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The novel "Eugene Onegin" occupies a central place in Pushkin's work. This is his largest work of art, the richest in content.
“I am now writing not a novel, but a novel in verse - a devilish difference!” Pushkin wrote to the poet P. A. Vyazemsky. Alexander Sergeevich put a lot of work into this novel in order to express his thoughts most accurately and poetically.
The main character of the novel is Eugene Onegin - a man with a very complex and contradictory character. Onegin is the son of a rich master. He did not need to work for a piece of bread, he did not know how and did not want to work - “He was sick of persistent work.” Onegin spent every day with friends in a restaurant, attended the theater, balls, and courted women. Onegin led the same idle and meaningless life in the village. Evgeniy grew up without a mother and was raised by tutors. They taught him almost nothing. And, probably, that’s why Onegin came out of a real egoist, a man who thinks only about himself, who can easily offend. But, carefully reading the novel, I noticed that Onegin is a very smart, subtle and observant person. Even when for the first time, catching a glimpse of Tatyana without talking to her, he immediately felt the poetic soul in her. And, having received a letter from Tatyana, he, not being able to share her feelings, correctly and clearly decided to tell her directly about it. But Onegin could not resist the “coquetry” that was familiar to him from a young age in dealing with women. And he writes:
“There is no return to dreams and years;
I will not renew my soul...
I love you with the love of a brother
And maybe even more tender."
Selfishness and inattention to people at the end of the novel turn Onegin's life upside down. Having killed Lensky in a duel, he is horrified by his senseless crime. Onegin only thinks about him. He is unable to continue living in those places where everything reminds him of his terrible crime.
The image of the young man he killed does not leave Onegin even later, after returning from a three-year trip to Russia.
Onegin meets with Tatyana again. Onegin fell in love with Tatyana, and the strength of his feelings is such that he becomes seriously ill and almost dies of love.
Having recovered, Evgeny goes to Tatiana to see her at least once again and finds her at home alone. Here Onegin suffers the final collapse of his hopes for happiness: Tatyana resolutely refuses to unite her fate with his:
"But I was given to someone else
I will be faithful to him forever."
In my opinion, Evgeny Onegin has been doomed to inaction since childhood. He is not capable of love or friendship. Excellent inclinations, such as intelligence, nobility, the ability to feel deeply and strongly, were suppressed by the environment in which he grew up. And in the novel, most of all the blame falls not on Onegin, but on the socio-historical way of life.

Pushkin wrote his Onegin from a whole generation of young people. They lived at the expense of the serfs, received an education, led an empty social life, and did not work anywhere. They were raised by strangers. Their relatives had no time to raise them. The days were spent aimlessly drinking in restaurants, chasing women, and sometimes visiting the theater and balls.

My uncle, my only relative, needed care during his illness. But it’s hard for Onegin to be the saddle next to him day and night. Feed him, give him water, give him medicine. And he thinks to himself: “When will the devil take you.” This is gratitude to my uncle for all the good things he did for his nephew. Onegin is incapable of loving either women or relatives.

Onegin, instead of the natural sciences, mastered the science of hypocrisy and jealousy well. Just boredom, whether in St. Petersburg or in the village. He is not interested in hunting or fishing. At first, Onegin planned to make life easier for the peasants, but quickly abandoned this matter. He did not like to exert himself; he was lazy by nature. And besides, he’s also an egoist. He passively floats on the waves of an empty and meaningless life.

Having killed his friend Lensky, he still feels remorse. Will this tragedy turn his life upside down? He goes on a journey around the world. In his absence, Tatyana marries someone else. And now Onegin already likes her. He falls in love with her, but she cannot reciprocate his feelings, although she continues to love Onegin in her heart. I personally don’t believe in Onegin’s love. In my opinion, people rarely change. He remained as selfish as he was. Give your child his favorite toy! Without hesitation, he is capable of destroying the lives of two people - Tatyana and her husband. You cannot build your happiness on the misfortune of others. But Tatyana turned out to be smarter and wiser.

Onegin evokes neither pity nor sympathy in me. An empty, worthless person. And it’s even very good that he did not respond to Tatyana’s feelings. I would quickly play enough with it and throw it away like a boring toy. Onegin is not used to taking responsibility for his actions. He was used to the fact that women in St. Petersburg hung themselves around his neck. And so, at least, the husband loves Tatyana and will not leave her as unnecessary.

Perhaps Pushkin wrote Onegin from himself, endowing him with his own character traits. He also loved the attention of women. And he was challenged to a duel because of a woman. True, for him it ended tragically.

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Starting to read a literary work by A.S. Pushkin’s “Eugene Onegin”, I could not even imagine how beautiful and interesting this work is. The poetic form of a literary work conveys the feelings of the poet much more strongly than the prosaic form, and the author of the work gives a special coloring to the lyrical digressions that relate to eternal questions of morality and philosophy. At first, one even gets the impression that the plot of a literary work is a chaotic set of unrelated memories, dreams, thoughts about the slenderness of women’s legs, about the change of generations, about secular society and much more. And Pushkin himself, at first glance, gave grounds for such an assessment of his literary work:

Receive the collection of motley heads.

Half funny, half sad,

Common people, ideal,

The careless fruit of my amusements...

But such a plot of a literary work allows the author of the work to conduct a free and relaxed conversation with the reader. And this, in my opinion, makes the work more interesting and “alive.”

By naming his literary work after one of the heroes, the poet thereby emphasized the central position of Eugene Onegin among them. Onegin was especially close to Pushkin, since he most fully embodied those features that, according to the poet, were the distinctive features of the youth of the 19th century. And from the very first pages of the literary work, I learned about the life of the main character, about his character, about how he spends his leisure time. And even in the epigraph to this work one could read that Eugene Onegin is a proud and indifferent person, imbued with vanity. Also, the young nobleman is shown by the author of the work as a person with a very complex and contradictory character. Pushkin notes in Onegin’s character: “involuntary devotion to dreams,” “inimitable strangeness” and “a sharp, chilled mind.” Even from the first stanzas of the literary work, one can understand that the poet does not hide the shortcomings of his main character and does not even try to justify them. Moreover, Pushkin liked the features of Onegin, namely: his sense of honor and true nobility. It seems to me that such inconsistency in the characterization of the hero of a literary work makes his image more lifelike: he is not a “positive” hero, but not a “negative” one either. I think that Pushkin wanted us to understand for ourselves the character of the hero of a literary work and to evaluate his actions.

I believe that Onegin’s main character traits determined his social position and upbringing. Due to the fact that our hero of the work grew up in a wealthy family, he did not consider it necessary to work particularly hard for a piece of bread, he did not know how and did not even want to work. The “young rake” was attracted only by a beautiful and luxurious life. I think that Evgeny Onegin led an empty and uninteresting lifestyle not only in St. Petersburg, but also in his uncle’s village. But when he realized this, it was already too late. Secular society has turned our hero into a real egoist, a person who thinks only about himself, about his desires and pleasures, who can easily offend, insult, and cause grief to a person without even noticing it. And all this led Onegin to tragedy, which consisted in his spiritual emptiness, in the absence of a high meaning in life. When Eugene Onegin realizes that he was wrong, it will be too late. He will not be able to return the past years. His whole life will become meaningless.

The opposite of Onegin in a literary work is the image of Lensky. Vladimir was an ardent and enthusiastic young poet. He was also an extraordinary writer and loved life. It seems to me that such a naive belief in the “perfection of the world,” a lack of understanding of life as it really is, a lack of understanding of the society around him, subsequently leads Lensky to death. But Pushkin speaks of Lensky not with condemnation, but with love and deep regret. After all, he was not only a naive, ardent and reckless person, but also a noble and talented poet. “My friends, you feel sorry for the poet,” says Pushkin, describing Lensky’s early death.

I was particularly impressed by Tatyana’s letter to Onegin. I was struck by how great the power of Tatyana’s love for Evgeniy turned out to be, even though at first she tried to deny it. But the feelings filled her heart so much that she even had the courage to write about it in a letter to her lover. And it becomes clear that Tatyana is a girl with a strong soul, who has high spiritual nobility and an inability to deceive. These qualities of her character make Tatyana’s image the most attractive. Olga, Tanya’s sister, had completely opposite character traits. She was not characterized by honesty or spiritual nobility. She was so empty that she could not even truly show her feelings of love for Lensky. And this contrast in the feelings of the two girls makes us, the readers, once again pay attention to Tatyana’s letter, filled with a feeling of love and nobility. But Onegin, having received this letter, in my opinion, acts rather selfishly towards Tatyana. In his confession, he directly tells her that he does not share her feelings:

There is no return to dreams and years;

I will not renew my soul...

I love you with the love of a brother

And maybe even more tender...

After this confession, I got the impression that Eugene Onegin is an egoist, disappointed in everything, bored and incapable of any strong feelings and experiences. But according to Pushkin, Onegin acted nobly towards Tatyana, albeit cruelly.

But still, it seems to me that the literary work “Eugene Onegin” is not a pessimistic work. There are so many bright pictures here, so much soul-satisfying beauty in the depiction of life, Russian nature, so many honest and high feelings, experiences, and actions.

Also, after reading the first few chapters of this work, I came to the conclusion that “Eugene Onegin” is truly a “miraculous monument” to Pushkin’s poetic genius.

Of course, the main place in the literary work is occupied by the description of the life of the main character - the young metropolitan “rake” Eugene Onegin, using the example of whose life the author of the work shows the life and morals of secular society. We learn about the typical upbringing of noble children at that time. Education was superficial, “to something and somehow,” and the required set of knowledge included only the French language, the ability to dance the mazurka, “bow at ease,” and “the science of tender passion.”

The life of the local nobility is described in no less detail. Pushkin lived quite a long time on his Mikhailovskoye estate and knew well the life of provincial landowners.

At the beginning of the literary work, Onegin is depicted without evil irony, disappointment in the world brings him closer to the author of the work (“I was embittered, he was gloomy”) and makes readers feel sympathy for him (“I liked his features...”). Pushkin notices those features that make him similar to the hero: attention to his appearance (“you can be a sensible person and think about the beauty of your nails”) and the ladies at balls, but at the same time he is always “glad to notice the difference” between them. Neither books nor pen could attract Onegin’s attention for a long time, but the key thing in which their difference is manifested is their attitude towards nature. Eugene was attracted to her, as to everything else, by the novelty (“and I’m very glad that he changed his old path for something”), which disappears very soon.

We see the same reverent attitude towards the beauties of nature as in Pushkin in the heroine Tatyana Larina, who is spiritually close to the poet. It is in nature that she finds peace of mind.

One of the main places in the literary work is given to the Larin family. This is a typical family, no different from the families of provincial landowners of that time, who, unlike the world, lived in the old fashioned way, preserving the traditions and “habits of the dear old days.”

It is through the example of this family that the female images of Tatyana and Olga Larin, their mother, are revealed. Tatyana's mother followed a typical path for her time: from a society girl to the wife of a village landowner.

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It would be better about Onegin. I won't talk about the syllable, oh

The richness of the language of the work - they fully correspond to the genius of the poet, and it is unlikely that there is now a person who has

The right to talk about it without admiration. I admire. I'll tell you

About the skill with which Alexander Sergeevich spoke about the time, about the morals of that

Time and, of course, about Onegin. Young rake and how

London dandy, dressed, "admirer of Kant and poet",

"handsome, profitable groom", ruddy and always cheerful, thoughtful and

Sad, preferring reading thick novels and loneliness to noisy games - tell me that you didn’t recognize the names of the heroes from these characteristics! But

The most amazing thing is that,

Telling

About fictional heroes, Pushkin masterfully and recognizably spoke about typical

Representatives of that era and their social circle, with all their advantages and

Vices. He surprisingly limited his story about these people

Some small matters that do not concern the life of the country. This is Pushkin, who more than once fell into

Disfavour of the authorities because of their views! Maybe because these people, in their own way

Good, no

Does it matter to the society in which they live? And even a very good experience of the speaker

In French, Onegin in management - he replaced corvee with quitrent - led to the fact that

Evgeniy was known among his neighbors as a dangerous eccentric. By this time

Lensky returns from Germany, singing “something and the foggy distance,”

That is, a person completely detached from life, and, despite the dissimilarity

Characters, they are with Onegin

They are getting closer. Why? Yes, because Onegin himself is just as abstract. He doesn't see the point

Life. Look, not once has the poet shown at least some worthy

Eugene's goal. Only at the end, when he fell in love with Tatyana, did

The unattainable goal is Tatyana, but here the poet finished the story. There was a second

Part, but it’s not there, and the opinion about Onegin is based on what we read: a man with great potential,

Who exchanges his life for unworthy ones

Little things. I think this is exactly what the poet wanted to show - how a generation disappears,

Deprived of the meaning of life, removed from active life by the severity of power and

Frivolous upbringing. Great goals have been replaced by surrogates and petty fuss in

To my narrow circle. At the same time, Onegin is honest. When he falls in love

Tatiana writes an ardent letter; he not only gently rejects her love, but also

Advises her to be careful so that her inexperience does not lead her to trouble. However, both he and Lensky’s poetic nature are subject to

The prevailing influence of public opinion. One of them died because of this, and

The other one killed. Due to the stupid behavior of both at the ball, Lensky is forced to challenge his friend to a duel, and Onegin

Accept this

They didn’t come up with a way to make peace, they couldn’t discharge pistols into the air.

Did you think of it or didn’t want to, oh this Russian

Roulette! Was it not the poet-seer who foresaw his own stupid and vile death? Windy Olga is getting married very soon, she didn’t love for long

Lensky, however, no one expected anything else from her, did they? Rejected Tatiana under

Under pressure from her mother, she soon gets married and moves to the capital. "Without service,

Without a wife, without anything to do,” until the age of twenty-six, not knowing what to do, and Onegin soon leaves the village. There he meets Tatiana

The same Tatyana?” And now, for the first time in

Life, Onegin falls in love with the once rejected Tatyana and confesses his love to her.

But she “was given to someone else and will be faithful to him forever.” A great chance to start a new, more meaningful life is irretrievably lost, as a punishment for past sins. What did the author of Onegin prepare for in the second

Parts? To a meaningless existence and death without honor? Or the shock of unrequited love gave him

The opportunity to look at yourself from the outside and begin your ascent to a person

To the sapiens from plant life? I would like to believe in the second. I like Onegin

Despite everything. I'm not sure that in our lifetime we will see anything comparable to

This great work of brevity, accuracy

Characteristics and images. Alexander Sergeevich created a cast of society, which

Became a memory

A poet among the people and a monument to him.

My opinion about Onegin The novel "Eugene Onegin" occupies a central place in Pushkin's work. This is his largest work of art, the richest in content. “I am now writing not a novel, but a novel in verse - a devilish difference!” Pushkin wrote to the poet P. A. Vyazemsky. Alexander Sergeevich put a lot of work into this novel in order to express his thoughts most accurately and poetically. The main character of the novel is Eugene Onegin - a man with a very complex and contradictory character. Onegin is the son of a rich master. He did not need to work for a piece of bread, he did not know how and did not want to work - “He was sick of persistent work.” Onegin spent every day with friends in a restaurant, attended the theater, balls, and courted women. Onegin led the same idle and meaningless life in the village. Evgeniy grew up without a mother and was raised by tutors. They taught him almost nothing. And, probably, that’s why Onegin came out of a real egoist, a man who thinks only about himself, who can easily offend. But, carefully reading the novel, I noticed that Onegin is a very smart, subtle and observant person. Even when for the first time, catching a glimpse of Tatyana without talking to her, he immediately felt the poetic soul in her. And, having received a letter from Tatyana, he, not being able to share her feelings, correctly and clearly decided to tell her directly about it. But Onegin could not resist the “coquetry” that was familiar to him from a young age in treating women. And he writes: “There is no return to dreams and years; I will not renew my soul... I love you with the love of a brother and, perhaps, even more tenderly.” Selfishness and inattention to people at the end of the novel turn Onegin's life upside down. Having killed Lensky in a duel, he is horrified by his senseless crime. Onegin only thinks about him. He is unable to continue living in those places where everything reminds him of his terrible crime. The image of the young man he killed does not leave Onegin even later, after returning from a three-year trip to Russia. Onegin meets with Tatyana again. Onegin fell in love with Tatyana, and the strength of his feelings is such that he becomes seriously ill and almost dies of love. Having recovered, Evgeny goes to Tatiana to see her at least once again and finds her at home alone. Here Onegin suffers the final collapse of his hopes for happiness: Tatyana resolutely refuses to unite her fate with his: “But I was given to another, I will be faithful to him forever.” In my opinion, Evgeny Onegin has been doomed to inaction since childhood. He is not capable of love or friendship. Excellent inclinations, such as intelligence, nobility, the ability to feel deeply and strongly, were suppressed by the environment in which he grew up. And in the novel, most of all the blame falls not on Onegin, but on the socio-historical way of life.