Горе от ума

Aleksandr Sergeevich Griboedov (1795 - 1829) - russkiĭ diplomat, poėt, dramaturg, pianist i kompozitor. Vsemirnui͡u slavu A.S. Griboedovu prinesla ego komedii͡a "Gore ot uma" (1822-1824). Ėta pʹesa - satira na aristokraticheskoe moskovskoe obshchestvo pervoĭ poloviny KhIKh veka. Osnovnoĭ konflikt razgoraetsi͡a mezhdu Chat͡skim, predstavitelem novogo pokolenii͡a dvori͡an, i obshchestvom Famusova, v kotorom prini͡ato t͡senitʹ ne cheloveka, a ego chin i denʹgi. "O stikhakh i͡a ne govori͡u, - pisal o komedii A.S. Pushkin, - polovina dolzhna voĭti v poslovit͡sy". Deĭstvitelʹno, kto iz nas ne polʹzuetsi͡a takimi krylatymi vyrazhenii͡ami bessmertnoĭ komedii: "A sudʹi kto?", "Sluzhitʹ by rad, prisluzhivatʹsi͡a toshno", "Nelʹzi͡a li dli͡a progulok podalʹshe vybratʹ zakoulok?

Alexander Sergeyevich Griboyedov (1795-1829) was a Russian diplomat, poet, playwright, pianist and composer. A.S. Griboyedov gained worldwide fame with his comedy "Woe from Wit" (1822-1824). This play is a satire on the aristocratic Moscow society of the first half of the nineteenth century. The main conflict flares up between Chatsky, a representative of a new generation of nobles, and the Famusov society, in which it is customary to value not a person, but his rank and money. "I'm not talking about poetry," A.S. Pushkin wrote about the comedy, "half of it should go into proverbs." Indeed, who among us does not use such winged expressions of the immortal comedy: "And who are the judges?", "I would be glad to serve, it is sickening to serve", "Is it possible to choose a side street for walking away?