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At school, we prepared a scene from “Ruslan and Lyudmila” for Valentine’s Day, but the poem is not at all childish, there is a hidden meaning.
The fairy tale “Ruslan and Lyudmila” has taken its deserved place in the culture and school curriculum for many years. And for good reason. After all, the immortal creation of Alexander Pushkin tells about such eternal ideas as all-powerful love, the struggle between good and evil and the triumph of morality over vices. But is it that simple? Or did the talented author Pushkin put more into the poem than just a fairy tale?
Peels Tale "Ruslan and Lyudmila" A huge number of fairy tales has several interpretations and meanings. In each of them you can find a number of messages aimed not only at the younger generation, but also at the older reader. At the same time, the work remains fascinating for everyone. And this is even despite the fact that fairy tales, as a rule, originate from ancient times.
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Publication from Children's Books (@knigi.38)
The creation of Alexander Sergeyevich, although it seems a fairy tale of respectful age, in fact, against the background of her fellows, she looks like a rebellious teenager. A very elegant and talented teenager, I must say. Since the plot and language of writing do not raise any doubts about whether to read or re-read this work. Of course it is! After all, with age, Ruslan and Lyudmila reveals to the reader much more than just a fairy tale about love.
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Publication from the Parilov dynasty (@palekh.parilov)
Humor in "Ruslan and Lyudmila" Few people could think about it, but in fact in this work of Pushkin laid a lot of subtle and adult humor. Intelligently arranged ironic moments and direct hints at more forbidden topics give the mature reader the opportunity not only to enjoy a fantasy plot, but also to laugh.
The main thing is to carefully read the lines with open perception. Not with the approach that is usually imposed in the 5th grade of school.
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It should be said that such a free presentation of a fairy tale did not come out of thin air. Pushkin took an example from several significant figures of world literature. Namely with Vasily Zhukovsky and his works “Twelve Sleeping Maidens” and “The Virgin of Orleans” by Voltaire. From the first he took the plot and style. And from Voltaire, Pushkin adopted a sense of humor and courage.
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With the poem “Ruslan and Lyudmila” began the path of glory of the great poet. It was thanks to his jokes in the presentation of an epic story that he became one of the most discussed authors among contemporaries. It is not for nothing that at the very beginning of another masterpiece “Eugene Onegin” the author calls readers nothing but “friends of Lyudmila and Ruslan”.
The fairy tale “Ruslan and Lyudmila” is a unique work that has no analogues. Based on his motives, an opera was written, a show on ice and a ballet was staged. In addition, several film adaptations were shot, among which there is even a cartoon.
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Publication by Elena Efimova (@retrocards2017)
Any classical work lends itself to many interpretations. As a rule, real masterpieces cause discussion at various levels in any year. And “Ruslan and Lyudmila” is an example of this. Since, despite the age of writing and the simplest plot about the struggle between good and evil, even this fairy tale can be considered from different angles. This makes the work of Alexander Sergeyevich eternal.
Peels Tale "Ruslan and Lyudmila" A huge number of fairy tales has several interpretations and meanings. In each of them you can find a number of messages aimed not only at the younger generation, but also at the older reader. At the same time, the work remains fascinating for everyone. And this is even despite the fact that fairy tales, as a rule, originate from ancient times.
View this post on Instagram
Publication from Children's Books (@knigi.38)
The creation of Alexander Sergeyevich, although it seems a fairy tale of respectful age, in fact, against the background of her fellows, she looks like a rebellious teenager. A very elegant and talented teenager, I must say. Since the plot and language of writing do not raise any doubts about whether to read or re-read this work. Of course it is! After all, with age, Ruslan and Lyudmila reveals to the reader much more than just a fairy tale about love.
View this post on Instagram
Publication from the Parilov dynasty (@palekh.parilov)
Humor in "Ruslan and Lyudmila" Few people could think about it, but in fact in this work of Pushkin laid a lot of subtle and adult humor. Intelligently arranged ironic moments and direct hints at more forbidden topics give the mature reader the opportunity not only to enjoy a fantasy plot, but also to laugh.
The main thing is to carefully read the lines with open perception. Not with the approach that is usually imposed in the 5th grade of school.
View this post on Instagram
Post by Graphic Designer/Artist (@julbelova_art)
It should be said that such a free presentation of a fairy tale did not come out of thin air. Pushkin took an example from several significant figures of world literature. Namely with Vasily Zhukovsky and his works “Twelve Sleeping Maidens” and “The Virgin of Orleans” by Voltaire. From the first he took the plot and style. And from Voltaire, Pushkin adopted a sense of humor and courage.
View this post on Instagram
Posted by Ivushka (@alpine_clover)
With the poem “Ruslan and Lyudmila” began the path of glory of the great poet. It was thanks to his jokes in the presentation of an epic story that he became one of the most discussed authors among contemporaries. It is not for nothing that at the very beginning of another masterpiece “Eugene Onegin” the author calls readers nothing but “friends of Lyudmila and Ruslan”.
The fairy tale “Ruslan and Lyudmila” is a unique work that has no analogues. Based on his motives, an opera was written, a show on ice and a ballet was staged. In addition, several film adaptations were shot, among which there is even a cartoon.
View this post on Instagram
Publication by Elena Efimova (@retrocards2017)
Any classical work lends itself to many interpretations. As a rule, real masterpieces cause discussion at various levels in any year. And “Ruslan and Lyudmila” is an example of this. Since, despite the age of writing and the simplest plot about the struggle between good and evil, even this fairy tale can be considered from different angles. This makes the work of Alexander Sergeyevich eternal.
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