Analysis of the poem

• What images appear in the poem?

• Form clouds and wind ; form dreams and vanity.

• What, in terms of vocabulary, are these images?

• Antonyms.

• What epithets does the author use to draw images?

• "Wonderful city", "flying clouds", "disappear without a trace"; "Instant creations", "poetic dreams", "extraneous vanity", "breath of vanity".

• How many parts can we conditionally divide this poem?

• The poem can be divided into 2 parts : 1) description of the movement of clouds, i.e. description of nature , landscape, 2) description feelings, similar to this natural phenomenon, i.e. reasoning , thinking.

• What technique is at the heart of the poem (if one process is similar to another)? Prove.

• And the basis of the poem is comparison : emotional experiences are like the movement of clouds. Also the author uses the word "So", which has a comparison value.

Analysis of the poem "A wonderful city will sometimes merge ..."

• What is this "extraneous vanity" and how does it interfere with the "poetic dream"?
• Make a conclusion! What is the theme and idea of \u200b\u200bthe poem?
• Topic:

• 1) nature and man
• 2) poetry

• Idea:

• 1) the processes occurring in nature and in the human soul are similar;
• 2) poetic inspiration is elusive, it is easy to "frighten off".

Analysis of the poem

• If it was a painting (canvas), what would be depicted on it? What objects named in the poem can you draw?

• A bright day - "the air is clean", "the clear sky", "the clouds are flying", "the streams are rustling", "the river carries ... / ice", "the trees are bared", "an old leaf", "a lark".

• What can't be drawn? Why?

• You cannot draw the feelings that are born in the soul of the hero.

• What question does the lyrical hero ask? Does he know his answer? Why?

• "What's with her, what's with my soul?"

• What parts of speech are there in the text?

• In a poem many verbs : « blinds, fly, make noise, shine, bears, soared, sings, murmurs, flies. "

• What is achieved by so many verbs? What effect is being created?

• Using verbs movement is created in a poem.

• In "where" is the lyrical hero moving? How can we characterize his "vision"?

• The lyrical hero seems to move from object to object as an artist .

Analysis of the poem “Spring, spring! How clean the air! ... "

• Why did the author create such a picture? What did he want to carry to us?
• Define a theme and idea:
• Topic:

• Nature , processes in nature.

• Idea:

• Everything in nature is changing ; nature is always there in move; need to be able to see these processes and admire by them.

Homework

• By heart one from poems according to the score:
• “Spring, spring! How clean the air! " - "five"
• "A wonderful city will sometimes merge ..." - "3"

• INDIVIDUAL.: « AND . TO .Tolstoy "(message or presentation about the poet)

The wonderful city will sometimes merge
From flying clouds
But only the wind will touch him,
It will disappear without a trace.
So instant creatures
Poetic dreams
Disappear from breath
Extraneous vanity.

Analysis of Baratynsky's poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge ..."

Yevgeny Baratynsky is a classic of Russian literature, whose works were highly regarded by such famous poets as Alexander Pushkin and Mikhail Lermontov. At the same time, Baratynsky's poems for the first half of the 19th century were quite innovative and unusual, so many literary critics spoke very coolly about his work, which was mysterious and seemed to be turned inward. This is not surprising, since the fate of Baratynsky was quite tragic. In his youth, due to a stupid trick, he was expelled from the pages of the imperial corps without the right to hold a public office in the future. As a result, as the poet himself later recalled, he had two paths - to go to the soldier, in order, perhaps, by the end of his life to become an officer, or to become a poet.

Personal drama, experienced at the age of 15, was reflected not only in the entire subsequent life of Baratynsky, but also in his work, which was uneven, impulsive and rather unpredictable. However, after meeting the poet, Pushkin noted that he was one of the few who knew how to think and poetically express his thoughts. Subsequently, being already a fairly well-known writer, Baratynsky still managed to make a small career in the public service, where he was admitted thanks to the efforts of influential relatives. But that didn't make him happier and more confident. After his marriage, Baratynsky dreamed only of a quiet and secluded life, so he turned many of his friends away from home, becoming, in fact, a recluse. It is to this period of the poet's life that the poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge", which was written in 1830, belongs.

From the first lines of the work, the poet reveals to the readers an amazing world of his dreams and fantasies, in which the "wonderful city" suddenly suddenly appears from the "flying clouds". Having abandoned noisy companies and social events, Baratynsky really indulges in dreams that someday he will be able to find a place on earth where he will be truly happy and free from the conventions of society. However, the poet realizes that his dreams are ephemeral, and the magical city, drawn in the imagination, instantly disappears when “the wind touches it,” meaning by the phenomenon of nature the property of the human brain at the most inopportune moments to return people to a sad and gloomy reality.

It is worth noting that, having retired to his country estate, Yevgeny Baratynsky, encouraged by the friendly advice of famous poets, decides to devote himself entirely to literature. But there are always some little things that distract him from creativity and cause severe irritation. This feeling haunts the poet everywhere, therefore in the poem "A wonderful city will sometimes merge ..." the author draws a parallel between his ephemeral dreams and literary creativity, pointing out that in the same way poetic thoughts, inspired by dreams and memories, "disappear from the breath of extraneous vanity." ...

According to the memoirs of contemporaries, marriage and voluntary confinement went to Baratynsky's advantage, he became much less hot-tempered and harsh. And even some romance appeared in his works. Nevertheless, the poems of this poet still remained very personal and understandable only to those people who experienced similar feelings in their lives. For example, Alexander Pushkin, after the publication of the poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge ...", expressed his sincere gratitude to Baratynsky for the fact that in his work he touched upon a problem so characteristic of many creative people. However, readers and critics of that time did not even bother to understand what the author wanted to say with this short and capacious work, what feelings and emotions he put into it.

Evgeny Abramovich Baratynsky

The wonderful city will sometimes merge
From flying clouds
But only the wind will touch him,
It will disappear without a trace.
So instant creatures
Poetic dreams
Disappear from breath
Extraneous vanity.

Evgeny Baratynsky

Yevgeny Baratynsky is a classic of Russian literature, whose works were highly regarded by such famous poets as Alexander Pushkin and Mikhail Lermontov. At the same time, Baratynsky's poems for the first half of the 19th century were quite innovative and unusual, so many literary critics spoke very coolly of his work, which was mysterious and seemed to be turned inward. This is not surprising, since the fate of Baratynsky was quite tragic. In his youth, due to a stupid trick, he was expelled from the pages of the imperial corps without the right to hold a public office in the future. As a result, as the poet himself later recalled, he had two paths - to go to the soldier, in order, perhaps, by the end of his life to become an officer, or to become a poet.

Personal drama, experienced at the age of 15, was reflected not only in the entire subsequent life of Baratynsky, but also in his work, which was uneven, impulsive and rather unpredictable. However, after meeting the poet, Pushkin noted that he was one of the few who knew how to think and poetically express his thoughts. Subsequently, being already a fairly well-known writer, Baratynsky still managed to make a small career in the public service, where he was admitted thanks to the efforts of influential relatives. But that didn't make him happier and more confident. After his marriage, Baratynsky dreamed only of a quiet and secluded life, so he turned many of his friends away from home, becoming, in fact, a recluse. It is to this period of the poet's life that the poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge", which was written in 1830, belongs.

From the first lines of the work, the poet reveals to the readers an amazing world of his dreams and fantasies, in which the "wonderful city" suddenly suddenly appears from the "flying clouds". Having abandoned noisy companies and social events, Baratynsky really indulges in dreams that someday he will be able to find a place on earth where he will be truly happy and free from the conventions of society. However, the poet realizes that his dreams are ephemeral, and the magical city, drawn in the imagination, instantly disappears when “the wind touches it,” meaning by the phenomenon of nature the property of the human brain at the most inopportune moments to return people to a sad and gloomy reality.

It is worth noting that, having retired to his country estate, Yevgeny Baratynsky, encouraged by the friendly advice of famous poets, decides to devote himself entirely to literature. But there are always some little things that distract him from creativity and cause severe irritation. This feeling haunts the poet everywhere, therefore in the poem "The Wonderful City Will Sometimes Merge" the author draws a parallel between his ephemeral dreams and literary creativity, pointing out that in the same way poetic thoughts, inspired by dreams and memories, "disappear from the breath of extraneous vanity."

According to the memoirs of contemporaries, marriage and voluntary confinement went to Baratynsky's advantage, he became much less hot-tempered and harsh. And even some romance appeared in his works. Nevertheless, the poems of this poet still remained very personal and understandable only to those people who experienced similar feelings in their lives. For example, Alexander Pushkin, after the publication of the poem "The Wonderful City Will Sometimes Merge", expressed his sincere gratitude to Baratynsky for the fact that in his work he raised a problem that is so characteristic of many creative people. However, readers and critics of that time did not even bother to understand what the author wanted to say with this short and capacious work, what feelings and emotions he put into it.

Literature lesson number 54

Class 6-A Date 01/19/2018

Lesson topic: E. Baratynsky. "Spring. Spring! How clean the air! .. "," The wonderful city will sometimes merge ... ". Features of landscape lyrics

Objectives:

1. Educational purpose:improving the skills of analyzing a lyric work

2. Developmental goals:

development of thinking (the ability to analyze, compare, highlight the main thing, generalize, prove and refute);

development of elements of creative activity;

development of skills in speaking and writing;

development of aesthetic ideas and artistic taste of students;

3. Educational purposes:

Raising love for beauty;

Upbringing in students by means of a lesson self-confidence, an active life position.

Equipment: laptop, computer, projector, presentation, textbook

Lesson type: combined

During the classes

I... Organizing time

Teacher: Hello guys! Let's sit comfortably, prepare notebooks, pens. Open your notebooks and write down the topic of our lesson.

II... Homework check

III... Motivation of educational activities of students

2.1. Working with the epigraph to the lesson. Topic of the lesson.

Guys, look at the topic of the lesson and tell me if you understand all the words? What does the word LANDSCAPE mean?

Dictionary work in notebooks.

Landscape - (fr.) Pictures of nature. The concept of "landscape" from painting passed into literature, into poetry. Poems dedicated to the depiction of nature are called "landscape" poems or "landscape lyrics".

How do you understand the wordCHARM?

Charm: 1. outdated. Witchcraft, magic.

2. transfer. Enchanting power, the charm of something.

So what will be discussed in our lesson? (about how beautiful nature is) How can you rephrase the topic of our lesson?

The beauty, beauty of Russian nature.

- Now let's turn to the epigraph of our lesson. Remember what an epigraph is? (reflects the main idea).

“Not what you think, nature:
Not a cast, not a soulless face -
She has a soul, she has freedom,
It has love, it has a language ... "

F.I. Tyutchev

- How do you understand this statement? (The author wanted to convey the idea that often a person forgets that nature is alive, it has its own mood, state of mind)

2.2. Setting goals and objectives of the lesson.

- Look again at the epigraph. What is the purpose of the session?

(using the example of lyric works, music and fine arts to understand what nature feels, breathes, rejoices and sad, it has its own secrets, its own language.)

IV ... Work on the topic of the lesson

1. C teacher's love : The nature of the home country is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for poets and musicians, writers and artists. The artist has colors, the writer - the painter - the word, the musician - the sound. In the lyrics about nature, poets, writers, as well as landscape painters, depict nature, express their attitude towards it, convey their impressions of it, love for their native land. Moreover, each of them sees and depicts the nature of their native country in their own way.

In the lesson, we will turn topoems by Evgeny Abramovich Baratynsky.

2. Acquaintance with a short biography of Baratynsky with a demonstration of the presentation "Creativity of Baratynsky"

1. Acquaintance with a short biography of Baratynsky

Evgeny Abramovich Baratynsky was born on February 19, 1800 in the estate of Mara in the Tambov province into a noble family. In 1812 he was taken to St. Petersburg and assigned to the Corps of Pages - a privileged military educational institution. Falling under bad influence, Baratynsky committed a grave offense in 1816 - he took part in the theft. It came to the king. For bad behavior, Baratynsky was expelled from the corps without the right to enter the service. This catastrophe played an important role in the life of Baratynsky and left a deep imprint on his character. Since childhood, Baratynsky loved poetry and wrote poetry. From 1818 he made acquaintance with Delvig, who introduced him to A. Pushkin, introduced him to writing circles and became his leader in the literary field. Soon Baratynsky's poems appeared in print and were greeted very sympathetically. His creative talents were noted by A. Pushkin.

3.Work with the textbook. Expressive reading of the poem "Spring, spring! .."

4.Conversation:

What is the theme of the poem? (The onset of spring, the awakening of nature)

What sounds help to understand that spring is coming?

What figurative means does the poet use? (Impersonation, epithets, metaphors "on the wings of the breeze")

What is the mood of the poem?

How many parts can a poem be divided into? (2)

What does Part 1 say? and at 2?

5. Reading aloud the poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge ..."

The wonderful city will sometimes merge
From flying clouds
But only the wind will touch him,
It will disappear without a trace.
So instant creatures
Poetic dreams
Disappear from breath
Extraneous vanity.

6. Analysis of the poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge ..."

From the first lines of the work, the poet reveals to his readers a wonderful world of his dreams and fantasies, in which the “wonderful city” suddenly suddenly appears from “flying clouds”. Having abandoned noisy companies and social events, Baratynsky really indulges in dreams that someday he will be able to find a place on earth where he will be truly happy and free from the conventions of society. However, the poet realizes that his dreams are ephemeral, and the magical city, drawn in the imagination, instantly disappears when “the wind touches it,” meaning by the phenomenon of nature the property of the human brain at the most inopportune moments to return people to a sad and gloomy reality.

The poem consists of 8 lines. Stanza-octave (octave). The size is a four-foot ferret. The foot is two-syllable with an accent on the first syllable.

Baratynsky's poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge .." is built on parallel images: the image of flying clouds. wonderful, but fragile and delicate, is juxtaposed with poetic creativity, disappearing from breath / extraneous vanity ”, from contact with the prose of life. In this poem, in the first place is the state of mind of a person who perceives nature, admires it. Living in a village, the poet knows nature very well, loves the discreet beauty of central Russia and tells the reader about its inner harmony.

Vii . Summing up the lesson. Reflection

- What was the purpose of the lesson? Have we reached it?

- What kinds of art did we use during the lesson? For what?

What poems, pieces of music, artists did we get acquainted with in the lesson?

So, artists, composers, and poets in their work strove to show the beauty of their native nature, to convey a deep feeling of love for the Motherland.You saw a simple, dull Russian landscape, but it helped us understand that nature is an integral part of any person's life, it is also alive! Let's turn to the epigraph again.

Reading the epigraph

Now let's imagine that you went out into the street tomorrow and did not see any birch trees, or snow-covered bushes, or a blade of grass.

How will you feel? (Emptiness, loneliness, we do not notice nature, but without it we cannot live, it is part of our life)

How should we relate to our nature?

What can we do to ensure that our descendants see the beauty of our nature? (Do not litter, do not break trees)

Homework.Learn the poem by heart.

The wonderful city will sometimes merge
From flying clouds
But only the wind will touch him,
It will disappear without a trace.
So instant creatures
Poetic dreams
Disappear from breath
Extraneous vanity.

Analysis of the poem "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge" by Baratynsky

Baratynsky's poem "The Wonderful City Will Sometimes Merge" was very coolly received by both critics and contemporaries of the poet. It is surprising that over time the meaning of the work is revealed more strongly, it is more understandable for the current reader than for a person from the 19th century.

Baratynsky is a person ahead of his time. In that era, he was not fully understood by his contemporaries. The poet had different from others, his own views on creativity and poetry. This circumstance made his works innovative and stand out from the rest. “The Wonderful City will sometimes merge” is one of such works. The history of creation is very entertaining. The poet has always dreamed of solitude, and his wish came true after his marriage. Many guests and visitors disappeared from Baratynsky's house (at the request of the owner), the poet completely devoted himself to creativity and poetry. This seclusion was beneficial, many famous works were written, including this one.

Its main theme is reflections on creativity, fragility and ephemerality of poetry. Baratynsky draws a comparison between the muse who came to the poet and "flying clouds". Out of nowhere a "wonderful city" appears, it is fleeting and disappears as suddenly as it appeared. The slightest gust of wind or movement of thought destroys this hail without a trace.

Inspiration plays an important role in creativity. It is sudden, it cannot be created by an effort of will. The main task of the poet is to catch this moment, not to let go of the lucky chance of a creative impulse. The images created by inspiration are like clouds - mobile, light and changeable from the slightest influence ("breath of extraneous vanity"). The moral is that you need to be sensitive to your gift of inspiration. Any neglect or delay, and the image will disappear forever and irrevocably.

Among the expressive means of the poem, one can note precisely selected epithets ("wonderful, volatile"), personifications ("the wind ... will touch"), expressive metaphors ("breath of extraneous vanity").

Baratynsky's dream of solitude became the right decision, especially in terms of his poetic gift and creativity. The confinement was beneficial, the main poems in the poet's life were written during this period of time. Despite the fact that "The Wonderful City will sometimes merge" was not appreciated by contemporaries, it found a response later and has not lost its relevance for many decades in a row.