How to write an essay on the text N.S. Cher "In Boldin, as never before, Pushkin faced poverty "
The writer N.S. Cher on the example of novels A.S. Pushkin raises the problem of the influence of literature on man. She gives examples of the impact of Pushkin's works on readers, including great people, such as L.N. Tolstoy.
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- Text N.S. Cher "In Boldin, as never before, Pushkin faced the poverty and lack of rights of serfs, he gazed intently into their lives
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Instruction manual
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To state the problem, it is necessary to understand what the author writes about A.S. Pushkin and their impact on humans. You can start the essay as follows: "In the text of N. S. Sher, on the example of prose works of A. S. Pushkin, the problem of the influence of the writer's work on man is put forward."
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At the beginning of the commentary, it is desirable to answer the question: how, by analyzing the poet’s creative tasks, does the author approach the problem: “Anticipating the disclosure of the problem, the author talks about how AS Pushkin’s inspiration developed, how he posed new tasks - to write small works, hoping that the reader will understand them better and easier. The poet hopes that readers will seriously reflect on the moral side of life. Presenting some life situation, he wants to give a person a charge of feelings, emotions - exciting, joyful, tremulous, and possibly sad - and thereby influence his inner world."
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To write the next stage of the essay - commentary - it is necessary to find a means of expression, with which the author explains the problem situation. It can be a rhetorical interrogative sentence, which needs to be interpreted: “In order to more emotionally reveal the stated problem, the author of the text uses rhetorical interrogative sentences. In them he wants to reflect the feelings that the reader experiences while reading the stories. Is such a life situation when money solves a lot and the father, whom the daughter leaves without warning, ends his life alone? Can revenge be the goal of a person’s life? After reading Pushkin’s stories, pokes fun at the life of heroes, and he will have the opportunity to compare it with the real life of his time."
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There should be 2 examples in the commentary to the problem. A second example may be the author’s information on the influence of AS stories. Pushkin to L.N. Tolstoy: "The author writes about how the stories of AS Pushkin influenced Leo Tolstoy, and he stated that he was re-reading them, studying them. The great writer called the poet his teacher.
Thus, the influence of Pushkin's stories was significant not only in his time, but also in the following years."
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A writer who writes about the author’s attitude to the problem may have an intuition that the author of the article, who writes in such great detail and with feeling about the work of the great poet, also fell under his influence: "Talking about the influence of A. Pushkin on readers, the author of the text undoubtedly, he himself experienced a similar effect. He was also under the hypnosis of simplicity, laconicism of his prose and the depth of his life problems."
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The next point in the essay is its own understanding of the problem. One of the options for agreeing with the author’s position may be the following: “I agree with the author’s thoughts. There are many examples of the impact of Pushkin’s poetic and prose works on a person. After reading about what caused the quarrel between Onegin and Lensky and their duel, learning about doubts of the protagonist on the eve of the duel, I thought about how dependent the representatives of the noble society were on secular attitudes, because the life of the participants of the duel almost always depended on them."
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In conclusion, we can write that a person, reading the works of a great writer, does not remain indifferent: "The life of the 19th century, described in the poetry and prose of A.S. Pushkin, is still interesting. It makes a person think about many things that have something in common with our time. moral issues and feel a variety of feelings. Under their influence is the enrichment of the inner world of man."