. The novel "Eugene Onegin". Lesson-prologue to the study of the novel by Alexander Pushkin "Eugene Onegin". Anna Akhmatova. Lesson plan. Introductory speech of the teacher. The heroic world of the novel. Composition of the novel. Summing up the lesson. - Onegin Pushkin.pps
About Eugene Onegin
Slides: 24 Words: 758 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Alexander Pushkin's novel Eugene Onegin "-" the encyclopedia of Russian life "(VG Belinsky). It was created for more than 7 years: from May 1823 to September 1830 Pushkin worked on the novel until the last days of his life. The last author's version of the novel was published in 1837. The history of the Russian realistic novel begins with Eugene Onegin. A.S. Pushkin - Eugene Onegin (First edition). Realism is a literary movement that seeks to reflect real life. The genre is a novel in verse. Onegin - Tatiana. Lensky - Olga. Storylines Onegin and Tatiana. Lensky is in love with Olga Larina, the daughter of a landowner. - Eugene Onegin.ppt
Lesson by Eugene Onegin
Slides: 12 Words: 207 Sounds: 0 Effects: 27Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin. Lesson topic: "The system of images of the novel" Eugene Onegin ". Eugene Onegin. I thought: freedom and peace A substitute for happiness. Oh my God! How wrong I was! how punished! -. Tatyana. Everything is bright, everything is white around. Vladimir Lensky. Working with a reference circuit. Creative work My attitude to the heroes of the novel. Assignment: To assess the character you like the most from the novel "Eugene Onegin". - Lesson Eugene Onegin.ppt
Eugene Onegin novel
Slides: 18 Words: 1309 Sounds: 0 Effects: 58Eugene Onegin is the image of a "superfluous" person in Pushkin's novel "Eugene Onegin". Is it really Eugene? Purpose of work: Why is Eugene Onegin considered a "superfluous" person? Hypothesis: Eugene Onegin is not "superfluous" at all, but just a person. Research Plan: Research Progress: Research Progress. For the analysis, we have selected chapters 1 and 8 of the novel, which reveal the evolution of the hero's image. Results of work Table. After analyzing the chapters of the novel, we saw that Eugene Onegin is a changing hero. The main principle in depicting a changing hero is the principle of "contradiction". In Chapter 1, we analyzed the stage in the theater and saw that Onegin is a spiritual invalid. - Eugene Onegin Roman.ppt
Roman Eugene Onegin
Slides: 15 Words: 665 Sounds: 0 Effects: 38“I am not writing a novel, but a novel in verse — a devilish difference! ". Roman A.S. Pushkin Eugene Onegin "-" Encyclopedia of Russian life "VG Belinsky. History of creation. Plan changes. The outline contained 9 chapters: Excerpts from Onegin's journey. " Only the sketches remained, and the poet reads the excerpts to his closest friends. Think about what historical events did Pushkin write about in Chapter 10 and Onegin's Journey? The uprisings of the Decembrists - on the Senate Square on December 14, 1825. The novel has two storylines: Onegin - Tatiana and Onegin - Lensky. Plot. Onegin and Tatiana. Lensky and Olga. Subject lines. - Roman Eugene Onegin.pptx
Pushkin Eugene Onegin
Slides: 14 Words: 273 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0A.S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin" A novel in verse. Pushkin published the novel in chapters as it was written. And the distance of a free romance I through a magic crystal I still did not clearly distinguish. O you honorable spouses! Not that ... not that, God forbid! Plot. In which work of A.S. Pushkin, have we already met with a symmetrical plot structure? Onegin, Tatiana and the Author are the central works in the figurative system. A.S. Pushkin. Essays. - Pushkin Eugene Onegin.ppt
Pushkin's novel Eugene Onegin
Slides: 15 Words: 234 Sounds: 0 Effects: 8"A collection of colorful chapters ..." To the study of Pushkin's novel "Eugene Onegin". About the genre. "Eugene Onegin" is a novel in verse. The author, as it were, lives in a novel, being related to one or the other hero. thus the Onegin stanza. The poetic form of the novel demanded from Pushkin persistent work on the verse. Pushkin took as a basis the form of Shakespeare's sonnet (s quatrain and couplet) The Onegin stanza consists of 14 lines (verses), written in iambic tetrameter. Iambis is necessary to give poetic speech a colloquial character. Rhyme. Pushkin's drawings in the margins. "Eugene Onegin" in V. Gelmersen's silhouettes. - Pushkin's novel Eugene Onegin.ppt
The history of the creation of Eugene Onegin
Slides: 14 Words: 738 Sounds: 0 Effects: 1The history of the creation of the novel by A.S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin". The history of the creation of the novel. It took Pushkin more than seven years to write the novel (1823 - 1830). The tenth chapter is not included in the canonical text of the novel. Completed work on "Eugene Onegin" on September 26, 1830. Genre of the novel. Image of the Author. The principle of contradictions. Composition. "Poetry of Reality". Compositionally, the novel has no traditional beginning and traditional ending. Onegin at the ball. Artistic method. Compositional techniques. The form of the novel. Tatiana Larina. - The history of the creation of Eugene Onegin.ppt
Tatiana Larina
Slides: 14 Words: 1185 Sounds: 1 Effects: 26We all learned a little, Something and somehow, So education, thank God, We have no wonder to shine ... What kind of upbringing and education did Tatyana Larina and other heroines of Pushkin receive? We learned that the upbringing of noble girls was first dealt with by a nanny, and then by governesses, often taken from a foreign environment. The girls were taught good manners, foreign languages, the art of dance, music, handicrafts. This is how she completed her upbringing, ”we read about another heroine, Masha Troekurova from the story“ Dubrovsky ”. At first glance, it seems that the education of the county girls was superficial and shallow. - Tatiana Larina.ppt
Eugene Onegin image of the author
Slides: 8 Words: 304 Sounds: 0 Effects: 12The image of the author. The role of lyrical digressions in the novel by A.S. Pushkin's "eugene onegin". Remember what a plot is? A plot is a sequence of events depicted in a work of art. What is the plot of the novel by A.S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin"? Onegin's life story. Which of the heroes is directly involved in the plot of the novel? Onegin, Lensky, the Larins family, minor characters in the novel. Characteristics of the author's image. Lyrical digression - a deviation from the immediate plot in a literary work. Theme and role of lyrical digressions in the novel. How did you understand what a lyrical digression is? - Eugene Onegin image of the author.ppt
Eugene Onegin letter
Slides: 25 Words: 498 Sounds: 0 Effects: 102From a letter to L.S. Pushkin (January 1824, Odessa). Pallor is Tatyana's constant epithet: “pale color”, “pale beauties”. Chapter 2. Tatiana's letter to Onegin. And we ... we do not shine with anything, Though we are glad to you innocently. Why did you visit us? You just entered, I instantly recognized, Everything was stunned, flamed ... A.S. Pushkin. N.M. Karamzin. From now on, I entrust to you. I pour tears in front of you, I beg for your protection. Revive the hopes of the heart Or interrupt a heavy sleep Alas, a well-deserved reproach! 4. The image of Eugene Onegin. With the hero of my novel Without prefaces, this very hour Let me introduce you (ch. 5. Onegin's letter to Tatiana. - Eugene Onegin letter.ppt
Eugene Onegin game
Slides: 56 Words: 800 Sounds: 2 Effects: 43A game lesson based on the novel by Alexander Pushkin "Eugene Onegin". ... This is my best work. From a letter to L.S. Pushkin (January 1824, Odessa). Rules of the game. The class is divided into three teams. The questions are rated with points from 5 to 20, depending on the difficulty. Players choose a topic, then a question. If the answer is correct, then the player gets points according to the face value of the question. If the answer is incorrect, then the right to move goes to the other team. Biography of A. Pushkin. The history of the creation of "E. Heroes “E. Knowledge of the text. Understanding the meaning. Where and when was A.S. Pushkin born? June 6, 1799 in Moscow. Scoreboard. Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum. -
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A. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin"
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Completed: student of grade 9 "A" MBOU "Secondary School No. 6", Gaya, Orenburg region. Vasilenko Ekaterina
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Biography of A.S. Pushkin
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Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin (May 26 (June 6) 1799, Moscow - January 29 (February 10) 1837, St. Petersburg) - Russian poet, playwright and prose writer. Alexander Sergeevich Pushkin has a reputation as a great or greatest Russian poet. In philology, Pushkin is regarded as the creator of the modern Russian literary language.
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The history of the creation of the novel
It was created for more than 7 years: from May 1823 to September 1830 Pushkin worked on the novel until the last days of his life. The last author's version of the novel was published in 1837. The history of the Russian realistic novel begins with Eugene Onegin.
A.S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin" (first edition).
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A novel (French roman), a literary genre, an epic work of a large form, in which the narrative is focused on the fate of an individual in his relation to the world around him, on the formation, development of his character and self-consciousness.
Genre - a novel in verse, that is, a lyric-epic work, where the author freely moves from narration to lyrical digressions. The novel has two storylines: Onegin - Tatiana and Onegin - Lensky
Realism is a literary movement that seeks to broadly, multilaterally, truthfully reflect real life. The portrayal of typical characters in typical circumstances.
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Plot composition
Chapter 1 - expanded exposition Chapter 2 - the beginning of the second storyline (Onegin's acquaintance with Lensky) Chapter 3 - the beginning of the first storyline (Onegin's acquaintance with Tatyana) Chapter 6 - the duel (culmination and denouement of the second line) Chapter 8 - the first line's denouement
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"Onegin" stanza
And My uncle had the most honest rules, B When he got seriously ill, And He forced himself to respect B And could not invent better ... __________________________ Science as His example to others; B But, my God, what a boredom S to sit sick day and night, D Without leaving a step away! __________________________ E What a base deceit E To amuse a half-dead man, E To correct his pillows, E It is sad to bring medicine ... F Sigh and think to yourself: “When will the devil take you!”
Cross rhyme (theme) Adjacent rhyme (theme development) Girdle rhyme (theme development) Final couplet (final comprehension)
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Onegin's life in St. Petersburg was full of love intrigues and secular amusements, but now he will be bored in the countryside. Upon arrival, it turns out that his uncle has died, and Eugene became his heir. Onegin settles in the village, and soon the blues really take possession of him. Onegin's neighbor turns out to be eighteen-year-old Vladimir Lensky, a romantic poet who came from Germany. Lensky and Onegin agree. Lensky is in love with Olga Larina, the daughter of a landowner. Her pensive sister Tatiana does not look like the always cheerful Olga. Having met Onegin, Tatiana falls in love with him and writes him a letter. However, Onegin rejects her: he is not looking for a quiet family life. Lensky and Onegin are invited to the Larins. Onegin is not happy with this invitation, but Lensky persuades him to go. At the Larins' dinner, Onegin, in order to make Lensky jealous, unexpectedly begins to court Olga. Lensky challenges him to a duel. The fight ends with the death of Lensky, and Onegin leaves the village. Two years later, he appears in St. Petersburg and meets Tatiana. She is an important lady, the wife of a prince. Onegin was inflamed with love for her, but this time he was already rejected, despite the fact that Tatyana also loves him, but wants to remain faithful to her husband.
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Plot lines of the novel
Onegin and Lensky: Acquaintance in the village, Conversation after the evening at the Larins', Lensky's visit to Onegin, Tatiana's birthday, Duel (Lensky dies).
Onegin and Tatiana: Acquaintance with Tatiana, Conversation with the nanny, Tatiana's letter to Onegin, Explanation in the garden, Tatiana's dream. Name day, Visit to Onegin's house, Departure to Moscow, Meeting at a ball in St. Petersburg in 2 years, Letter to Tatiana (explanation), Evening at Tatiana's,
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The system of images of the novel
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Eugene Onegin - prototype Pyotr Chaadaev, a friend of Pushkin, was named by Pushkin himself in the first chapter. Onegin's story is reminiscent of Chaadaev's life. An important influence on the image of Onegin was made by Lord Byron and his Byron Heroes, Don Juan and Child Harold, who are also mentioned more than once by Pushkin himself.
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Tatiana Larina is the prototype of Avdotya (Dunya) Norova, Chaadaev's friend. Dunya herself is mentioned in the second chapter, and at the end of the last chapter Pushkin expresses his sorrow over her untimely death. Due to the death of Dunya at the end of the novel, the prototype of the princess, the matured and transformed Tatyana, is Anna Kern, Pushkin's beloved.
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Olga Larina, her sister, is a generalized image of a typical heroine of a popular novel; beautiful in appearance, but devoid of deep content.
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Vladimir Lensky is Pushkin himself, or rather his idealized image. This image was also influenced by the German student Karl Sand, to whom Pushkin dedicated the poem "Dagger".
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tatiana's nanny is a probable prototype - Yakovleva Arina Rodionovna, Pushkin's nanny.
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The author of the work is Pushkin himself. He constantly interferes in the course of the narrative, reminds of himself ("But the north is harmful to me"), makes friends with Onegin ("The conditions of light, overthrowing the burden, as he fell behind the fuss, I made friends with him at that time, I liked his features" ), in his lyrical digressions, shares with readers his reflections on a variety of life issues, expresses his ideological position. In some places, the author breaks the course of the narrative and introduces metatext elements into the text (“The reader is waiting for the rhyme“ rose ”- here, take it quickly”). Pushkin even depicted himself next to Onegin on the banks of the Neva (see image) and wanted to place this and a number of other drawings as illustrations for the novel in verse, but he could not find a common language with the publishers of the Nevsky Almanac magazine. Pushkin himself responded to this with several ironic epigrams.
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The novel "Eugene Onegin" Introductory lesson. Teacher of Russian language and literature Suvorova Natalia Vladimirovna MOU "Gymnasium No. 1" G. Angarsk
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History of creation The novel was written over 7 years (9.05. 1823 - 23.09. 1830) 1 chapter - 1825 2 chapter - 1826 3 chapter - 1827 4 chapter and 5 chapter - at the beginning of 1828 6 chapter - in March 1828, chapter 7 - in March 1830 (8 chapter was supposed. "Travel") In 1830, in Boldino, Pushkin wrote chapter 10 (a chronicle of the pre-December era), but later (October 19, 1830) burned the manuscript of this chapters. Only a few excerpts have survived. Chapter 8 - in 1831 In 1833, in the first complete edition of the novel, the author includes 8 chapters and "Excerpts from Onegin's journey."
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Genre originality “Now I am not writing a novel, but a novel in verse - a devilish difference,” wrote AS Pushkin to Vyazemsky. “Novel in Verse” is a large lyric-epic work.
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Genre originality epic beginning "internal" narrative plan fictional plot wide range of events versatility of the image Onegin's fate the image of Tatiana wide historical and cultural background Moscow, St. Petersburg, province lyrical beginning "external" lyrical digressions of the author synthesis of lyric genres (elegy, message, epitaph, eclogue) author's image
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Lyrical digressions 1. Autobiographical digressions (youthful love-1 ch., Moscow beauty-7 ch., About romanticism-8 ch ..) "In those days when in the gardens of the Lyceum ..." 2. Critical and journalistic digressions. 3. Conversations on everyday topics (about love, family, marriage, tastes and fashions, education, friendship). 4. Landscape sketches. 5. Digression on a civil theme - about the heroic Moscow of 1812. In lyrical digressions, Pushkin defines the criteria for the value of the human person. This is a philosophical attitude to life, death and immortality, to the eternal movement of time and the transience of human life, this is an attitude to creativity, talent, abilities, attitude to the Motherland.
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"Onegin stanza" "Eugene Onegin" is an improvisation novel. For his work, Pushkin created a special stanza. It made it possible to combine the presentation of the plot, the characterization of the heroes and their spiritual movements with the free lyrical expressions of the poet. The effect of a casual conversation with the reader is created by the expressive possibilities of iambic tetrameter and the flexibility of the "Onegin stanza", which includes 14 lines with strict rhyme (4 + 4 + 4 + 2). Rhyme - audio repetition at the end of a line. Yamb is a two-syllable poetic meter with an emphasis on the 2nd syllable: He believed that his soul was dear ... / / / / / - - / - - / - - / - - / -
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"Oneginskaya stanza" 1 In his village at the same time T 2 A new landowner rode up E 3 And an equally strict analysis of M 4 In the village he presented a pretext. A 5 By the name of Vladimir LenskoY, R 6 With a soul straight from Göttingen, A 7 Handsome, in full bloom, Z 8 Kant's admirer and poet. At 9 He is foggy from Germany And 10 He brought the fruits of scholarship: T 11 Free-loving dreams, And 12 An ardent and rather strange spirit, E 13 Always enthusiastic speech 14 And black curls up to the shoulders. TOTAL A B A B crosswise C C D D paired E F F F girdle Z Z couplet
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Problems The fate of the younger generation. Intellectual life and moral quest of the Russian noble intelligentsia of the 20s of the nineteenth century. Education and upbringing of the Russian intellectual. "Sweet ideal."
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The plot of the novel. Composition. "Mirror composition" about the image of the author is the compositional axis of the novel
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The image of the author "Eugene Onegin" is a poetic chronicle in which the spiritual chronicle of our time has merged with the author's lyric diary, with his thoughts about time and himself. The author's world is shown through the image of a lyric hero-poet, storyteller and friend of Onegin. The poet's constant participation in the novel of the poet himself gives "Eugene Onegin" a peculiar character: - Onegin meets Pushkin in St. Petersburg and Odessa, - Tatyana's letter is kept by Pushkin ("I am holy to his bank"), - he tells us, interrupting the course of events in the novel, about episodes of his biography. In the form of "lyrical digressions", Pushkin included in his novel many beautiful lyric poems, a poetic expression of the soul: The mind of cold observations And the hearts of sorrowful notes
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In 2007, I made a report at the Onegin Readings in Mikhailovsky about my approach to the plot chronology of the novel “Eugene Onegin”. In the same year, I made reports on this topic at the Pushkin House (Moscow), at a meeting of the Pushkin Commission, and published a brochure "We honor everyone with zeros, and with ones - ourselves, or how I had to open the plot chronology of the novel" Eugene Onegin ", which you can find at https://yadi.sk/i/AL_2Gm88zu8ET and download. In 2011, Honored Teacher of Ukraine Nadezhda Filippovna Zhukovskaya (teacher of Russian language and literature) read this brochure, organized a discussion of my work among teachers of Russian language and literature in her city of Umansk and sent me a very positive feedback from them.
This review prompted me to make a film for students about the plot chronology of the novel "Eugene Onegin", which would help students to perceive this work more deeply in no more than one lesson (the film lasts 32 minutes). The film is located at https://yadi.sk/i/rtkxzRoCmk7tv and is available for download or on YouTube under the phrase "plot chronology of the novel by Eugene Onegin."I would be pleased if you could read my brochure, as well as watch the film, appreciate the usefulness of showing it to students and posting these things on your site.
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