What is the image of the main character of the story Olesya. AND

"Olesya" Kuprin A.I.

Olesya (Alena) is a 25-year-old girl who lives with her grandmother in the forest. Her grandmother Manuilikha, who came from Russians or from Gypsies, was considered a witch in the village. For this, the inhabitants drove her and her granddaughter into the forest.
O. is the personification of the natural, natural life. She first appears as a fairy-tale creature, accompanied by almost tame finches. “The original beauty of her face, once seen, could not be forgotten, but it was difficult, even getting used to it, to describe. His charm lay in those large, brilliant, dark eyes, to which thin eyebrows, broken in the middle, gave an elusive shade of slyness, imperiousness and naivety; in a swarthy-pink skin tone, in a masterful curve of the lips, of which the lower one, somewhat fuller, stood out with a decisive and capricious look. O. is not familiar with civilization, everything social norms behavior is alien to her. The girl is guided by the call of free will, whole natural impulses, skills of witchcraft conspiracies. O. falls in love with Ivan Timofeevich, despite the fact that she saw all his bad features in fortune-telling. Moreover, she knows for sure that from this love she will be doomed. But O. understands that fate cannot be avoided. When, after his illness, Ivan Timofeevich visits the girl again, she kisses him and asks if he loves her. O. is given over to his feeling. For the sake of her beloved, she agrees to go to church, although she is sure that her “kind is cursed forever and ever,” and her soul has been sold to the devil since birth. In the church, the girl is attacked by a mob of angry peasants who beat her with stones. From the pain, and even more from the humiliation experienced, the girl falls ill. The next day the village broke out heavy rain with large hail. The inhabitants decided that this was the work of a young witch. O., together with her grandmother, was forced to leave her hut and leave these places. To his lover, O. leaves a string of coral beads as a memory of himself.

In the touching story "Olesya" by Alexander Ivanovich Kuprin, the main characters are Ivan Timofeevich and Olesya. Secondary characters - Yarmola, Manuilikha, Evpsikhy Afrikanovich and others, less significant. This is a mystical story about pure love and cruel human ignorance that can destroy a bright feeling.

Olesya

A young girl, twenty-four years old, stately, tall and beautiful. She was raised by her grandmother, grew up in the forest. But, despite the fact that she is not literate, cannot write and read, she has the natural wisdom of centuries, deep knowledge of human nature and curiosity. She calls herself a witch, has supernatural powers and predicts a person's imminent death from a person's face.

Olesya is aware of her destiny and is ashamed of it. She does not go to church in the belief that all her powers are from the unclean. It bizarrely combines modesty and fearfulness with independence and self-sufficiency. But behind the witch's bravado, one can guess a tender, dreamy girl who is afraid of people and, at the same time, dreams of love.

Ivan Timofeevich

The aspiring writer, in search of inspiration, came from the city to the village on official business. He is young, educated and smart. In the village, he enjoys hunting and getting to know the locals, who soon bored him with their serf manners. Panych comes from a good family, but, despite his origin, he keeps himself simple and without pathos. Ivan is a kind and sympathetic young man, noble and soft-bodied.

Lost in the forest, he meets Olesya, which greatly enlivens his dull stay in the village of Perebrod. A man of a dreamy nature, he quickly becomes attached, and then falls in love with a girl who predicted a bleak and dull life for him. He is honest and sincere, loves and has the courage to confess his feelings to Olesya. But with all his love, it is difficult for him to accept his beloved as she is.

How can I tell you, Olesya? I began haltingly. - Well, yes, I think it would be nice. After all, I told you many times that a man can not believe, doubt, even laugh at last. But a woman... a woman should be devout without reasoning. In that simple and gentle gullibility with which she gives herself under the protection of God, I always feel something touching, feminine and beautiful.

Manuilikha

Olesya's grandmother, an elderly woman embittered at people, who is forced to live and raise her granddaughter in the forest. Manuilikha has the same abilities as her granddaughter, for which she paid quiet life. Rude, unrestrained in her language, but sincerely loving and protecting her granddaughter.

Grandmother is old, strict and grumpy. He does not believe people, he is always waiting for a dirty trick and curses his difficult fate. When she sees that Olesya has seriously fallen in love, she tries with all her might to prevent the union, foreseeing how it will all end. But at the end of the story, she still shows her soft, suffering nature.

Yarmola

A narrow-minded, uneducated simple peasant, Ivan's servant. Yarmola is reputed to be the laziest drinker in the village. But at the same time he is an excellent hunter, who knows the area, has deep knowledge in the field of nature, the forest and its inhabitants.

He is very attached to Ivan, although he is laconic and gloomy. Yarmola insists on spelling lessons with panych, which shows her controversial nature. On the one hand, he is a lazy and drunkard, on the other, an experienced and inquisitive person.

Evpsikhy Afrikanovich

Local police officer, law enforcement officer and thunderstorm of the whole Polissya. Typical "boss", sassy and important. Not shunning bribes, but a cowardly person. He insists on evicting Manuilikha and her granddaughter from their house, but when Ivan tries to convince him to wait, he agrees only through expensive gifts.

bloated with awareness self-importance, rude and impudent nobleman. And, at the same time, a caring husband. Which clearly shows the abyss in his mind between him, and people like him, and commoners.

The image of Olesya makes the reader remember the amazing fairy-tale beauties who, in addition to their beauty, had many talents. The girl grew up in unity with nature and is close to it. It is no coincidence that already at the moment of acquaintance, the main character first of all pays attention to the birds that the girl brings into the house. She herself calls them “tame”, although they are ordinary wild forest birds.
Olesya compares favorably with local village girls. Here is how the author says about this: “There was nothing in it like local “girls”, whose faces, under ugly bandages covering their foreheads from above, and from below their mouths and chins, wear such a monotonous, frightened expression. My stranger, a tall brunette about twenty or twenty-five years old, carried herself lightly and slenderly. A spacious white shirt freely and beautifully wrapped around her young, healthy breasts. The original beauty of her face, once seen, could not be forgotten...”.
It is no wonder that the main character admires the girl, cannot take his eyes off her. Olesya is considered a witch. She really has skills that are not common to most ordinary people. Secret knowledge was passed down from generation to generation only among the elite. Olesya's grandmother and mother are just the bearers of such knowledge, so the girl herself is considered a sorceress.
Olesya grew up away from society, so lies, hypocrisy, hypocrisy are alien to her. Local residents consider Olesya a witch, but how ignoble, cruel and heartless they themselves are against her background! Main character of the story, upon closer acquaintance with Olesya, he is convinced of how pure, sublime, and kind the girl is. She has an amazing gift, but she would never use it for evil. There is gossip about Oles and her grandmother, they are blamed for all the troubles that only happen to local residents. The ignorance, stupidity and malice of the latter contrast sharply with the moral beauty of Olesya. The girl is as pure as the nature around her,
Olesya says that she and her grandmother do not maintain relations with the people around them at all: “Do we really touch anyone! We don't need people. Once a year, I only go to the town to buy soap and salt ... Yes, here's another tea for my grandmother - she loves tea with me. And even if you don’t see anyone at all.” Thus, the girl, as it were, draws a line between herself and others. The hostile wariness of others towards the “Witchers” leads to such a removal. Olesya and her grandmother agree not to maintain relations with anyone at all, if only to remain free and independent from someone else's will.
Olesya is very smart. Despite the fact that she received almost no education, she is very well versed in life. She is very inquisitive, she is interested in everything that a new acquaintance can tell her. The love that arose between Ivan Timofeevich and Olesya is a sincere, pure and beautiful phenomenon. The girl really deserves love. She is a very special being, full of life, tenderness, compassion. Olesya gives all of herself to her beloved, demanding nothing in return.
Olesya teaches Ivan Timofeevich a magnificent lesson in moral purity. The master falls in love with a beautiful witch and even offers her
become his wife. Olesya refuses, because she understands perfectly well that she does not belong next to an educated and respected person in society. She understands that later Ivan Timofeevich may regret his rash act. And then he will involuntarily begin to blame the girl for the fact that she does not correspond to the idea familiar to his society.
She willingly sacrifices herself in order to fulfill his ridiculous, in general, requirement - to attend church. Olesya commits this act, which entails such tragic consequences. The locals were hostile to the “witch” for daring to appear in the holy place. Olesya's occasional threat is taken too seriously by the locals. And now, if something bad happens, Olesya and her grandmother will be to blame.
The girl sacrifices herself even when she decides to leave suddenly, without telling her beloved anything. This also shows the nobility of her character.
The whole image of Olesya testifies to her purity, kindness and nobility. That is why it becomes so hard when you find out about the separation of a girl from her beloved. Nevertheless, it is precisely such an ending that is a pattern. The love of Olesya and the young master has no future, the girl understands this very well and does not want to be an obstacle to the well-being of her loved one.

Olesya resembles the delightful beauties of fairy tales, who, in addition to unwritten beauty, were gifted with various rare talents. The girl who grew up in the forest loves nature. Noticeably stands out from the background of ordinary girls. The narrator notes the following: "There was nothing like the locals in it." The faces of those girls wore similar frightened expressions. Olesya gave the impression of a calm and confident person. And Olesya's face was originally beautiful.

The protagonist, not surprisingly, is fascinated by her: "... my heart was tied to this charming, incomprehensible girl with thin, strong invisible threads."

The villagers consider Olesya a witch. She herself said that her family was cursed, and her soul was sold to the devil. However, Olesya, who grew up outside of society, is kind. She is not cynical, hypocritical or hypocritical. Although the locals consider her and her grandmother to be an ulcer of these places, meanwhile, against the background of Olesya, they themselves look cruel, rude and callous.

The malice of the village is opposed moral qualities Olesya. She is strong-willed and close to nature, its purity. There is bad talk about Oles with her grandmother. They are even blamed for any problems that just happened to the villagers. Although in fact they do not maintain a relationship with each other. Olesya is surprised: “Do we really touch anyone!”.

Observant Olesya is inquisitive.

She asks about everything that the young master could tell. Between her and Ivan Timofeevich, love arises, pure and real. Olesya deserves such love - she is lively, attentive, pure. She gives her all.

Olesya readily fulfills a stupid demand - to go to church, and this led to sad consequences.

The villagers attacked the heroine, believing that they were punishing the "witch". The threat thrown by Olesya with passion is taken seriously by the locals. Now any incident, such as an accidental hail, seems to them a curse sent by a witch. This poses a threat to Olesya. She suddenly leaves with her grandmother.

The image of Olesya is pure and noble. It is a pity that the heroine melts when you read about the hardships she experienced. For example, about her separation from her beloved. But Olesya and such a young man - a gentleman committed to the opinion of society, cannot have a future.

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Kuprin was always struck by the combination of “childish purity of hearts with cold-blooded courage, admired the refinement of the soul, capable of recognizing and appreciating his feelings. All these qualities are inherent in the heroine of the story about love, from which the light of "quivering and life-giving love" emanates.

The eternal insecurity of a true exalted feeling before the world, all the values of the Kuprin world of love are fraught with high suffering, and the tragic, uncompromising outcome serves as a sure measure of the depth and strength of love, which is so rare and turns out to be stronger than death.

During research work we got acquainted with the scientific works devoted to the biography of the creative heritage of A. I. Kuprin, such authors as V. N. Afanasiev, A. A. Volkov, A. A. Kachaeva, F. I. Kuleshov, O. N. Mikhailov , L. A. Smirnova and others.

As additional material used textbooks on the history and theory of Russian literature, such authors as L. I. Levina, A. G. Sokolov, M. B. Kharpchenko, L. I. Timofeev, V. E. Khalizev, as well as articles. Posted on the Internet site.

The relevance of research. The inexhaustible love that sounds so clearly in A. I. Kuprin’s story “Olesya” characterizes an insoluble artistic conflict, accompanied by suffering.

Research novelty. In an attempt to identify and justify the external and internal qualities inherent only in the heroines of Kuprin's work about love as characteristic of realistic and romantic female images, captivating with the touching purity of their feelings.

Object of study. Female images of AI Kuprin about love.

Subject of study. Portrait and psychological characteristics of the female image in the story of A. I. Kuprin "Olesya".

Purpose of the study. To study the methods of depicting the external and internal appearance of the heroine A.I. Kuprin "Olesya".

In accordance with the set goal, the following tasks:

To reveal the fundamental features of the external and internal appearance of the heroine of A.I. Kuprin "Olesya";

Analyze the main artistic techniques that allow the author to most accurately show soul feelings heroes, in which they reveal individual characteristics their personalities, their worldviews;

show effective, creative force love as a feeling, absolutized in one soul and become a symbol for the rebirth or rebirth of another.

Research methods: descriptive, comparatively juxtaposed, philological.

Practical significance: work can be used on practical exercises and at seminars on the work of Kuprin, at extracurricular classes at school.

Work structure: The work consists of an introduction of one chapter, a conclusion and a list of references.

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Introduction…………………………………………………………………………3

Chapter 1 Portrait characteristics and psychology of female characters in A. I. Kuprin’s romantic story “Olesya”

Portrait details in the romantic novel by A. I. Kuprin “Olesya”……………………………………………………………….8
Artistic techniques depicting the inner world of the heroine of the story “Olesya”…………………………………………………………….15

Conclusion………………………………………………………………23

Literature……………………………………………………………….25

Introduction.

Already earlier in the work of A. I. Kuprin, in its mainstream, it continues the traditions of critical realism: Kuprin depicts his heroes in typical circumstances, exposing the social order that suppresses sincere feelings in a person, contrary to the natural human right to happiness.

The boundless human possibilities and the inability of a person to realize them - that's what worried the writer most of all. In Kuprin's prose there are many stories and love - the writer. There are many stories about love in Kuprin's prose - the writer created very different love stories, depicting intimate experiences as a natural, relaxed manifestation of a person's spiritual essence. The solution to unexpected psychological shifts has always attracted Kuprin. At the center of his works are not just events or characters, but an explosive collision that reveals underlying spiritual movements.

Having chosen the theme of love as one of the main themes of his work, A. I. Kuprina created a whole gallery of living images. Having discovered a great ability for artistic transformation, entering into an image, which allowed him to create surprisingly lively characters, with great truthfulness to convey the complex train of thought and experiences of his heroes. Kuprin's strengths as an artist and psychologist were revealed in the psychologist's disclosure of female images. The heroines of his stories are most often placed in such life situations in which their courage, nobility, purity of spirit and selflessness appear.

The theme of love has become for the writer, as it were, a refuge from everything vile, cynical, mercantile. The work dedicated to love is not only not captivating in terms of plot, but is also dramatic and full of psychological truth.

The discrepancy, the conflict between the real and the desired, was overcome by the author in an original way - he simply refused the option of happy and perfect love, realizing that one cannot expect passions in a gray life, but their strength is equal to the legendary ones. Hence the tragic concept of the story, and the tragic female image, most authentically and vividly presented in the story about love: "Olesya" (1989)

The sublime and heroic in the female image is inseparable from the idea of the dignity and greatness of a person, manifested in his suffering.

The topic of my research work is formulated as follows: “Female images of A. I. Kuprin’s story “Olesya”

The self-affirmation of the personality of its spiritual principles is accomplished at the cost of renouncing one's own happiness (“Olesya”) at the cost of one's own life.

In the course of the research work, we got acquainted with scientific works devoted to the biography of the creative heritage of A. I. Kuprin, such authors as V. N. Afanasiev, A. A. Volkov, A. A. Kachaeva, F. I. Kuleshov, O N. Mikhailov, L. A. Smirnova and others.

Textbooks on the history and theory of Russian literature by such authors as L. I. Levina, A. G. Sokolov, M. B. Kharpchenko, L. I. Timofeev, V. E. Khalizev, as well as articles . Posted on the Internet site.

The relevance of research.The inexhaustible love that sounds so clearly in A. I. Kuprin’s story “Olesya” characterizes an insoluble artistic conflict, accompanied by suffering.

Research novelty.In an attempt to identify and justify the external and internal qualities inherent only in the heroines of Kuprin's work about love as characteristic of realistic and romantic female images, captivating with the touching purity of their feelings.

Object of study.Female images of AI Kuprin about love.

Subject of study.Portrait and psychological characteristics of the female image in the story of A. I. Kuprin "Olesya".

Purpose of the study.To study the methods of depicting the external and internal appearance of the heroine A.I. Kuprin "Olesya".

In accordance with the set goal, the following tasks:

To reveal the fundamental features of the external and internal appearance of the heroine of A.I. Kuprin "Olesya";

Analyze the main artistic techniques that allow the author to most accurately show the spiritual experiences of the characters, in which the individual characteristics of their personality, their worldview are revealed;

Show the effective, creative power of love as a feeling, absolutized in one soul and become a symbol for the rebirth or rebirth of another.

Research methods:descriptive, comparatively juxtaposed, philological.

Practical significance:the work can be used in practical classes and at seminars on the work of Kuprin, in extracurricular classes at school.

Work structure:The work consists of an introduction of one chapter, a conclusion and a list of references.

Chapter 1.

Portrait characteristics and psychology of female images in

Romantic story "Olesya".

At the heart of A. I. Kuprin’s creative quest lies an endless comprehension of the essence human personality, especially a bright, outstanding personality, capable of sincere spiritual impulses.

Kuprin considered human abilities and hidden possibilities to be unlimited and sought to prove that with his works.

Kuprin is called a psychologist writer, a connoisseur of the human soul, able to acutely feel the whole gamut of feelings experienced by his characters.

The writer achieved such mastery, thanks to an inexhaustible desire to comprehend life in all its contradictions and complexity, to reveal all the smallest details of human evolution in accordance with the world around him, which is so far from perfect.

The inner image of a person in the work of Kuprin is always correlated with the objective content of a holistic life. AND life experience the writer himself was extremely rich and varied. All his works are his own artistically generalized impressions. Kuprin's prose reflected the writer's enduring need to see beauty and perfection in the world, and in a person, in addition to these two qualities that so attracted the writer, strength of mind and nobility, loftiness of feelings.

And the bearers of all these human qualities, the table that attracted the attention of the writer, are female images, striking in their realism and expressiveness and written out with extraordinary skill.

Among the numerous female images created by A. I. Kuprin, there are many bright, strong, outstanding personalities who are able to love selflessly, courageously and disinterestedly, finding happiness in her very opportunity to love.

Selflessly, courageously and disinterestedly, finding happiness in her very opportunity to love.

inner dynamism, psychological truth differed already early works Kuprin about love, in which the reader is presented with a whole gallery of female images. By various means, the writer creates a poetic, although by no means idealized, atmosphere of worship for the heroines of his stories, who go to self-sacrifice in the name of their love.

The writer was always struck by the combination of “childish purity of hearts with cold-blooded courage”, a quality that he brilliantly expressed in female images (“Sulamith”, “Olesya”). Many stories about the death of love, beauty have one feature in common - everywhere we are talking about the impossibility of finding happiness, fulfilling spiritual needs in a monstrously imperfect world.

Whoever these women were, whose images were embodied in Kuprin's prose, they are a true reproduction of typical characters in typical circumstances.

1.1. Portrait details in a romantic

The story of A.I Kuprin "Olesya".

Kuprin highly valued the beautiful in life and bowed before beauty, whether it be the beauty of nature, the beauty of the human spirit or body. The writer's refined souls, their deep understanding of life and saddened consciousness that so often spiritualized and beautiful remains unclaimed.

The image of Olesya is one of the most romantic in the rich gallery of female images of Kuprin's works. Nature generously rewarded the girl with beauty and proud strength.

Having not yet seen the girl, Ivan Timofeevich is excited when he hears a “fresh, strong and sonorous female voice” singing a graceful little Russian song. And now, in the doorway, a “tall laughing girl” is shown, carefully holding the edges of her apron. From which finch chicks peep out, and laughs loudly.

Kuprin does not seek to furnish the appearance of Olesya with some kind of external effects. True to himself, he prefers details that convey the mood of people, their psychology. Before us is a young, healthy girl who has just returned from the forest, studied to the last path and with all its inhabitants. From a few words spoken to her grandmother, we learn that the finches are tame with everything and themselves “tagged along” with Olesya, that she often feeds them in the forest.

The author is in no hurry to show us the external portrait of the heroine, and Ivan Timofeevich did not immediately see what a young Polissya witch was like. Only after leaving the dim hut on the street, he “involuntarily admired her: “There was nothing in it like the local “girls”, whose faces, under ugly bandages covering their foreheads from above, and from below their mouths and chins, wear such a frightened and monotonous expression. My

the stranger, a tall brunette about twenty or twenty-five years old, carried herself lightly and slenderly. A spacious white shirt freely and beautifully upholstered her young breasts. The originality of the beauty of her face, once seen by her, could not be forgotten, but it was difficult, even getting used to it, to describe it. His charm lay in those large, brilliant, dark eyes, to which thin eyebrows, broken in the middle, gave an elusive shade of slyness, authoritativeness and naivety; in a swarthy-pink skin tone, in a masterful curve of the lips, of which the lower, somewhat fuller, protruded forward with a determined and capricious look. .

Growing up far from the "poor civilization", weighed down by petty fuss, conventions, Olesya was healthy both morally and physically. She gives herself entirely to a wonderful, soul-refreshing communion with nature and knows nothing about cities, cars, technical progress, "crippling and disfiguring" the souls of people.

The previously presented portrait of Olesya's grandmother, the prince's witch Manuilikha, is a striking contrast to the girl's appearance.

“All the features of the Baba Yaga ... were evident: thin cheeks, drawn inward, passed below into a sharp, long, flabby chin. Almost in contact with the hanging down nose; a sunken, toothless mouth moved incessantly, as if chewing something, faded, once blue eyes, cold, bulging, with very short red eyelids, like the eyes of an unseen sinister bird. .

Something wheezes and bubbles in the old woman's chest, from her "Toothless, mumbling mouth" strange noises, similar to “the panting croaking of an old crow ...” Before us appears an old, probably very sick woman who once lived among people, and now fears all sorts of meetings with them and protects her granddaughter from communicating with people.

The old woman lived hard life, has suffered a lot from human malice, and now she fears most of all, no matter how knowing people Olesya, due to her gullibility, did not become a victim of human hatred.

The unusual excitement of the old woman, who heard the voice of the approaching Olesya, expressed in her movements and speech, is masterfully conveyed by the author and, as it were, prepares the reader for the tragic outcome of the forest tale.

Well, go, go now, falcon, - the old woman fussed anxiously, pushing me away from the table. - There is nothing for you to hang around in other people's huts. Go where you went...

She even grabbed my jacket sleeve and pulled me towards the door. Her face expressed some kind of bestial anxiety” [20,90].

Olesya also feels fear of people and dislike for them, having met Ivan Timofeevich with obvious discontent, which can be traced both in her behavior and in speech:

Are these all tame birds? I asked...

Manual, - she answered curtly and without even looking at me. .

Only a soft, pleading tone and assurances from Ivan Timofeevich that he was “neither a constable, nor a clerk, nor an exciseman” and Olesya, who allowed him to talk a little, looked at him with “experiencing distrust”, but the first meeting did not last long and, seemed to leave no feelings in the souls of young people.

The first impression that Ivan Timofeevich made from meeting the mysterious Polesie sorceress was admiration for the girl’s external beauty, her independent behavior, free judgment, bordering on amazement, where did she come from in this semi-wild woman who had not received any education.

The girl has so many extraordinary qualities that the city dweller has long lost: purity, sincerity, proud strength?

Kuprin is in no hurry to develop events, he only inspires the idea that something should happen soon. The sudden appearance of a girl in a rickety hut, next to Manuilikha, ugly in her senile help, gives the writer the opportunity, through the lips of his hero, to most vividly and excitedly describe the original charm of the “forest girl”, who grew up in her natural surroundings of beautiful and powerful nature.

Throughout the story, the writer adds external characteristic heroines with ever new details, strokes, creating a poetic image of a truly beautiful person who preserves the true human qualities in any, even the most dramatic circumstances of life.

The author gives a detailed, detailed portrait of the heroine in order to show not only the charming beauty of a young, healthy, strong girl, but also the life-giving force of nature, among which this original and original beauty flourished. Growing up far away from the pernicious influence of the “poor civilization”, Olesya seemed to have absorbed the life-giving juices of mother nature herself. In the beauty of Olesya, in the proud power emanating from her, the writer embodies the beauty and proud power of nature, which shaped a person in his own image and likeness.

Describing the appearance of Olesya, her gestures, facial expressions, manner of speaking, the writer uses bright epithets, comparisons that allow you to create a colorful, lively and at the same time romantic image.

Initially, we see a fervently laughing, strong, slender girl.

Kuprin, to emphasize, highlight the beautiful, uses contrasts.

In Oles there is nothing like the local “girls”, whose gloomy faces are hidden by “ugly bandages” and always wear such a monotonous, frightened expression”

Olesya is also dressed in a rustic way, but rough and simple clothes do not spoil her appearance at all, but only emphasize the harmony and flexibility of a young and strong body. Olesya does not know how to pretend at all, and all the shades of feelings experienced by her are immediately reflected on her face, giving it even more charm. She laughed, and - how strange, how unexpectedly her Beautiful face... it suddenly became bright, shy, childish.

Throughout the story, the writer will supplement the description of Olesya's appearance with more and more new details, strokes, creating a poetic image of a truly beautiful person who retains truly human qualities in any, even the most dramatic, echina circumstances.

The author notes speed and ease of movementOlesya: “she easily and quickly ran into the hut”; “Olesya quickly twisted her white ... tow, ... then let the spindle fall, then picked it up ... the work was in full swing in her hands.” ;nobility and innate graceful moderation,expressed in her movements and speech. Here she "with sweet simplicity" invites Ivan Timofeevich to dine with her and the old woman, and, watching her while eating, the hero notes that "even in the manner of eating, Olesya had some kind of innate decency." , even in a speech, her hero notes "an expression of proud confidence in his strength." .

Olesya's sonorous and fresh voice, her sly smile or loud laugh, her swift deft and graceful movements, her sweet face with charming features, on which, like in a mirror, all shades of the girl's moods and feelings are reflected, innate tact and noble

Moderation in expressing feelings - these are the main components of the appearance of the heroine of the story and naive and bright love.

Joyful light tones, colors and intonations prevail in the description of Olesya's appearance, as she appears at the moment of our acquaintance with her and along the sea of plot development.

Love made Olesya even more beautiful. Now her face lights up with a “tender radiant smile of love”, her voice sounds “like sweet music”, “with an indescribable expression of tender caress and touching courage”. Love brought the beauty of femininity, the touching charm of sincerity of feelings into Olesya's appearance.

“I tried to take away the hawthorn flower from her. Resisting, she fell to the ground and carried me away with her, laughing joyfully and stretching out her wet sweet lips, open with frequent breathing, to me. [12.56].

Only at the end of the story, when the “naive tale of love” turns into a tragedy, will we see another Olesya. Olesya with eyes “full of large, unshed tears”, then “without a scarf, in tattered clothes” and with a “pale, scratched, bloody face”, loudly and with “passionate hatred” shouting out threats to the crowd that abused her.

AT bright world Animal savagery and meanness rush in to Olesya, and bright, warm, light colors go out, for a moment an ugly, terrible celebration celebrates. Joy gives way to fear, longing, a sense of helplessness. The theme of unattainable happiness, constantly heard in the work of Kuprin, takes on special relevance in Olesya's story.

The characters in the story are bound by the laws of a certain social environment, which they perceive as necessary and requiring fulfillment.

Only Olesya, who grew up far from false social norms, keeps in pure form inherent human abilities. Her

the image is the ideal of a person in which external beauty and internal beauty are combined, manifesting in a rare and highly valued by the writer ability to love sincerely, disinterestedly and sacrificially.

The beautiful image of Olesya is presented in a mysterious and majestic frame of no less beautiful nature with its “mysteriously colored forests”, dressed in “silvery, transparent covers” trees, paved with a “plush carpet” of moss, paths and paths, such “bright, elegant and charming, exactly avenue, cleaned by the elves for the solemn procession of Oberon and Titania. . Only here, in the primeval realm, "among this smiling legend" could and did Olesya's extraordinary beauty flourish. It is not for nothing that the hero recalls “the more beautiful appearance of Olesya”, inseparable from the blazing evening dawns, dewy, fragrant “lily of the valley and honey”, mornings full of cheerful freshness and ringing bird noise ... hot June days.

Here, in this wonderful realm of nature, Olesya's large dark eyes shone so cheerfully, her happy laugh merged with the sonorous chirping of birds; here, under these “tall, slender pines”, Olesya for the first time uttered words of love, and passionately kissed her lover, and here, for almost a month, a naive, charming fairy tale continued ... love, which “like a precious setting, was adorned by the majestic green beauty of the forest”. .

In the primeval and chaste realm of nature, Olesya appears before us as a jewel in a magnificent setting.

Her very first attempt to approach the external, obviously hostile world turns into a tragedy.

There, on the square, which "swarmed with drunken, noisy people," where "the unbearably hot air seemed to be saturated with the disgusting mixed smell of burnt vodka, onions, sheepskin

Tulupov, a strong monarch - Bakun and the fumes of dirty human bodies ”, a wild ignorant crowd, hating everything new, unusual, unlike itself, tried to mix in literally helpless girl with mud, injuring her beautiful body and deeply wounding her soul, defenseless in its naive purity.

A completely different Olesya appears before us in the last meeting with Ivan Timofeevich:

“Olesya's face glowed with a feverish blush, dark eyes shone unnaturally bright, dry lips twitched nervously. Long red abrasions depicted her forehead, cheeks and neck. . But this is not what the author focuses on. Bruises and abrasions will heal. But before us is another Olesya. She speaks in a “weak, barely audible voice”, in which “plaintive plea and suffering” are heard, on her unusually serious face only a “sweet smile” occasionally appears.

Feelings of longing and anxiety are growing, parting with a surprisingly bright and joyful atmosphere of pure and sublime feelings that have been touched and threaten to destroy ignorance, rudeness and evil.

But that doesn't happen. Olesya is gifted with the ability to love not only sincerely and reverently, but also sacrificially. The strength of her love, as it were, elevates the heroes above gossip and gossip, wild reprisals, above everything petty and insignificant, not allowing the bright fairy-tale atmosphere to fade completely. Love triumphs over everything unworthy of it and evil, leaving about itself devoid of bitterness, “light and joyful” memories.

1.2. Artistic image techniques

the inner world of the heroine of the story "Olesya"

The story "Olesya" is often called the artistic discovery of Kuprin - so freely, easily, without any tricks, the writer managed to create an amazingly realistic realistic image of the Polissya beauty, striking in its poetry, perfection, richness of shades of the complex spiritual world.

A true artistic instinct helps the writer to fully reveal the beauty and originality of the girl's inner world, to show her naivety and authority, femininity and proud independence "flexible moving mind", "primitive and vivid imagination", spiritual generosity and touching courage, delicacy and innate tact, participation in the modern mysteries of nature.

Beautiful as the very nature of woodland, Olesya appears before us, as if coming out of a fairy tale. But the very origin of the girl, and the process of forming her character, the writer shrouds in mystery. We do not learn anything about her parents, about where she lived with her grandmother before they settled in Polesie. The writer himself, emphasizing that Olesya was raised by a dark, illiterate old woman, convinces the reader that the girl turned out so wonderful precisely because she grew up in the forest, not knowing the corrupting influence of civilization.

revealing inner world girls, the writer uses the technique of comparing two natures, two attitudes. On the one hand, charming in her naivety, proud self-confidence, sincerity and purity, Olesya, on the other, an educated intellectual, humanist, representative of urban culture - Ivan Timofeevich. The ratio speaks for itself. Above the kind, but weak and "lazy" heart of Ivan Timofeevich, Olesya rises with nobility, integrity, in her strength, the ability to sacrifice, confidence.

Great strength artistic expressiveness acquires the portrait features of a girl barely indicated at the beginning of the story, conveying the slightest shades of her feelings and experiences.

Out of curiosity, Ivan Timofeevich, radio-searching for the dwelling of the "witches", could hardly have thought that he would meet such an original beauty, such a strong and original nature in the wilderness of Polesye loess.

Olesya, brought up from an early age in distrust of people, does not even feel curiosity at the sight of a stranger and behaves unfriendly, not hiding her desire to get rid of the intruder as soon as possible. The writer conveys her state mainly by verbs in combination with adverbs: “black eyebrows moved displeasedly”, left silently”, “answered abruptly”, “shrugged her shoulders indifferently”, “waved her hand dismissively”, “Asked anxiously”, “looked with searching distrust” and etc.

Olesya's facial expression, her speech gestures convincingly convey the feelings of a girl who is used to expecting only unkind things from people. It can be seen that she was alarmed by the appearance of a new person, she does not trust him and, perhaps, takes him for a representative of the authorities, from whom she and her grandmother "suffered".

“Well, now tell me, why are you afraid of people?” - Ivan Timofeevich asks, misunderstanding Olesya's anxiety. “Then she spoke with growing excitement:

We feel bad for them..." The constant requisitions of the sergeant and the policeman, mockery of the old woman - she is called "a witch, a devil, a convict" outrages Olesya, who sincerely does not understand why people are so merciless:

“Are we touching anyone? We don’t even need people ... even if we don’t see anyone at all. ”Polessky Forest is both a home and a whole world for Olesya, her kingdom, which she owns and which protects from intrusion by outsiders. Having allowed Ivan Timofeevich to come here, she asks not to take a gun:

“Why beat the birds or hares too. They do no harm to anyone, but they want to live, just like you and me. Do I love them? They are small, stupid, ”she tells the hero like a small child, rightly believing that nature is only a source of prey for him.

Kuprin skillfully uses details to most fully show the psychology of people, their internal state reflected in facial expressions, gestures, words and deeds.

Landscapes in the work are also created in order to emphasize this or that state of mind of the characters, their mood.

Winter, with its blizzards and the slow passage of time, which makes the hero feel melancholy, make him try many activities: he rereads books, tries to get acquainted with the “local intelligentsia”, tries to treat Perebrod residents, teaches Yarmol to read and write, hunts, but does not finish a single thing. to the end and nothing can dispel boredom and drive away "an indefinite, soul-corroding melancholy."

All these feelings are completely unfamiliar to Olesya, singing songs loudly in the snowy wilderness of the forest, where an active life does not stop for a minute: “Life away from civilization is provided by everyday hard work, and everything free time Olesya is looking forward to walks in the forest, taking care of its inhabitants.

The first, fleeting meeting of the hero with Olesya takes place in winter, the next - in the spring. Increasingly recalling the image of a girl, Ivan Timofeevich experiences "spring sadness, full of restless expectations and vague forebodings." Trying to sort out his feelings, he admits to himself that in Oles he is attracted not only.

"a face shining with a gentle smile", slender young body, but also an innate graceful moderation”, showing through in words and movements, “the halo of the mystery surrounding her, the superstitious reputation of a witch, life in the forest thicket among the swamp and, in particular, this proud self-confidence ...”.

Revealing the originality and talent of Olesya, Kuprin touches on those mysterious phenomena of the psyche that science cannot unravel even today, and explains them from a realistic position: “... Olesya had access to those unconscious, instinctive, extracted random experience, strange knowledge that, having outstripped exact science by a whole century, lives, mixed with wild beliefs, in a dark, closed mass of the people, transmitted as the greatest secret from generation to generation".

This forest girl is endowed with unusual qualities, some special power of intuition, insight, those heightened feelings that a city dweller has long lost.

With amazing perspicacity, she will reveal to the hero his own character, recognizing in him a weak nature, easily influenced, unsure of his abilities.

Olesya's fortune-telling is not at all like the fortune-telling of her grandmother, as it is built on a peculiar psychological analysis. Olesya avoids cliched phrases that fortunetellers usually use, such as “some trouble falls on you”, “ big interest you get out through the long road, ”etc.

“Well, I’ll probably say,” Olesya finally agreed ... This is what happened to you: although you are a kind person, you are only weak ... Your kindness is not good, not cordial. You are not master of your word. Love to take over people, but you yourself do not want to, but obey them.

The girl reveals not the most best features character, reveals the weaknesses of a person whom she is ready to love. At the end of the divination, she predicts her own fate:

“It’s not good for this lady of clubs, worse than death. She will accept the shame through you, such that it is impossible to forget for the rest of her life, a long sadness comes out to her ... ".

Olesya firmly believes that you cannot escape fate, but she makes an attempt to overcome the emerging feeling.

After a number of walks through the spring forest with Ivan Timofeevich, during which Olesya either works “miracles, talking blood on his arm, forcing him to fall out of the blue, promising to catch fear on him, then falls asleep with questions, trying to learn more” about countries and peoples , about the phenomena of nature, about the structure of the universe ... ”, the girl suddenly, in one of the meetings, is clearly reluctant to talk to Ivan Timofeevich and coldly says goodbye to him.

Alarmed by such a change in attitude towards him, the hero attributes this to the wounded pride of a proud girl who is forced to accept her help. But Olesya, anticipating that love will bring her more suffering, tries to drown out the feeling that is asserting itself more and more powerfully in herself:

“Ah, Olesya, if you knew how much pain you caused me ... I waited so much, so waited every evening for you to come with me again ... And you used to be always so inattentive, boring, angry ... I didn’t I suspected, Olesya, that all this comes from my grandmother…” [20,120].

Olesya's answer was unexpected for the hero. She admitted that she herself wanted to move away, to forget, because "I was afraid, I thought that you could get away from fate ...". But having survived several days of separation, Olesya realized that she was unable to give up her love.

In the descriptions of the scenes of love, the writer again shows himself to be a deep psychologist and a great artist, drawing the experiences of lovers with deep tact:

“I remember, I remember very clearly only that Olesya’s pale face quickly turned to me and that on this charming, new face for me, in an instant, bewilderment and fear, anxiety and a tender, radiant smile of love were reflected, replacing each other ... And how much I read in Olesya's large, dark eyes: the excitement of the meeting, and the reproach for my long absence, and the ardent declaration of love ... I felt that with this look Olesya gives me joyfully, without any conditions or hesitation, all her being ". .

And again Kuprin turns to the technique of contrast, comparing the inner experiences of the two characters. Having decided for herself that she is unable to give up her love, Olesya, pure and sincere in her spiritual manifestations, gives herself up to her feeling joyfully and completely. Her love is undemanding and generous.

The hero, on the other hand, sincerely and deeply loves Oles, but doubt and anxiety do not leave him in the happiest moments. Thoughts about marrying Olesya are invariably intertwined with thoughts about how he will look at this community, whose opinion he cannot but reckon with, how will this girl who grew up in nature, free from any conventions, feel in a fashionable dress in the living room of a city house? Finally, what to do with an old woman who does not cause any sympathy?

The hero's love for Olesya is sincere and deep, he has enough mind and heart to try to overcome his doubts, but nevertheless, carried away by his feelings, he closes his eyes to the future, fully aware that he can hurt Olesya. Olesya is different. Her love is sacrificial and generous love, most of all she is afraid of causing grief to her beloved.

“Your wife? ... No, no ... you yourself understand that it’s ridiculous to even think about it. Well, what kind of wife am I to you, really? You are a gentleman, you are smart, educated, and I? I can’t read and I don’t know where to step…”

Olesya, with her characteristic perspicacity, foresees that such unequal marriage cannot complicate the life of the hero, make him unhappy:

“You are young, free… Would I really have the courage to tie you hand and foot all my life? Well, what if you like someone else? After all, then you will hate me, curse the day and hour when I agreed to marry you ... Do not be angry, my dear! ... I do not want to offend you. I'm only thinking about your happiness." .

In these words - the whole of Olesya, with her innate mind, pure soul, generous heart.

In her desire to do something especially pleasant for her beloved, Olesya decided to go to church, despite her fear of God and confidence in her mysterious and fatal calling.

Timid feelings of the hero, constrained and inconsistent movements of his soul, indecision, expressed in "fearful expectation", "petty fear", set off Olesya's unfettered, sublime and sacrificial feeling - evidence of wealth, courage and purity of soul.

In love, in her happy and tragic moments, the character of the heroine, her feelings, worldview are manifested.

Olesya's love is free, not constrained by anything, that very “gentle, fragrant” feeling that Kuprin dreamed of seeing in life. This is “pagan” love, bashfully - chaste, simple and deep, sensitive, like nature itself, love - a fairy tale that blooms in the frame of primordial nature, purifying and beneficially affecting the soul and feelings of a person.

For A. I. Kuprin, love is the most consistent form of affirmation and identification of the personal principle in a person. And he, creating dozens of very different, often romantic love stories, was guided by more than one desire to intrigue the reader. The writer portrayed intimate experiences as a natural, uninhibited manifestation of the spiritual essence of a person. The death of spiritual purity in people, their loss of the ability to love "tenderly, chastely, reverently" the writer associated with the harmful influence of the "iron" civilization. Thus he comes to worship an exceptional personality, the so-called "natural man." This image of a “natural person” is embodied in the story “Olesya”.

Olesya, cherished by her mother - nature, who grew up far from false social foundations, retains in her pure form from birth the inherent qualities and abilities of a person. Her behavior is psychologically subtly motivated. Endowed with unprecedented strength, the soul brings harmony into the obviously contradictory relations of people. And this, such a rare gift, is expressed in the girl's love for Ivan Timofeevich. By the power of her feelings, Olesya, unfortunately, for a short time, but returns to the hero the naturalness of the experience he had lost:

“For almost a whole month, the naive, charming fairy tale of our love continued, and to this day, together with the beautiful appearance of Olesya, these blazing evening dawns, these dewy mornings fragrant with lilies of the valley and honey, live with unfading strength in my soul. Full of cheerful freshness and ringing bird noise, and hot, languid, lazy June days ... not once did boredom, fatigue, or eternal passion for a wandering life stir in my soul during this time. I, like a pagan god or like a young, strong animal, enjoyed light, warmth, conscious joy of life and calm, healthy, sensual love.

Depicting the inner state of the characters, their experiences, Kuprin often uses parallels with the state of nature. This is both descriptive and symbolic parallelism.

Here stands on the edge of a coniferous forest with lush clods of snow hanging “on the branches”, Ivan Timofeevich lost his way and listens in fascination to the “cold silence”, feels how “time slowly and silently passes” through him. . Very soon this winter fairy tale will introduce him to the fairy tale characters- resembling a woman - the yaga Manuilikha and the kind and sorceress Olesya, after whom finches can "tangle", and "respectable starlings" live in her house.

The fairy-tale motif, once sounded, does not disappear.

The fabulous winter landscape will soon replace the no less fabulous spring one with magical aromas, colors and sounds that can resurrect the soul for love and joy. The whole atmosphere of the story is imbued with fabulousness, which the author directly calls: “And this whole night merged into some kind of magical, bewitching fairy tale.” . Or "the naive, charming fairy tale of our love continued for almost a whole month."

Emphasizing the fabulous atmosphere surrounding the lovers, the author seeks to express the main idea: only in such a primeval environment can a person as chaste and pure as Olesya grow up. He who knows how to accept the gift of love as priceless, enjoy his feeling, surrendering to it, without a shadow of a doubt, without fear and hesitation.

Comparing the characters of the two main characters in the story, Kuprin shows us the difference between Olesya's selfless love and Ivan Timofeevich's sincere, but not devoid of selfishness feeling. Olesya not only bewitched the hero, she gave him the opportunity to feel like a "pagan god", to enjoy the light, warmth, conscious joy of life and calm, healthy, sensual love. .

Undemanding in love, Olesya tried not to offend anything, not to upset her loved one. Even in the most tragic moments of her life, she only thought about not causing him pain and suffering.

When there was only this charming tale of love, Olesya said: “Whatever happens, I will not regret it.”

And indeed, even in the most difficult moments, Olesya did not regret that she had not abandoned her love, which was obviously doomed to misfortune.

At the moment of parting, when shocked by what happened, confused and depressed, Ivan Timofeevich cannot hold back his tears, Olesya, beaten, burning with a fever, consoles him, and surprise, tenderness and suffering sound in her voice: “Do not torture yourself, my dear ... After all, I feel so good with you. Let's not cry as long as we're together." .

Olesya disappeared from the life of the hero as mysteriously as she appeared in it. She left without leaving resentment or disappointment in his soul. Olesya's last gift was a string of coral beads - a reminder of Olesya's gentle generous love, of her pure and sensitive heart.

Conclusion

The image of Olesya is one of the most poetic images in Kuprin's work on the theme of love. It embodied the writer's dream of perfect man in which both soul and body are beautiful. The author clearly romanticizes the image of the daughter of the forests, but this does not in the least harm his integrity and originality.

The beauty of the heroine, not only physical, but also spiritual, reaches an unprecedented flowering and harmony in the conditions of Polissya, far from the pernicious influence of civilization.

In describing Olesya's appearance, the writer uses expressively colored epithets and comparisons, which are dominated by bright, warm, brilliant colors, gentle tones: describing the girl's facial features, the author uses such epithets as: "brilliant" (eyes), "thin" (eyebrows) , “masterful” bend (of the lips), “dark pink skin tone.” The very expression of the face is “light”, “shy”, “childish”, “gentle”, “cute”; smile - "affectionate", "radiant", "sly". Her body is as slender as young fir-trees grown in the free space of an old forest, it is “strong”, “dexterous”, “strong”, “hot”. “Clean”, “fresh”, “sonorous” voice of Olesya sounds either “with a soft apology”, or “with an indescribable expression of tender affection and touching courage”.

The original beauty of Olesya becomes even brighter among the riot of joyful colors of summer: “young foliage, young grass”, “delicate greenery of lilacs”, “fragrant with lilies of the valley and honey, full of cheerful freshness and ringing bird noise” dawns, “blazing evening dawns”. Outer beauty Olesya is similar to the eternal, unfading beauty of nature, giving life itself, light and warmth, bringing harmony to souls.

The search for an answer to the question of where to look for real, not physically and spiritually mutilated people, in which Kuprin al image of the "daughter of nature" - a beautiful, pure and wise "savage".

Olesya is not only beautiful and charming. She has a resolute and proud disposition, combined with amazing responsiveness, sensitivity, disinterestedness and purity of soul. These properties of character are especially clearly visible against the background of mental laziness, indecision and not the mediation of the character of Ivan Timofeevich.

The opposition of these two characters allows the writer to show the subtlest shades of feelings and thoughts of the heroine, the motives of her actions and behavior.

Nature in the story actively influences the thoughts and feelings of the characters: a winter landscape, a fairy tale summer night, a cruel thunderstorm are associated with the most significant events in the development of the plot, with the most sincere happy and dramatic experiences of the characters.

Before us is a surprisingly integral, original, free “nature”, in which childish naivety is combined with uncompromisingness and pride, gentleness and innate tact with determination, a clear mind and fresh imagination with unshakable hereditary superstition.

The amazing disinterestedness and responsiveness of Olesya's soul is manifested in her desire not to overshadow the happy moments of love, the ability to catch every thought, every movement of the soul of a loved one, even in the most tragic moments. Olesya's love is the very “tender, quivering, fragrant feeling” that the writer so dreamed of seeing in real life. Olesya sacrifices her dream of happiness to the well-being and tranquility of the hero, consciously and with amazing courage refusing to prolong the "charming tale of love."

“I only think about your happiness!” - these words expressed all the generosity of a sincere, sensitive and selfless soul.

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MUNICIPAL BUDGET GENERAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION

SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL SCHOOL №3, Ak-Dovurak

Section: literary criticism

Research work for the city NPK "Step into the Future"

on the topic:

“Female images of the story by A.I. Kuprin "Olesya"

Completed: student of 9 "b" class

MBOU secondary school №3

Scientific adviser: Oorzhak A.B.

teacher of Russian language and literature

MBOU secondary school №3

Ak-Dovurak 2013

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My stranger, a tall brunette about twenty or twenty-five years old, carried herself lightly and slenderly. A spacious white shirt freely and beautifully wrapped around her young healthy breasts. The original beauty of her face, once seen, could not be forgotten ... its charm lay in those large, shiny, dark eyes, to which thin eyebrows, broken in the middle, gave an elusive shade of slyness, authority and naivety; in a swarthy-pink skin tone, in a masterful bend of the lips, of which the lower one, somewhat fuller, stood out in front of her with a decisive and capricious look ... "[p. 93-4]

"Olesya" [p.284]

"Her thin eyebrows suddenly moved, eyes focused on me with a formidable and attractive expression, the pupils enlarged and turned blue ... Under this intent, strange look, I was seized by the cold horror of the supernatural.

"Olesya"

“Involuntarily, I drew attention to her hands: they were coarse and blackened from work, but they were not large and of such a beautiful shape that many well-bred girls would envy them”

"Olesya"

Detail - description of the heroine's hands as a touch to her appearance.

“She stopped spinning and sat with her head bowed low, her hands quietly at her knees. In her motionless eyes with dilated pupils reflected some kind of dark horror, some kind of involuntary resignation to the mysterious forces and supernatural knowledge that overshadowed her soul.

"Olesya"

Description of the heroine's posture as a method of depicting her inner state.

“I remember very clearly only that Olesya’s pale face quickly turned to me and that on this charming, new face for me, in an instant, bewilderment, fear, anxiety and a tender radiant smile of love were reflected in succession ... Olesya’s voice conveyed to me like sweet music."

"Olesya"

“It snowed ... A light park curled over the black fields, filling the air with the smell of thawed earth, that fresh, insinuating and powerful drunken smell of spring, which even in the city you recognize among hundreds of other smells. It seemed to me that along with this fragrance, spring sadness poured into the soul, making all women pretty in our eyes ... "

"Olesya".

Parallelism: the awakening of nature - the awakening of the feelings of the hero.

“In places, the light did not penetrate at all under the thick canopy of pine branches. There was complete, impenetrable darkness, and only in the very middle of it, a ray gliding from no one knew where, suddenly brightly illuminated a long row of trees and threw a narrow, regular path to the ground - so bright, smart and charming, like an alley cleaned by elves for the solemn procession of Oberon and Titania. . And we walked, hugging, among this smiling living legend, without a single word, subdued by our happiness and the terrible silence of the forest ... ".

"Olesya"

Landscape as a means of representation psychological state heroes.

“I looked at her from the side, so that I could see the pure, gentle profile of her slightly inclined head. Only now I noticed that Olesya herself had lost weight during this time and bluish shadows lay around her eyes. Feeling my gaze, Olesya looked up at me, then immediately lowered them and turned away with a shy smile.

"Olesya".

The appearance of the heroine and emotional reaction on the situation as a way of depicting the complexity and depth of nature, the chastity of the soul.

“With haughty self-confidence, she moved her head from the bottom up, and an evil triumph flashed in her narrowed eyes ...

They don’t touch me… Once some land surveyor poked his head in at me… You see, he wanted to caress him… It must be so, and I still haven’t forgotten how I caressed him.”

"Olesya".

Slides captions:

Topic of the research work: The female image of the novel by A. I. Kuprin "Olesya"

Theme - love The idea - love makes it possible to realize the most intimate beginning of the human personality.

Relevance of the study: In the inexhaustible love in the story of A. I. Kuprin "Olesya", an insoluble artistic conflict is characterized, accompanied by the suffering of a rich and spiritually gifted person.

Novelty of the research: In an attempt to identify and substantiate the external and internal qualities inherent only in the heroines of Kuprin's works about love as characteristic of realistic and romantic female images, captivating with the touching purity of their feelings.

Object of study: The female image in A. I. Kuprin's story about love

Subject of study: Portrait and psychological characteristics female image, presented in the work of A. I. Kuprin "Olesya"

The purpose of the study: To study the methods of depicting the external and internal appearance of the heroine of the story "Olesya", which allows the writer to create a highly artistic and holistic female image.

Practical significance: The work can be used in practical classes and seminars on the work of Kuprin, in extracurricular classes at school.

The structure of the work: The work consists of an introduction, one chapter, a conclusion and a list of references... Research methods: descriptive, comparative and philological.

A writer is one who is able to understand the innermost essence of phenomena, to see and hear what is not given to others. Ivan Timofeevich The Russian form of the Hebrew name "God's Mercy" In this name, the Russian people put their idea of \u200b\u200bhimself into this name, with all the contradictions, and scans and dreams, and has a patronymic intellectual (another upbringing, another life, other morals) City dweller "Alien" for everyone Dreams of becoming a writer Timofey

Fortune telling is a prediction of the future This year After many years, “it falls to you big love"" "shame will take great through you" "sadness will come to her for a long time" "through you all this trouble will shake" - "your life will be sad" "who will love you, you will bring a lot of grief" "you will never marry, so you will die single "" there will be a lot of boredom and hardship in life" "you want to lay hands on yourself - but if you don't dare, you will bear it" "you will endure severe need"

Symptoms of "cardiac laziness" In the decisive moments of the hero's life, a strange unwillingness to complete what he started to the end covers: think through, finish, finish. Life taught Ivan Timofeevich to control spiritual impulses to maintain inner balance.

The strength of Olesya and the weakness of Ivan T. She is not afraid to live in harmony with her heart, therefore she sees further, knows more and feels more subtle - Courage, independence and independence - Aware of the inextricable links of the surrounding nature with the wisdom of life - Running away from trials, from pain, risk and from responsibility - Deliberately destroying himself, culturally helpless He took Olesya's bright talent for "black art" He overlooked his love!

CONCLUSIONS: Meaning human existence in the pursuit of love, goodness and purity. degree of kindness essential quality in a person. The story "Olesya" is a hymn to female beauty and love, a hymn to a woman, spiritually pure and wise, a hymn to a sublime, primordial feeling!

Completed by: a student of grade 9 "b" of the MBOU secondary school No. 3 of the city of Ak - Dovuraka Oorzhak Dayana Thank you for your attention *