Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet
If you want a soul
Unravel mine
Read it carefully
This notebook.
A.A. Fet
Born in October or November in the village of Novoselki, Oryol province.
His father was a wealthy landowner A. Shenshin, his mother was Caroline Charlotte Föth, who came from Germany. The parents were not married. The boy was registered as the son of Shenshin, but when he was 14 years old, the legal illegality of this recording was discovered, which deprived him of the privileges given to hereditary nobles. From now on he had to bear the surname Fet, the rich heir suddenly turned into a “man without a name,” the son of an unknown foreigner of dubious origin. Fet took this as a shame. Regaining his lost position became an obsession that determined his entire life path.
He studied at a German boarding school in the city of Verro (now Võru, Estonia), then at the boarding school of Professor Pogodin, a historian, writer, and journalist, where he entered to prepare for Moscow University. Graduated in 1844 from the verbal department of the university's faculty of philosophy.
Gogol gave Fet his “blessing” for serious literary work, saying: “This is an undoubted talent.” Fet's first collection of poems, "Lyrical Pantheon", was published in 1840 and received Belinsky's approval, which inspired him to further work. His poems have appeared in many publications.
Letting my dreams into the light, I indulge in the sweet hope that perhaps a smile of beauty will stealthily flash on them, or that a slave of tormenting passions, reading humble creatures, will share secret sufferings with my excited soul.
In order to achieve his goal - to regain the title of nobility - in 1845 he left Moscow and entered military service in one of the provincial regiments in the south. He continued to write poetry.
Only eight years later, while serving in the Life Uhlan Guards Regiment, he got the opportunity to live near St. Petersburg.
In 1850, the magazine Sovremennik, owned by Nekrasov, published Fet's poems, which aroused the admiration of critics of all directions. He was accepted among the most famous writers (Nekrasov and Turgenev, Botkin and Druzhinin, etc.), thanks to literary earnings, he improved his financial situation, which gave him the opportunity to travel around Europe.
In 1857 in Paris, he married the daughter of the richest tea merchant and the sister of his admirer V. Botkin - M. Botkina.
In 1858, Fet retired, settled in Moscow and energetically engaged in literary work, demanding from publishers an “unheard-of price” for his works.
A difficult life path developed in him a gloomy outlook on life and society. His heart was hardened by the blows of fate, and his desire to compensate for his social attacks made him a difficult person to communicate with. Fet almost stopped writing and became a real landowner, working on his estate; he is elected magistrate in Vorobyovka. This went on for almost 20 years.
At the end of the 1870s, Fet began to write poetry with renewed vigor. The sixty-three-year-old poet gave the collection of poems the title “Evening Lights.” (More than three hundred poems are included in five issues, four of which were published in 1883, 1885, 1888, 1891. The poet prepared the fifth issue, but did not manage to publish it.)
In 1888, in connection with the “fiftieth anniversary of his muse,” Fet managed to achieve the court rank of chamberlain; He considered the day on which this happened, the day when the surname “Shenshin” was returned to him, “one of the happiest days of his life.”
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Shenshin (Afanasy Afanasyevich, aka Fet) is a famous Russian lyric poet. Born on November 23, 1820, near the city of Mtsensk, Oryol province, in the village of Novoselki, the son of a wealthy landowner, retired captain, Afanasy Neofitovich Shenshin. The latter married a Lutheran abroad, but without the Orthodox rite, as a result of which the marriage, legal in Germany, was declared illegal in Russia; when the Orthodox wedding ceremony was performed in Russia, the future poet was already living under his mother’s surname “Foeth”, considered an illegitimate child; Only in his old age did Fet begin to bother about legalization and received his father’s surname. Shenshin (Afanasy Afanasyevich, aka Fet) is a famous Russian lyric poet. Born on November 23, 1820, near the city of Mtsensk, Oryol province, in the village of Novoselki, the son of a wealthy landowner, retired captain, Afanasy Neofitovich Shenshin. The latter married a Lutheran abroad, but without the Orthodox rite, as a result of which the marriage, legal in Germany, was declared illegal in Russia; when the Orthodox wedding ceremony was performed in Russia, the future poet was already living under his mother’s surname “Foeth”, considered an illegitimate child; Only in his old age did Fet begin to bother about legalization and received his father’s surname.
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Trying the pen Already in 1840, the first collection of Fet’s poems appeared in Moscow: “The Lyrical Pantheon of A.F.” The collection was not a success among the public, but attracted the attention of journalists, and from 1842 Pogodinsky’s “Moskvityanin” often included poems by Fet (who retained this surname as a literary pseudonym until the end of his life) and A. D. Galakhov contributed some of them in the very first edition of his “Chrestomathy”, 1843. Heine had the greatest literary influence on Afanasy Afanasyevich as a lyricist at that time.
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“Contemporary” Meanwhile, his poetic fame grew; The success of the book “Poems by A. Fet”, published in Moscow in 1850, gave him access to the Sovremennik circle in St. Petersburg, where he met Turgenev and V.P. Botkin; he became friends with the latter, and the former already in 1856 wrote to Fet: “What are you writing to me about Heine? - you are taller than Heine!” Later, Fet met L.N. at Turgenev’s. Tolstoy, who returned from Sevastopol.
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The Sovremennik circle jointly selected, edited and beautifully printed a new collection of “Poems by A.A. Fet” (St. Petersburg, 1856); in 1863 it was republished by Soldatenkov in two volumes, and the 2nd included translations of Horace and others. Literary successes prompted Fet to leave military service; In addition, in 1857 he married Marya Petrovna Botkina in Paris and, feeling a practical streak in himself, decided to devote himself, like Horace, to agriculture. The Sovremennik circle jointly selected, edited and beautifully printed a new collection of “Poems by A.A. Fet” (St. Petersburg, 1856); in 1863 it was republished by Soldatenkov in two volumes, and the 2nd included translations of Horace and others. Literary successes prompted Fet to leave military service; In addition, in 1857 he married Marya Petrovna Botkina in Paris and, feeling a practical streak in himself, decided to devote himself, like Horace, to agriculture.
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Purchase of an estate In 1860, he bought the Stepanovka farm with 200 acres of land, in Mtsensk district, and energetically began to manage it, living there constantly and only visiting Moscow for a short time in winter. For more than ten years (1867 - 1877) Afanasy Afanasyevich was a justice of the peace and at that time wrote magazine articles about rural order (“From the Village”) in “Russian Messenger”, where he showed himself to be such a convinced and tenacious Russian “agrarian”, that he soon received the nickname “serf owner” from the populist press. Fet turned out to be an excellent owner; in 1877 he left Stepanovka and bought the Vorobyovka estate in Shchigrovsky district, Kursk province, near Korennaya Hermitage for 105,000 rubles; At the end of his life, Afanasy Fet’s fortune reached a level that can be called wealth.
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Personal qualities of Fet Within the family and friendly circle, Fet was distinguished by his gentleness and kindness, which are repeatedly spoken of with great and sincere praise in letters to I. Turgenev, L. Tolstoy, V. Botkin and others. Individualism also explains the practicality of Afanasy Afanasyevich and his ardent struggle against weeds and mowing, which he naively reported to the public in his magazine articles “From the Village,” to the detriment of his own reputation. This also determines the indifference that Shenshin reveals in his “memoirs” to the great political “issues” that worried his contemporaries. About the event of February 19, 1861, Fet says that it did not arouse anything in him “except childish curiosity.”
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About literature... Having heard Oblomov read for the first time, Shenshin fell asleep from boredom; he missed Turgenev’s “Fathers and Sons,” and the novel “What to Do?” horrified him, and he wrote a polemical article in Katkov's "Russian Messenger", but so harsh that even Katkov did not dare to publish it. Shenshin did not even rise to the level of understanding literary class interests; his comments on the Literary Fund society, according to Turgenev (in 1872), “speaking without embellishment, are outrageous”; “It would be great happiness if you really were the poorest Russian writer”! - adds Turgenev.
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Collections “Evening Lights” and translations In 1873, the surname Shenshin was approved for Fet with all the rights associated with it. In 1881, Sh. bought a house in Moscow and began to come to Vorobyovka in the spring and summer as a summer resident, renting out the farm to the manager. At this time of contentment and honor, Shenshin began with new energy to write original and translated poetry, and to write memoirs. He published in Moscow: four collections of lyrical poems "Evening Lights" (1883, 1885, 1888, 1891) and translations of Horace (1883), Juvenal (1885), Catullus (1886), Tibullus (1886), Ovid (1887), Virgil (1888), Propertius (1889), Persia (1889) and Martial (1891); translation of both parts of Goethe's Faust (1882 and 1888); wrote a memoir, "The Early Years of My Life, Before 1848." (posthumous edition, 1893) and “My Memoirs, 1848 - 1889.” (in two volumes, 1890); translation of the works of A. Schopenhauer: 1) on the fourth root of the law of sufficient reason and 2) on the will in nature (1886) and “The World as Will and Idea” (2nd edition - 1888).
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The last years of his life On January 28 and 29, 1889, the anniversary of Fet’s 50-year literary activity was solemnly celebrated in Moscow; soon after that he was granted the title of chamberlain by the Highest. Fet died on November 21, 1892 in Moscow, two days short of turning 72; buried in the Shenshin family estate, the village of Kleimenov, in Mtsensk district, 25 versts from Orel. Maria Botkina survived her husband by only 2 years. Posthumous editions of his original poems: in two volumes - 1894 ("Lyrical Poems of A. Fet", St. Petersburg, with a biography written by K.R. and edited by K.R. and N.N. Strakhov) and in three volumes - 1901 ("Complete Collection of Poems", St. Petersburg, edited by B.V. Nikolsky).
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Autograph of the poem "Alter Ego" (January 1878)
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Author of the presentation: Pechkazova Svetlana Petrovna Municipal Educational Institution “Multidisciplinary Lyceum No. 1” of the Chamzinsky District of the Republic of Mordovia Biography of Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet (1820 - 1892)Slide 2
Origin Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet is a famous Russian lyric poet. Born on November 23, 1820, near the city of Mtsensk, Oryol province, in the village of Novoselki. He was the son of a wealthy landowner Afanasy Neofitovich Shenshin, who married a Lutheran Caroline Charlotte Fet abroad, but without an Orthodox ceremony. A marriage that was legal in Germany was declared illegal in Russia. The father was a stern man, and the mother was shy and kind, and who knows what components made up the poet’s character. The village of Novoselki, Oryol province
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Parents On November 23, 1820, a boy was born on the Novoselki estate in the Oryol province, baptized by Afanasy Shenshin. The parents were not married in church, and only 14 years later the illegality of the registration was discovered, and the nobleman Afanasy Afanasyevich Shenshin became commoner Afanasy Fet. It was a terrible blow to the teenager's self-esteem. For a long time he could not come to terms with the loss of the noble class. This fact, at first glance, not so terrible for a young man, turned out to be concomitant in the formation of a character aggravated by an inferiority complex. The rich heir suddenly turned into a “man with no name” - an unknown foreigner of dubious origin. Fet took this as a shame. Regaining his lost position became an obsession that determined his entire life path. For many years the poet sought to obtain nobility.
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Study Until the age of 14, Fet lived and studied at home, and then in the city of Verro (Livland province), in the Krommer boarding house. In 1837 Afanasy Fet comes to Moscow, studies at the private boarding school of Mikhail Petrovich Pogodin, historian, journalist, editor of the Moskvityanin magazine. N.V. Gogol, who had arrived from abroad, then lived in Pogodin’s house. It was to him that Pogodin showed a notebook with poems by A. Fet. M.P. Pogodin Moscow University
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Study A. Grigoriev Almost all of his student time, Fet lived in the family of his university friend, the future literary critic Apollo Grigoriev, who had an influence on the development of Afanasy Fet’s poetic gift. Afanasy Fet's classmates and friends were future famous poets Apollon Grigoriev, Yakov Polonsky, philosopher and historian Sergei Solovyov. Ya. Polonsky S. Solovyov
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The beginning of Fet’s creative path “Blessing” for serious literary work was given by N.V. Gogol, who said: “This is an undoubted talent.” Fet's first collection of poems, “Lyrical Pantheon,” was published in 1840 and received the approval of V.G. Belinsky, which inspired him to further work. Young Fet's poems appeared in many publications. Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol
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Military service A.A. Fet in military service The desire to rise to the nobility prompted Fet to enter military service. In 1845 he was accepted into the cuirassier regiment, and in 1853 he transferred to the Uhlan Guards Regiment. During the Crimean campaign he was part of the troops guarding the Estonian coast. In 1858 he retired, like his father, as a headquarters captain. However, it was not possible to achieve noble rights at that time: the qualification required for this increased as A.A. Fet was promoted.
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Literary successes Meanwhile, his poetic fame grew: the success of the book “Poems by A. Fet”, published in 1850 in Moscow, gave him access to the Sovremennik circle in St. Petersburg, where he met I. S. Turgenev and V. P. Botkin . The Sovremennik circle jointly published a new collection of Fet’s poems. Literary successes prompted Fet to leave the service. Feeling a practical streak in himself, the poet decided to devote himself to agriculture.
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Love in the life of a poet Fet had true love in his life, but he could not make his beloved happy. While serving in the Kherson province, he met Maria Lazich, an intelligent, educated girl, but... without a dowry. Fet was so afraid of poverty that he did not dare to get married. Soon Maria died tragically. Maria Lazic burned alive. Before leaving for the maneuvers, Fet said goodbye to his beloved in May, and in the fall, upon his return, he heard from the regimental commander a terrible story about how Maria burned down. Everything caught fire from an accidental match, which she thought was extinguished. “Her white muslin dress caught fire. She ran out onto the balcony, thinking to escape,” but the fresh air only intensified the flames... The image of his beloved girl, who died tragically, did not leave Fet until the end of his life. And I dream that I rose from the coffin the same as you flew off from the earth. And I dream and dream: we are both young, And you looked as you looked before.
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Family life In 1857, Fet married his friend's sister, Marya Petrovna Botkina, in Paris. “My ideal world is destroyed. I’m looking for a mistress with whom I will live, understanding each other,” he wrote before his marriage and predicted correctly. The poet's family life was quite successful. Mutual respect always reigned in the house. The wife enthusiastically helped her husband run the household; Fet liked her calm, kind character. Maria Petrovna Botkina
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Purchase of an estate In 1860, Fet bought the Stepanovka farm with 200 acres of land in Mtsensk district and built a house according to his design. He energetically began to manage the house, lived in the village all the time, only visiting Moscow for a short time in the winter. For more than ten years (1867 - 1877) Afanasy Afanasyevich was a justice of the peace and at that time wrote magazine articles about rural order (“From the Village”) in “Russian Messenger”, where he showed himself to be such a convinced and tenacious Russian “agrarian”, that he soon received the nickname “serf owner” from the populist press. Fet turned out to be an excellent owner; in 1877 he left Stepanovka and bought the Vorobyovka estate in the Shchigrovsky district of the Kursk province, near Korennaya Hermitage, for 105,000 rubles. At the end of his life, Afanasy Fet’s fortune reached a level that can be called wealth.
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Character of the poet Within the family and friendly circle, Fet was distinguished by his gentleness and kindness, which are repeatedly spoken of with great and sincere praise in letters to I. Turgenev, L. Tolstoy, V. Botkin and others. Individualism also explains the practicality of Afanasy Afanasyevich and his an ardent fight against weeds and mowing, which he naively reported to the public in his magazine articles “From the Village,” to the detriment of his own reputation. This also determines the indifference that Shenshin reveals in his “memoirs” to the great political “issues” that worried his contemporaries. About the event of February 19, 1861, Fet says that it did not arouse anything in him “except childish curiosity.”
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The last years of his life In 1881, Fet-Shenshin bought a house in Moscow and began to come to Vorobyovka only in the spring and summer as a summer resident, renting out the entire farm to his manager. At this time of contentment and honor, Fet-Shenshin began with new energy to write original and translated poetry, and memoirs. Autograph of the poem “Alter Ego”
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Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet (Shenshin)
1820 - 1892
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Shenshin (Afanasy Afanasyevich, aka Fet) is a famous Russian lyric poet. Born on November 23, 1820, near the city of Mtsensk, Oryol province, in the village of Novoselki, the son of a wealthy landowner, retired captain, Afanasy Neofitovich Shenshin. The latter married a Lutheran abroad, but without the Orthodox rite, as a result of which the marriage, legal in Germany, was declared illegal in Russia; when the Orthodox wedding ceremony was performed in Russia, the future poet was already living under his mother’s surname “Foeth”, considered an illegitimate child; Only in his old age did Fet begin to bother about legalization and received his father’s surname.
Biography
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Studies
Until the age of 14, Fet lived and studied at home, and then in the city of Verro (Livland province), in the Krommer boarding house. In 1837 he was transported to Moscow and placed with M.P. Pogodin; soon after that, Afanasy Afanasyevich entered Moscow University, the Faculty of History and Philology. Fet lived almost all of his student years in the family of his university friend, the future literary critic Apollo Grigoriev, who had an influence on the development of Afanasy Fet’s poetic gift.
M. P. Pogodin
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Attempt at writing
Already in 1840, the first collection of Fet’s poems appeared in Moscow: “A. F.’s Lyrical Pantheon.” The collection was not a success among the public, but attracted the attention of journalists, and from 1842 Pogodinsky’s “Moskvityanin” often included poems by Fet (who retained this surname as a literary pseudonym until the end of his life) and A. D. Galakhov contributed some of them in the very first edition of his “Chrestomathy”, 1843. Heine had the greatest literary influence on Afanasy Afanasyevich as a lyricist at that time.
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Military service
The desire to rise to the nobility prompted Fet to enter military service. In 1845 he was accepted into the cuirassier regiment; in 1853 he transferred to the Uhlan Guards Regiment; during the Crimean campaign he was part of the troops guarding the Estonian coast; in 1858 he retired, like his father, as a headquarters captain. However, it was not possible to achieve noble rights at that time: the qualification required for this increased as Fet was promoted.
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"Contemporary"
Meanwhile, his poetic fame grew; The success of the book “Poems by A. Fet”, published in Moscow in 1850, gave him access to the Sovremennik circle in St. Petersburg, where he met Turgenev and V.P. Botkin; he became friends with the latter, and the former already in 1856 wrote to Fet: “What are you writing to me about Heine? - you are taller than Heine!” Later, Fet met L.N. at Turgenev’s. Tolstoy, who returned from Sevastopol. The Sovremennik circle jointly selected, edited and beautifully printed a new collection of “Poems by A.A. Fet” (St. Petersburg, 1856); in 1863 it was republished by Soldatenkov in two volumes, and the 2nd included translations of Horace and others. Literary successes prompted Fet to leave military service; In addition, in 1857 he married Marya Petrovna Botkina in Paris and, feeling a practical streak in himself, decided to devote himself, like Horace, to agriculture.
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Wedding
In 1857, 37-year-old Fet took a year off and, using the money received from the publication of poetry, went to Paris. There he met the daughter of a wealthy Moscow tea merchant, Maria Petrovna Botkina. Maria Petrovna was ugly and she was already 28 years old. Despite the huge dowry, there were no people willing to marry Maria Botkina. They did without a long courtship - a few months after they met, Fet proposed. Before the wedding, the poet confessed to her his illegal origin. But the wedding of Fet and Maria Botkina took place. The newlyweds settled in Moscow.
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Maria Petrovna Botkina
The poet's family life was quite successful. Mutual respect always reigned in the couple's home. Maria Petrovna enthusiastically helped her husband run the household; Fet liked her calm, friendly character.
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Fet's house in the Vorobyovka estate
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Collections “Evening Lights” and translations
In 1873, the surname Shenshin was approved for Fet with all the rights associated with it. In 1881, Sh. bought a house in Moscow and began to come to Vorobyovka in the spring and summer as a summer resident, renting out the farm to the manager. At this time of contentment and honor, Shenshin began with new energy to write original and translated poetry, and to write memoirs. He published in Moscow: four collections of lyrical poems "Evening Lights" (1883, 1885, 1888, 1891) and translations of Horace (1883), Juvenal (1885), Catullus (1886), Tibullus (1886), Ovid (1887), Virgil (1888), Propertius (1889), Persia (1889) and Martial (1891); translation of both parts of Goethe's Faust (1882 and 1888); wrote a memoir, "The Early Years of My Life, Before 1848." (posthumous edition, 1893) and “My Memoirs, 1848 - 1889.” (in two volumes, 1890); translation of the works of A. Schopenhauer: 1) on the fourth root of the law of sufficient reason and 2) on the will in nature (1886) and “The World as Will and Idea” (2nd edition - 1888).
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last years of life
On January 28 and 29, 1889, the anniversary of Fet’s 50-year literary activity was solemnly celebrated in Moscow; soon after that he was granted the title of chamberlain by the Highest. Fet died on November 21, 1892 in Moscow, two days short of turning 72; buried in the Shenshin family estate, the village of Kleimenov, in Mtsensk district, 25 versts from Orel. Maria Botkina survived her husband by only 2 years. Posthumous editions of his original poems: in two volumes - 1894 ("Lyrical Poems of A. Fet", St. Petersburg, with a biography written by K.R. and edited by K.R. and N.N. Strakhov) and in three volumes - 1901 ("Complete Collection of Poems", St. Petersburg, edited by B.V. Nikolsky).
Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet (Shenshin). 1820 - 1892. Biography. Studies. M. P. Pogodin. Attempt at writing. Military service. The desire to rise to the nobility prompted Fet to enter military service. "Contemporary". Wedding. There he met the daughter of a wealthy Moscow tea merchant, Maria Petrovna Botkina. Maria Petrovna was ugly and she was already 28 years old. Despite the huge dowry, there were no people willing to marry Maria Botkina. Before the wedding, the poet confessed to her his illegal origin. But the wedding of Fet and Maria Botkina took place. The newlyweds settled in Moscow. Maria Petrovna Botkina. - Fet.ppt
Poet Fet
Slides: 45 Words: 2225 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Mysteries of Fet's life. Fet’s personality, fate, and creative biography are unusual and full of mysteries. The boy received the surname Shenshin. So Afanasy “changed his last name” for the second time and turned into Fet. Fet received his education at a German boarding school and at Moscow University at the Faculty of Philosophy. Vladimir Solovyov. Yakov Polonsky. "Domestic Notes". "Moscowite." "Contemporary". During his service, Fet experienced a difficult personal drama. The scorching summer of 1848 was drawing to a close. The monotony of everyday work was brightened up only by meeting local landowners. - Poet Fet.ppt
A.A.Fet
Slides: 8 Words: 2798 Sounds: 1 Effects: 1Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet. (1820-1892). The origin of Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet still remains unclear. Fet retired and after a long trip abroad settled in Moscow. Only in 1873, with the permission of the tsar, Fet became a nobleman Shenshin. The suicide attempt failed: the poet died earlier from apoplexy. A cruel romance by Afanasy Fet. An opportunity for me to be happy and reconcile with the disgusting reality... But the poet did not dare to go. The dramatic outcome of the relationship between Fet and Elena had been brewing for a long time. In 1850, Fet began to visit Krylov very rarely. - A.A.Fet.pptx
Lessons on Fet's creativity
Slides: 11 Words: 401 Sounds: 1 Effects: 1"The magic of sounds in the works of A.A. Fet." Objectives: To introduce the main stages of the life and work of A.A. Fet. To educate the moral qualities of students through the poetry of A. Fet. Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet 23.XI (5.XII). 1820 - 21.XI (3.XII). 1892. The nightingales, as I began to sing, shouted down at me. Afanasy Afanasyevich came up to me and asked me to repeat... Tea was served, and we went into the hall. There was a piano in the hall. Over tea the conversation turned to music. It was two o'clock in the morning when we parted ways. Philological analysis of the poem. What is the theme of the poem? How is the poem structured compositionally? - Lessons on Fetu.ppt
Afanasy Fet
Slides: 30 Words: 408 Sounds: 0 Effects: 3Afanasy Fet. If the morning makes you happy, If you believe in a magnificent omen, -. at least for a while, for a moment falling in love, Portrait by I. Repin. Afanasy. Fet. Russian lyricist, translator, memoirist. Surname Fet (more precisely, Fet, German. Born on November 23, 1820, in the Novoselki estate, Mtsensk district, Oryol province. 1838-1844 - studied at Moscow University. A. Fet upon entering service in the Life Guards Uhlan Regiment, 1850 The poet often visits St. Petersburg. Meets with Turgenev, Nekrasov, Goncharov and others. Nekrasov. Goncharov. Petersburg, Nevsky Prospekt. At the age of 28, love came to Fet. Fet drew attention to his reserved younger sister, 22-year-old Maria. - Afanasy Fet. pps
Fet Afanasy Afanasyevich
Slides: 26 Words: 557 Sounds: 0 Effects: 44Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet (1820-1892). Nekrasov. Fet has talent, but his poems are not of much importance. Fet will always be a minor poet. He has some very nice plays. For the first time, Fet's works will bring practical benefit. Many of the most talented writers and critics did not accept poetry. Without a sense of beauty, life comes down to feeding hounds. Specificity and innovation of A.A. Fet's poetry. Metaphor. A violent blizzard. Smoothly at night, a soft haze falls from the brow. A.A. Fet's metaphors are based on associations. Timid breathing. The trill of a nightingale, silver and the swaying of a sleepy stream. - Fet Afanasy Afanasyevich.ppt
Poetry of Tyutchev and Fet
Slides: 15 Words: 1427 Sounds: 0 Effects: 54Spring rain. Approaching rain. Fyodor Ivanovich Tyutchev. Spring thunderstorm. The final version of the poem. Rainy evening. Spring waters. Highlight the verbs. Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet. Theme of the poem. Folk sign. Artistic media. Additional sensations. Which of these paintings by I.I. Levitan corresponds to the mood presented in the poem. Pictures of spring rain. - Poetry of Tyutchev and Fet.ppt
Biography of Afanasy Fet
Slides: 17 Words: 1165 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet. Shenshin Afanasy Afanasyevich. Afanasy Neofitovich. M.P. Pogodin. Gogol. Fet entered Moscow University. The first collection of poems. Of all the poets living in Moscow, Fet is the most talented. The desire to rise to the nobility. Poetic glory. Fet married Maria Petrovna Botkina. I bought the Stepanovka farm. Anniversary of Fet's 50-year literary activity. Posthumous publications. - Biography of Afanasy Fet.ppt
Brief biography of Fet
Slides: 14 Words: 911 Sounds: 0 Effects: 10Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet. Biography. Studies. Attempt at writing. Military service. Contemporary. Wedding. Family life of the poet. Buying an estate. Fet's house. Collections and translations. Last years of life. Autograph. - Brief biography of Fet.ppt
Biography and creativity of Fet
Slides: 29 Words: 2122 Sounds: 1 Effects: 1Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet. Love has words, those words will not die. Birth story. Studies. Student years. Friend and comrade. Collection "Lyrical Pantheon". Blessing. Fet or Fet. Lyrical self-portrait. Service. The only love. Collection "Poems". Foreign trips. Friendship with Turgenev. Marriage. Fet's family. Resignation. Fet the landowner. Last years of life. The estate of A.A. Fet in Vorobyovka. Collection "Evening Lights". Poetry in music. Translation activities. Confession. Death of poet. Last refuge. The poet's students. - Biography and creativity of Fet.ppt
Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet
Slides: 15 Words: 491 Sounds: 0 Effects: 18Afanasy Afanasievich Fet. 1820 – 1892. Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet was born in the Novoselki estate of Mtsensk district in November 1820. At the age of 14, Afanasy was deprived of the right to bear his father's surname and was deprived of his noble title. Afanasy Fet graduated from the university, where he studied first at the Faculty of Law and then at the Faculty of Philology. Creation. 1850 - the second collection of the poet’s poems was published in Moscow. In 1856, the third was published in St. Petersburg, attracting the attention of poetry connoisseurs and lovers. The duality of poetics. Lyric themes. In the poet's lyrics, two thematic lines occupy the most important place, often intertwining with each other - nature and love. - Afanasy Afanasyevich.ppt
Lyrics by A.A. Fet
Slides: 17 Words: 865 Sounds: 1 Effects: 94A.A.Fet. Training. Complete the poem. Music station. Work in groups. Morning. Look at the illustration. Human world. Basic biographical facts. Enters military service. Emperor's decree. Evening lights. A wonderful picture. How many sentences are there in the poem? Poets of “pure art”. Common themes. Composition. - Lyrics by A.A. Fet.pptx
Fet's love lyrics
Slides: 12 Words: 1838 Sounds: 0 Effects: 96Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet. The theme of love in the lyrics of A.A. Fet. The heroine of A. A. Fet's lyrics. Moon. Poem by A.A. Feta “The night was shining...” Analysis of the poem by A.A. Feta “The night was shining...” The whole poem is very musical. Repeated “z” and “t” fill the second quatrain with anxiety. The last line is symmetrical, it sums up the movements of the poet’s thoughts. Epithets. Love lyrics. - Fet's love lyrics.pptx
Fet and Tyutchev
Slides: 7 Words: 353 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Afanasy Fet and Fyodor Tyutchev are singers of Russian nature. Poetry is a great miracle. E. Karsalova. How is a poetic image of nature created in the poems of A. Fet and F. Tyutchev? Purpose of the work: Reluctantly and timidly, the Sun looks at the fields. Chu, there was a thunder behind the cloud, The earth frowned. Warm wind gusts, distant thunder and rain sometimes... Green fields are greener under a thunderstorm. A.A. Fet. F.I. Tyutchev. Personification. Comparison. Sound recording. Metaphor. What artistic means are used by poets: a) lexical; b) phonetic? What feelings do A. Fet and F. Tyutchev express in their poems? Research Questions. - Fet and Tyutchev.ppt
Tyutchev and Fet
Slides: 10 Words: 404 Sounds: 0 Effects: 11Lyrics by F.I. Tyutchev, A.A. Fet. Listening to messages and conversation: What kind of personality does each poet appear to be? FET (Shenshin) Afanasy Afanasyevich is a famous Russian poet. Comparative analysis of the poems “Summer Evening” by F.I. Tyutchev and “What a Night” by A.A. Fet. Before us are two landscape sketches. Reading poems. "Summer evening". “What a night!” What a night! Assignments: Note the writing time. Consider the theme, idea, composition, movement of poetic thought in the works. What other feelings are expressed in the poem? How are they expressed? What are the features of the poetic language of each poem? - Tyutchev and Fet.ppt
Fet biography
Slides: 19 Words: 251 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Topic: Landscape poet A. A. Fet. Biography pages. The poem “The spruce covered my path with its sleeve...”. Harmony and musicality of poetic speech. The purpose of the lesson. Brain ring. What is a verse? What verse dimensions do you know? What is the name for a two-syllable verse with stress on the 1st syllable? 2nd syllable? What is the name of a three-syllable verse with the emphasis on the 1st syllable? 2nd syllable? 3rd syllables? What is a trope? What is an epithet? Antithesis? Metaphor? Personification? Comparison? What is sound recording? Alliteration? Assonance? Poem by F.I. Tyutchev “The kite rose from the clearing...”. What is the meaning of the comparison between a kite and a man? - Fet biography.ppt
“Autumn Rose” Fet
Slides: 49 Words: 696 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Beauty will save the world. A lesson in philological reading of a lyric poem. Myatlev I. P. Alexander Blok. The forest has crumbled its peaks. Analysis of poetic text. The garden exposed its brow. September has come. The dahlias were burned by the breath of the night. There is only you, Queen Rose. Application is a definition expressed by a noun. In spite of the cruel trials and the anger of the dying day. You blow on me with your outline and breath of spring. To blow - to blow, to blow, to pull, to breathe. In defiance. Ideas and emotions. Masculine rhyme is a rhyme with stress on the last syllable. - “Autumn Rose” Fet.ppt
Fet's life
Slides: 17 Words: 1180 Sounds: 0 Effects: 1Biography of Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet. (1820 - 1892). Origin. Afanasy Afanasyevich Fet is a famous Russian lyric poet. A marriage that was legal in Germany was declared illegal in Russia. The village of Novoselki, Oryol province. Parents. For many years the poet sought to obtain nobility. Studies. N.V. Gogol, who had arrived from abroad, then lived in Pogodin’s house. M.P. Pogodin. University of Moscow. A. Grigoriev. Ya. Polonsky. S. Solovyov. The beginning of a creative journey. Young Fet's poems appeared in many publications. Nikolai Vasilyevich Gogol. Military service. A.A. Fet in military service. The desire to rise to the nobility prompted Fet to enter military service. - Fet's Life.ppt
Fet's creativity
Slides: 5 Words: 384 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Project “Development of lessons on the works of Afanasy Fet.” Key words: lyrics, image, impressionism, pure art. Project “Development of lessons on the works of Afanasy Fet” Project planning. When implementing the project, the age and psychological characteristics of students were taken into account. Project program: Appendix – file No. 1 Educational environment of the project: Appendix – file No. 2. Project “Development of lessons on the works of Afanasy Fet.” Evaluation criteria: Appendix – file No. 6 Assessment examples: Appendix – file No. 7. - Fet's creativity.ppt
Fet's life and work
Slides: 18 Words: 611 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Lesson objectives: a) “Art for art’s sake.” b) “Art for the people.” A) the life of the people, b) beauty, c) citizenship. Here are the lines of poems by A.S. Pushkin and N.A. Nekrasova. My life is the most complex novel. A.A.Fet. The birth of a poet, the fate of an illegitimate son. The beginning of a creative journey. First publications. The main themes of Fetov's poetry are LOVE and NATURE. The tragic love of Fet and Maria Lazic. I am condemned by you, mute witnesses, of the spring of my soul and the gloomy winter. The 50s are the pinnacle of Fet’s poetic glory. Fet is popular. The life of a poet in the 60-70s. In 1856, a collection of poems by Fet, prepared by Turgenev, was published. - Life and creativity.ppt
Fet's lyrics
Slides: 12 Words: 633 Sounds: 1 Effects: 42Lyrics and fate of A. A. Fet (1820-1892) Lesson II. A. Fet. The main motives of Fet's lyrics. Critics are Democrats. directions. Critics of aesthetics directions. What is the poem about? Observations on the poem. What mood is the work permeated with? What's the theme? What pictures are presented? Reflections on lines of poems. Let's determine the topic: what is the poem about? About nature. About love. Nature and landscape are only the first plane of poetry, but the main theme is love. What mood do images of nature create? Lyrical movement. The poem has no plot, no event. Conclusions: The poet unusually subtly reveals the various shades of human experiences. - Fet's lyrics.ppt
Fet about love
Slides: 15 Words: 619 Sounds: 0 Effects: 15The theme of love in the lyrics of A.A. Fet. Afanasy Fet is a wonderful Russian poet, a subtle lyricist, who opened a completely new page in the history of Russian poetry. In the spring of 1845, Afanasy Fet served as a non-commissioned officer in a cuirassier regiment, which was located in the south of Russia, in the Kherson province. Here Fet, a great connoisseur of beautiful ladies, met and became friends with the Lazic sisters - Elena and Maria. The eldest was married, and the regimental adjutant’s courtship of a woman who sincerely loved her husband led nowhere. Maria Lazic is a fan of Fet’s poetry, a very talented and educated girl. - Fet about love.ppt
Fet's poetry
Slides: 38 Words: 1862 Sounds: 0 Effects: 1Lyrics by Afanasy Fet. (1820–1892). The drama is connected with the mystery of Fet's birth. Something had to be done urgently. Thus, the future lyricist regained his “legitimate” status. That is, to become an ordinary Russian landowner Shenshin. Human. Shenshin. Fet's life is mysterious. Wrote a small volume of articles on economics. From a ruined estate he managed to create a model farm with a magnificent stud farm. Biography of the poet Fet. Classical genres include elegies, thoughts, ballads, and epistles. The youth of the poet. Fortunately, Fet's student years were not at all like his teenage years. And I started writing. Poetics of early Fet. - Fet's poetry.ppt
Fet poems
Slides: 10 Words: 602 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Fet Afanasy Afanasyevich 1820 - 1892. Biography. Many poems are set to music. Born in October or November in the village of Novoselki, Oryol province. The parents were not married. He continued to write poetry. A difficult life path developed in him a gloomy outlook on life and society. This went on for almost 20 years. At the end of the 1870s, Fet began to write poetry with renewed vigor. The poet prepared the fifth issue, but did not have time to publish it.). A. Fet died on November 21 (December 3, n.s.) 1892 in Moscow. - Fet poems.ppt
Poem by Fet
Slides: 42 Words: 1876 Sounds: 0 Effects: 155Afanasy fet. 1820 - 1892. Basic biographical facts. He doesn’t want to hear about literature and criticizes magazines with enthusiasm.” Poetics of A. Fet. “The world is equally beautiful in all its parts. Beauty is scattered throughout the universe... But for an artist it is not enough to be unconsciously under the influence of beauty... “With one push to drive away a living boat...” October 28, 1887 What abilities of the chosen singer are mentioned in the poem? Prove that the poet’s destiny is to understand the language of nature and love. Give examples from the text. What symbolic meaning is contained in the poem? A. Fet. “It is impossible not to sing, not to praise, not to pray in front of eternal beauty...” -
