SEVENTH PERIOD: OSTRÓVSKY, A. K. TOLSTÓY, POLÓNSKY, NEKRÁSOFF, SHEVTCHÉNKO, AND OTHERS.BIBLIOGRAPHYQUESTIONS FOR REVIEW
- What had been the progress of the drama in Russia up to the time of Ostróvsky?
- How did "It Is All in the Family" make its appearance, and with what result?
- What especial value has the play "The Thunderstorm"?
- What variety of subjects are treated in Ostróvsky's plays?
- Why does his work rank so high?
- What plays by Turgéneff hold the next place to Ostróvsky's?
- What are the best historical novels in the Russian language?
- What was the character of the poetry of this period?
- What ballads by Polónsky have a national reputation?
- Give the chief events in the life of Nekrásoff.
- What hostile criticism have his works received?
- What may be said in his favor?
- What is the story of "Red-Nosed Frost"?
- What pictures of Russian society are given in "Russian Women"?
- How is the poet's wide knowledge shown in his poem "Who in Russia Finds Life Good"?
- Give an account of the eventful career of Shevtchénko.
- What are the noteworthy features of his poetry?