
Krasavitse
'Krasavitse' Summary
В стихотворении «Красавице, которая нюхала табак» Александр Пушкин с иронией и тонким юмором противопоставляет образ прекрасной женщины и ее действие — нюхание табака. Автор подчеркивает несоответствие между идеалом женщины и ее выбором, создавая образный конфликт, который затрагивает сердце читателя. Стихотворение отличается легкой манерой изложения, мастерством Пушкина в создании ярких образов и тонким юмором, характерным для его ранней лирики.Book Details
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Alexander Pushkin
Russia
Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin was a Russian poet, playwright, and novelist of the Romantic era. He is considered by many to be the greatest Russian poetand the founder of modern Russian literature. P...
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