Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin made an invaluable contribution to the development of Russian literature. This is the greatest poet of all time, his works are the golden fund of Russian literature, the wealth and pride of the Russian people. The name of Pushkin's fairy tales , poems, poems are well known not only in Russia and the CIS countries. The whole world is familiar with the work of the great poet, playwright, writer.
Pushkin. A life
Alexander Sergeevich was born in 1799. The training of the future poet began at home, thanks to French tutors Pushkin from a young age spoke excellent French and fell in love with books. The main training took place at Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum. This is where the work of the great Pushkin begins. Comrades and teachers were the first to get acquainted with his work. At the Lyceum, Alexander Sergeyevich wrote the first lines to the poem Ruslan and Lyudmila, and he finished it only three years later.
Despite the taunts of young Pushkin that his comrades experienced on themselves, they responded well to him. The closest friend from the entrance exams until the end of his life was Ivan Ivanovich Pushchin.
The poet and playwright reflected all life stages, travels, thoughts and emotions in his works. Alexander Sergeyevich and his wife had four children. The descendants of the greatest writer today live in different parts of the world.
In the winter of 1837, the writer was mortally wounded. The reason for the duel was Pushkin 's wife Natalya Nikolaevna, who, according to rumors of envious people, had an affair with J. Dantes.
Pushkin's works are a great inheritance of the Russian people
With the work of Alexander Sergeevich, every person is familiar with our vast Motherland. Schools devote classes and creative evenings. In pedagogical universities, Pushkin's works are given special attention. Performances are staged in theaters, actors often read poetry from the stage and quote Alexander Sergeyevich. Cinema is filming its vision of the work of a genius.
Heroes of his works have become beloved for people of different generations. And almost everyone can remember the lines from the poem Ruslan and Lyudmila or the immortal novel Eugene Onegin. These huge works in verse are read and remembered very easily.
Readers and book lovers admit that they reread his works, each time they discover something new. Works that are not included in the compulsory school curriculum are of no less interest and love for posterity. The name of Pushkin's fairy tales, his novels, poems and poems are close and familiar to Russian people.
Pushkin for children
If foreigners think that the work of Alexander Sergeyevich enters the hearts of Russians with a reading of Eugene Onegin, they are very mistaken. From early childhood, parents introduce their kids to Pushkin's tales. And not only from books. The films for children and cartoons of the Soviet period were based on Pushkin's tales. Their full names remained as they were intended by the author.
And although today a huge selection of fairy tales, cartoons and books is presented to children, parents and teachers do not forget about works that have been tested over the years. They are well remembered, develop fantasy and teach good all Pushkin's fairy tales. Everyone determines their own list of names of their favorite works.
Tales of Pushkin
As befits the author of fairy tales, Pushkin teaches through them the most important things: kindness, patience and faith in miracles. Each tale is an occasion to think for an adult.
Tales of Alexander Sergeevich differ not only in the brightness of images and characters. The main distinguishing feature is the harmony of the poetic form. The name of Pushkin's tales is very clear and reveals the secret of the content. Not all modern tales adhere to this principle, the name of some remains incomprehensible even after reading the text.
If the reader has forgotten what Pushkin's tales are, we will recall their names with pleasure:
"Groom."
"The Tale of the Bear."
"The Tale of the Dead Princess and the Seven Knights."
"The Tale of the priest and his worker Balda."
"The Tale of the Fisherman and the Fish".
“The Tale of Tsar Saltan, of his glorious and mighty son Gvidon Saltanovich and of the beautiful Swan Princess.”
"The Tale of the Golden Cockerel."
"Tsar Nikita and his forty daughters."
"Cupid and Anthem."
Inspiration and Tales
Tales relate to the heyday of Pushkin's work. The meaning laid down by the author, a description of the struggle between good and evil, was originally intended for adults. But soon the golden cockerel, the golden fish, the beautiful Swan, the warriors, the squirrel, and other heroes and characters of fairy tales won children's hearts and firmly established themselves in children's literature.
Alexander Sergeevich very accurately noticed the life, culture, images of the people and transferred them to his tales. Folklore breathes his every creation. In those years, the main transmission of folk wisdom went through the oral channel, and the writer was able to perpetuate Russian folklore in his works. The name of Pushkin's fairy tales will forever remain in the hearts of Russian people.