Write out 3 complex sentences from Derzhavin's biography. last years of life

10 facts about the biography of G.R. Derzhavin. 1) Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin was born on July 3 (14), 1743 in the village of Karmachi, Kazan province. 2) Father, Roman Nikolaevich, was an army officer, in connection with which the family constantly moved from city to city. 3) Mother, Fekla Andreevna, came from a family of poor nobles. 4) In 1750, when the Derzhavins lived in Orenburg, Gavrila was sent to a German boarding school. Science was taught there in the best way, but in four years Derzhavin learned the German language. 5) 1754 - Derzhavin's father dies. The family is on the verge of poverty, all the worries about the children fall entirely on the shoulders of Fekla Andreevna. She decides to move to Kazan. 6) 1759 - Gavrila Derzhavin and his brother were sent to the newly opened Kazan gymnasium. The future poet is among the first students, but he is especially good at subjects that involve creative work. 7) 1762 - Derzhavin graduates from the gymnasium and enrolls in the soldiers. Serves in St. Petersburg, attached to the Preobrazhensky Guards Regiment. The regiment participates in palace coup. 8) The period of service was not the best in Derzhavin's life. Because of his origin, it was difficult for Gavrila Romanovich to hope for a fast-paced career. He became addicted to cards, began to lose the money sent by his mother. When there was nothing to play with, the poet, in his own words, "dirty poems." 9) 1772 - Derzhavin was promoted to ensign. 10) Derzhavin asks to go with the general to Kazan. His request has been granted. In Kazan, Gavrila Romanovich writes a speech - the answer of the Kazan nobility to the empress's rescript. Derzhavin visits Samara, Simbirsk, Saratov on secret missions... The poet's merits are wasted because of his irascibility; he is put on trial. In addition, they demand someone else's card debt from him - Derzhavin had the imprudence to act as a guarantor with a friend. The court was, in the end, terminated, but had to resign. 11) in 1775, Gavrila Romanovich managed to win 40,000 rubles in cards. As for the awards, it was only at the beginning of 1777 that Derzhavin was granted 300 souls in Belarus and the award "for inability to military service". The poet is offended. The same year 1773 - the first work of Derzhavin (published without a signature) "Iroida, or Vivlida's Letters to Kavnus" appears in the journal "Antiquity and Novelty". It was a passage translated from German from Ovid's Metamorphoses. 12) After his resignation, Derzhavin received a position in the Senate. But the service did not last long: Gavrila Romanovich again fights with officials for the truth and loses. (“He can’t get along where they don’t like the truth.”) 1776 - Derzhavin publishes “Odes translated and composed at Mount Chitalagoy”. 13) 1778 - Derzhavin marries the daughter of a valet Peter III Ekaterina Yakovlevna Bastidon, who at that time was only 16 years old. Marriage with Catherine is the happiest time in Derzhavin's life, the young beauty became the poet's muse. 14) 1779 - Derzhavin departs in his work from the traditions of Lomonosov and creates his own style, later recognized as the standard of philosophical lyrics. best sample the ode "God" (1784) is considered to be a similar lyric. 1782 - Derzhavin writes "Ode to Felitsa", addressed to the Empress. Catherine II is moved to tears and rewards the author with a gold snuff-box studded with diamonds and with five hundred gold pieces inside. 1784 - After the Senate, Derzhavin was appointed governor of Olonets, but, as soon as he arrived at the place of his new service, he quarreled with the governor of the region, Tutolmin. 1785 - 1788 - Derzhavin was transferred to Tambov, again to the governor's position. Here the Olonets history was exactly repeated. Complaints against the new governor flew to the capital, and under the influence of the Senate, which sided with the governor, the empress ordered Derzhavin to be removed from Tambov. In less than three years of governorship, Derzhavin, in spite of everything, managed to work to improve the situation in the Tambov Territory, in particular, to fight the bureaucracy. During the period of his governorship (1784 - 1788) Derzhavin wrote almost nothing. 15) 1790 - the ode "On the capture of Ishmael" was written. 1790s - Derzhavin, among others, writes lyrical works "To the Lyre" and "Praise rural life". 1791 - 1793 - Derzhavin serves as cabinet secretary of Catherine II. His task is to reveal violations of the law in Senate documents, but Derzhavin again defends justice and fights against the "clerical chicane squad." The empress complained that the restless cabinet-secretary was "climbing with all sorts of nonsense." As a result, Catherine removes Derzhavin from service, awarding him the Order of Vladimir II degree and conferring the rank of Privy Councilor. Gavrila Romanovich was again appointed a senator, but the Senate played a small role under the empress and sending there was tantamount to imperial disfavor. In 1792, Derzhavin wrote an ode to moderation, in which he describes his service with allusions. 1793 - Ekaterina Yakovlevna, Derzhavin's wife, dies. 1794 - the ode "Waterfall", begun in the year of Potemkin's death, is completed. In this work, Derzhavin describes the deeds of the prince, worthy of living in the memory of posterity. This is happening at a time when the name of Potemkin is being trampled into the dirt by light. 1795 - Derzhavin marries Daria Alekseevna Dyakova. By his own admission, the second marriage was concluded not for love, but "so that, remaining a widower, not to become dissolute." 1796 - 1801 - the era of the reign of Paul I. At first, Gabriel Romanovich earned disfavor by inflicting an "obscene answer" on a question to the new emperor. But the poet managed to quickly rehabilitate himself by writing a magnificent ode to the accession of Paul to the throne. Under Pavel, Derzhavin became a knight of the Order of Malta, held the positions of governor of the office of the Senate and state treasurer. 1802 - 1803 - Emperor Alexander I appoints the poet as Minister of Justice. Derzhavin, as always, serves honestly. A case in Kaluga is indicative: Derzhavin was sent there to check on the activities of Governor Lopukhin, who was suspected of numerous violations and abuses. The “case” drawn up by Gavriil Romanovich took up 200 pages ... 1803 - sixty-year-old Derzhavin retires. Starting from this year and until his death, he lives mainly in the village of Zvanka, Novgorod province. In creativity, he turns to drama. He is also working on a collection of his own writings, putting them in order and preparing them for publication. 1808 - four volumes of works by G.R. Derzhavin. 1809 - 1810 - Derzhavin writes "Explanations to Poems". 1811 - 1813 - Derzhavin compiles "Notes" dedicated to his many years of service to the state. At the same time, he wrote the treatise "Discourse on lyric poetry or about clothes. 1811 - Derzhavin creates a literary society "Conversation of lovers of the Russian word", which united St. Petersburg writers. 1815 - at the exam at the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum, Derzhavin "notices" the young Alexander Pushkin ("Old man Derzhavin noticed us and, descending into the coffin, blessed"). July 8 (20), 1816 - Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin dies in Zvanki. Buried in Petersburg.

1) Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin was born on July 3 (14), 1743 in the village of Karmachi, Kazan province.

2) Father, Roman Nikolaevich, was an army officer, in connection with which the family constantly moved from city to city.

3) Mother, Fekla Andreevna, came from a family of poor nobles.

4) In 1750, when the Derzhavins lived in Orenburg, Gavrila was sent to a German boarding school. Science was not taught there in the best way, but in four years Derzhavin learned the German language.
5) 1754 - Derzhavin's father dies. The family is on the verge of poverty, all the worries about the children fall entirely on the shoulders of Fekla Andreevna. She decides to move to Kazan.

6) 1759 - Gavrila Derzhavin and his brother were sent to the newly opened Kazan gymnasium. The future poet is among the first students, but he is especially good at subjects that involve creative work.

7) 1762 - Derzhavin graduates from the gymnasium and enrolls in the soldiers. Serves in St. Petersburg, attached to the Preobrazhensky Guards Regiment. The regiment participates in a palace coup.

8) The period of service was not the best in Derzhavin's life. Because of his origin, it was difficult for Gavrila Romanovich to hope for a fast-paced career. He became addicted to cards, began to lose the money sent by his mother. When there was nothing to play with, the poet, in his own words, "dirty poems."

9) 1772 - Derzhavin was promoted to ensign.

10) Derzhavin asks to go with the general to Kazan. His request has been granted. In Kazan, Gavrila Romanovich writes a speech - the answer of the Kazan nobility to the empress's rescript. Derzhavin visits Samara, Simbirsk, Saratov on secret missions... The poet's merits are wasted because of his irascibility; he is put on trial. In addition, they demand someone else's card debt from him - Derzhavin had the imprudence to act as a guarantor with a friend. The court was, in the end, terminated, but had to resign.

11) in 1775, Gavrila Romanovich managed to win 40,000 rubles in cards. As for the awards, it was only at the beginning of 1777 that Derzhavin was granted 300 souls in Belarus and an award "for incapacity for military service." The poet is offended.
The same year 1773 - the first work of Derzhavin (published without a signature) "Iroida, or Vivlida's Letters to Kavnus" appears in the journal "Antiquity and Novelty". It was a passage translated from German from Ovid's Metamorphoses.

12) After his resignation, Derzhavin received a position in the Senate. But the service did not last long: Gavrila Romanovich again fights with officials for the truth and loses. (“He can’t get along where they don’t like the truth.”)
1776 - Derzhavin publishes "Odes, translated and composed at Mount Chitalagoy."

13) 1778 - Derzhavin marries the daughter of Peter III's valet Ekaterina Yakovlevna Bastidon, who at that time was only 16 years old. Marriage with Catherine is the happiest time in Derzhavin's life, the young beauty became the poet's muse.

14) 1779 - Derzhavin departs in his work from the traditions of Lomonosov and creates his own style, later recognized as the standard of philosophical lyrics. The best example of such lyrics is the ode "God" (1784).
1782 - Derzhavin writes "Ode to Felitsa", addressed to the Empress. Catherine II is moved to tears and rewards the author with a gold snuff-box studded with diamonds and with five hundred gold pieces inside.
1784 - After the Senate, Derzhavin was appointed governor of Olonets, but, as soon as he arrived at the place of his new service, he quarreled with the governor of the region, Tutolmin.
1785 - 1788 - Derzhavin was transferred to Tambov, again to the governor's position. Here the Olonets history was exactly repeated. Complaints against the new governor flew to the capital, and under the influence of the Senate, which sided with the governor, the empress ordered Derzhavin to be removed from Tambov. In less than three years of governorship, Derzhavin, in spite of everything, managed to work to improve the situation in the Tambov Territory, in particular, to fight the bureaucracy. During the period of his governorship (1784 - 1788) Derzhavin wrote almost nothing.

15) 1790 - the ode "On the capture of Ishmael" was written.
1790s - Derzhavin, among others, writes lyrical works "To the Lyre" and "Praise of Rural Life".
1791 - 1793 - Derzhavin serves as cabinet secretary of Catherine II. His task is to identify violations of the law in Senate documents, but Derzhavin again defends justice and fights against the "clerical chicane squad." The empress complained that the restless cabinet-secretary was "climbing with all sorts of nonsense." As a result, Catherine removes Derzhavin from service, awarding him the Order of Vladimir II degree and conferring the rank of Privy Councilor. Gavrila Romanovich was again appointed a senator, but the Senate played a small role under the empress and sending there was tantamount to imperial disfavor. In 1792, Derzhavin wrote an ode to moderation, in which he describes his service with allusions.
1793 - Ekaterina Yakovlevna, Derzhavin's wife, dies.
1794 - the ode "Waterfall", begun in the year of Potemkin's death, is completed. In this work, Derzhavin describes the deeds of the prince, worthy of living in the memory of posterity. This is happening at a time when the name of Potemkin is being trampled into the dirt by light.
1795 - Derzhavin marries Daria Alekseevna Dyakova. By his own admission, the second marriage was concluded not for love, but "so that, remaining a widower, not to become dissolute."
1796 - 1801 - the era of the reign of Paul I. At first, Gabriel Romanovich earned disfavor by inflicting an "obscene answer" on a question to the new emperor. But the poet managed to quickly rehabilitate himself by writing a magnificent ode to the accession of Paul to the throne. Under Pavel, Derzhavin became a knight of the Order of Malta, held the positions of governor of the office of the Senate and state treasurer.
1802 - 1803 - Emperor Alexander I appoints the poet as Minister of Justice. Derzhavin, as always, serves honestly. A case in Kaluga is indicative: Derzhavin was sent there to check on the activities of Governor Lopukhin, who was suspected of numerous violations and abuses. The “case” compiled by Gavriil Romanovich took 200 pages ...
1803 - sixty-year-old Derzhavin retires. Starting from this year and until his death, he lives mainly in the village of Zvanka, Novgorod province. In creativity, he turns to drama. He is also working on a collection of his own writings, putting them in order and preparing them for publication.
1808 - four volumes of works by G.R. Derzhavin.
1809 - 1810 - Derzhavin writes "Explanations to Poems".
1811 - 1813 - Derzhavin compiles "Notes" dedicated to his many years of service to the state. At the same time, he wrote a treatise "Discourse on lyric poetry or on an ode."
1811 - Derzhavin creates a literary society "Conversation of lovers of the Russian word", which united St. Petersburg writers.
1815 - at the exam at the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum, Derzhavin "notices" the young Alexander Pushkin ("Old man Derzhavin noticed us and, descending into the coffin, blessed").
July 8 (20), 1816 - Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin dies in Zvanki. Buried in Petersburg.

Municipal budgetary educational institution

"Lyceum No. 1" p. Tyulgan

Methodical development literature lesson

"G. R. Derzhavin. Life and creation"

Completed by: Russian language teacher

Makayeva Aizhan Ishembaevna

Tulgan-2013

Subject: G. R. Derzhavin. Life and creation;

Type of lesson: lesson of learning new material;

Goals: subject: 1. after acquaintance with the work of M.V. Lomonosov to continue developing the concept of classicism on the example of the literary heritage of G. R. Derzhavin;

2. get to know G.R. Derzhavin as statesman;

3. determine the theme and main idea of ​​Derzhavin's poetry;

4. focus on the problem of life and creativity;

metasubject: show the connection between Russian literature and history (on the example of the history of the first half of XVIII century, era of the reign of Catherine II)

educational: to imbue students with the idea of ​​the greatness and tolerance of Russian literature;

Equipment: multimedia presentation, textbook, handout)

Forms and methods of work: individual communication, collective work, group work, differentiated work.

Lesson progress: 1. Org. moment.

Hello guys. Today we have unusual lesson. Teachers are visiting, we will greet them, we will express our respect for them.

2. Determining the topic of the lesson, setting goals.

I'm rotting in the ashes,

I command thunder with my mind.

I am a king - I am a slave, I am a worm - I am a god.

The person who wrote these powerful lines is Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin. A few days ago, on September 15, in the Orenburg region, in his family estate in the Buzuluk district in the village of Derzhavino, the 270th anniversary of the poet's birth was widely celebrated. It is interesting that he is the same age as Orenburg, the year of birth of both is 1743.

Let's return to the epigraph. How do you understand these lines: I am a king - I am a slave, I am a worm - I am a god?

What do the words king, god mean? Where does Derzhavin feel like a king, a god? (creating works, in his work) What does the word slave mean? Can we say that the poet obeys the word? (does his duty as a poet)

Based on this, formulate the topic of the lesson. Write the subject and date in your notebooks.

2. Individual message (preliminary homework) according to the biography of G.R. Derzhavin.

1st student.The poet was born into a poor noble family. He lost his father early, and it was very difficult for his mother to raise and raise two sons. He got to Orenburg at the age of 8, when his father was transferred to the service. It is not known where the Derzhavins lived, but it is clear that in the center of present-day Orenburg, the town then consisted of a few houses.

In 1759-1762. the poet studied at the Kazan gymnasium. He knew German very well, read a lot, and was engaged in drawing. He began writing poetry while still in high school. Then Gabriel goes to conquer the capital, he served in the Preobrazhensky regiment, along with soldiers from the serfs. Participated in the palace coup of Catherine II, in the suppression peasant uprising under the leadership of Emelyan Pugachev on the territory of the Orenburg province.

We can imagine Derzhavin as an exalted author of odes or a teacher of A. S. Pushkin, who, in the picture of I. Repin, with his ear attached, listens to the young poet at the exam at the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum.

Teacher: Derzhavin then said: "I can die in peace, Pushkin will lift my pen."

2nd student.By 1770, Derzhavin's gift first manifested itself. The poet translates odes from German language, begins to write odes of his own composition. From that moment until 1791, the ode became the main genre. The works that made Derzhavin famous: “On the death of Prince Meshchersky”, “To Felitsa”, “God”, “Waterfall” and many others.

Derzhavin combines his work with service.

After composing the ode "To Felitsa", addressed to the Empress, he was awarded by Catherine II. He served as Governor of Olonets and Tambov, Cabinet Secretary of Catherine II, and Minister of Justice. He is remembered and dear to us as a predecessor of Pushkin, and, of course, as a person whose life and fate are connected with the Orenburg region. In the village of Derzhavino, a family monument to the Derzhavins has been preserved, a temple built by his parents, where he returned more than once.

Phys. minute for the eyes.

3. Actualization of knowledge.

Studying the biography of the poet, we inextricably link him with creativity.

We will study it by working in groups.

Group work.

The 1st group will study the poem "Lords and Judges".

2nd - "On the death of Prince Meshchersky."

3rd group - "Recognition".

Group preparation.

Questions.

1st group. "Lords and Judges"

Whom does Derzhavin mean when he says "earthly gods"?

What should be the duty of earthly gods, rulers and judges?

What is the result of the life of every person, including the authorities?

Who is Derzhavin addressing in the last stanza?

Teacher. So man is mortal. The thought of this haunted the poet from the beginning of his work until the last years of his life. This theme echoes the ode "On the Death of Prince Meshchersky".

2nd group. "On the death of Prince Meshchersky."

What do the first two stanzas of the poem make us think about?

What he regrets lyrical hero?

Is this topic relevant today?

Teacher. Now let's move on to the performance of the 3rd group. In the ode "Confession" satire was clearly manifested. Which? Let's see.

3rd group. "Confession".

How does satire appear in this poem? Who becomes the object?

What character traits of Derzhavin appeared to us in the poem? What does the poet confess?

What words could become the motto of Derzhavin's work?

Collective work.

Each person must leave behind a memory for his descendants, do something so that everyone remembers him.

- What kind of memory does Derzhavin leave behind?

Derzhavin wrote his "Monument" during his lifetime. Let's read it.

Determine the theme of the poem. What does the monument to the poet look like? What merit of the poet will be remembered by future generations?

Summary of the lesson. Reflection.

How did you see Derzhavin for yourself? Write down the beginning of the phrase and complete it.

We must know Derzhavin's work, because ...

Before you are the steps of the stairs (on the board)

At what level would you place yourself?

Homework (differentiated)

Who put himself on the highest level, write an essay "My attitude to the work of Derzhavin."

Whoever is on the second one will test a lexical analysis of Derzhavin's odes (high-style words, tropes and figures of speech).

Bibliography

    Belinsky V.G. Works of Derzhavin // Belinsky V.G. Collected works. In 9 volumes. Volume 6. M., 1981. S.7-74.

    Bulkin V.A., Ovsyannikov O.V. Along the Neva and Volkhov. L., 1981. S. 91

3. Newspaper "Orenburg" // No. 9.-2013.

The lesson is dedicated to the life and work of G.R. Derzhavin and is dedicated to the 270th anniversary of the poet. At this lesson, the stages of the life and work of the poet were considered, the connection with the Orenburg region was shown. Students analyzed poems, odes by Derzhavin. To this end, group work was carried out. Also, students individually prepared messages about the life and work of Gavriil Romanovich. The lesson traces the connection of literature with history, local history. The following forms of work were used: group work, individual work, differentiated work.

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Subject: G. R. Derzhavin. Life and creation;

Type of lesson: lesson of learning new material;

Goals: subject:1. after acquaintance with the work of M.V. Lomonosov to continue developing the concept of classicism on the example of the literary heritage of G. R. Derzhavin;

2. get to know G.R. Derzhavin as a statesman;

3. determine the theme and main idea of ​​Derzhavin's poetry;

4. focus on the problem of life and creativity;

metasubject: show the connection between Russian literature and history (on the example of the history of the first half of the 18th century, the era of the reign of Catherine II)

educational: to imbue students with the idea of ​​the greatness and tolerance of Russian literature;

Equipment: multimedia presentation, textbook, handout)

Forms and methods of work:individual communication, collective work, group work, differentiated work.

Lesson progress: 1. Org. moment.

Hello guys. Today we have an unusual lesson. Teachers are visiting, we will greet them, we will express our respect for them.

2. Determining the topic of the lesson, setting goals.

I'm rotting in the ashes,

I command thunder with my mind.

I am a king - I am a slave, I am a worm - I am a god.

The person who wrote these powerful lines is Gavriil Romanovich Derzhavin. A few days ago, on September 15, in the Orenburg region, in his family estate in the Buzuluk district in the village of Derzhavino, the 270th anniversary of the poet's birth was widely celebrated. It is interesting that he is the same age as Orenburg, the year of birth of both is 1743.

Let's return to the epigraph. How do you understand these lines:I am a king - I am a slave, I am a worm - I am a god?

What do the words king, god mean? Where does Derzhavin feel like a king, a god?(creating works, in his work)What does the word slave mean? Can we say that the poet obeys the word?(does his duty as a poet)

Based on this, formulate the topic of the lesson.Write the subject and date in your notebooks.

2. Individual report (preliminary homework) on the biography of G.R. Derzhavin.

1st student. The poet was born into a poor noble family. He lost his father early, and it was very difficult for his mother to raise and raise two sons. He got to Orenburg at the age of 8, when his father was transferred to the service. It is not known where the Derzhavins lived, but it is clear that in the center of present-day Orenburg, the town then consisted of a few houses.

In 1759-1762. the poet studied at the Kazan gymnasium. He knew German very well, read a lot, and was engaged in drawing. He began writing poetry while still in high school. Then Gabriel goes to conquer the capital, he served in the Preobrazhensky regiment, along with soldiers from the serfs. Participated in the palace coup of Catherine II, in the suppression of the Peasants' uprising led by Emelyan Pugachev in the Orenburg province.

We can imagine Derzhavin as an exalted author of odes or a teacher of A. S. Pushkin, who, in the picture of I. Repin, with his ear attached, listens to the young poet at the exam at the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum.

Teacher: Derzhavin then said: "I can die in peace, Pushkin will lift my pen."

2nd student. By 1770, Derzhavin's gift first manifested itself. The poet translates odes from German, begins to write odes of his own composition. From that moment until 1791, the ode became the main genre. The works that made Derzhavin famous: “On the death of Prince Meshchersky”, “To Felitsa”, “God”, “Waterfall” and many others.

Derzhavin combines his work with service.

After composing the ode "To Felitsa", addressed to the Empress, he was awarded by Catherine II. He served as Governor of Olonets and Tambov, Cabinet Secretary of Catherine II, and Minister of Justice. He is remembered and dear to us as a predecessor of Pushkin, and, of course, as a person whose life and fate are connected with the Orenburg region. In the village of Derzhavino, a family monument to the Derzhavins has been preserved, a temple built by his parents, where he returned more than once.

Phys. minute for the eyes.

3. Actualization of knowledge.

Studying the biography of the poet, we inextricably link him with creativity.

We will study it by working in groups.

Group work.

The 1st group will study the poem "Lords and Judges".

2nd - "On the death of Prince Meshchersky."

3rd group - "Recognition".

Group preparation.

Questions.

1st group. "Lords and Judges"

Whom does Derzhavin mean when he says "earthly gods"?

What should be the duty of earthly gods, rulers and judges?

What is the result of the life of every person, including the authorities?

Who is Derzhavin addressing in the last stanza?

Teacher. So man is mortal. The thought of this haunted the poet from the beginning of his work until the last years of his life. This theme echoes the ode "On the Death of Prince Meshchersky".

2nd group. "On the death of Prince Meshchersky."

What do the first two stanzas of the poem make us think about?

What does the lyrical hero regret?

Is this topic relevant today?

Teacher. Now let's move on to the performance of the 3rd group. In the ode "Confession" satire was clearly manifested. Which? Let's see.

3rd group. "Confession".

How does satire appear in this poem? Who becomes the object?

What character traits of Derzhavin appeared to us in the poem? What does the poet confess?

What words could become the motto of Derzhavin's work?

Collective work.

Each person must leave behind a memory for his descendants, do something so that everyone remembers him.

What kind of memory does Derzhavin leave behind?

Derzhavin wrote his "Monument" during his lifetime. Let's read it.

Determine the theme of the poem. What does the monument to the poet look like? What merit of the poet will be remembered by future generations?

Summary of the lesson. Reflection.

How did you see Derzhavin for yourself? Write down the beginning of the phrase and complete it.

We must know Derzhavin's work, because ...

Before you are the steps of the stairs (on the board)

At what level would you place yourself?

Homework (differentiated)

Whoever put himself on the highest level will write an essay "My attitude to the work of Derzhavin."

Whoever is on the second one will test a lexical analysis of Derzhavin's odes (high-style words, tropes and figures of speech).

Bibliography

  1. Belinsky V.G. Works of Derzhavin // Belinsky V.G. Collected works. In 9 volumes. Volume 6. M., 1981. S.7-74.
  2. Bulkin V.A., Ovsyannikov O.V. Along the Neva and Volkhov. L., 1981. S. 91

3. Newspaper "Orenburg" // No. 9.-2013.