1. The types of author’s emotionality: heroic in a literary work. Give your examples.

The heroism is overwhelming emotionally meaningful beginning historically high early genres, epics . Heroic acts are often an end in itself displays of energy and strength. These are the legendary feats of Hercules carried out not so much for the cowardly Eurystheus much for their own sake . "In the world of heroic ethics - Averincev notes , is not the purpose sanctifies the means , but only a means - a feat - can sanctify any target " 1. Something like that - a mischievous antics Vaska Buslaeva, to some extent - the action of Taras Bulba , who does not know restraint in a martial revelry . End in itself heroics from earlier eras are drawn thread to individualistic self-affirmation of modern times, the "peak" of which - the Nietzschean idea of ​​heroic path "superman" , embodied in the book " Thus Spake Zarathustra " and quite reasonably contested later .

2. The types of author’s emotionality: idyllic in a literary work. Give your examples.

Idyllic in art and literature as joyful rastrogannost peaceful, stable and harmonious life by adding , where they find a place quiet family being happy and love ( " Hermann and Dorothea " of Goethe, a series of episodes in " War and Peace " Tolstoy ) , union man and nature , its lively , creative work (the first part of Pushkin's poem "The Village" ) . Idyllic world is far from the stormy passions of all sorts of strife , of any life transforming action . In this idyllic existence is not protected , vulnerable, is subject to invasions by hostile forces. In fiction aggressively asserting itself idyllic theme destruction foci. Recall the " Old World Landowners " NV Gogol or love story in The Master and Margarita novel MA Bulgakov.

3. The types of author’s emotionality: sentimental in a literary work. Give your examples.

Sentimentalism an artistic direction of the second part of XVIII century, developed during Enlightenment as the particular reaction on its rationalistic stage in the form of classicism.

Sentimentality - sensitivity is generated sympathy and compassion for all sorts of " humiliated and insulted ", primarily - to the lower strata of society. Here poeticises open , ingenuous , trusting , warm human feeling. This kind of emotion is widespread and even prevailed in the culture and artistic life in a number of European countries, including Russia ) in the second half of the XVIII century . , Giving rise to the corresponding literary movement - sentimentalism . Sentimentality and noted a number of works of Russian literature of the XIX century . , Such as " poor people " FM Dostoevsky. Such emotion selectively and incompletely inherits Christian " emotion " , as if freeing it from obschebytiynyh ( ontological ) bases .

Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility is most often seen as a "witty satire of the sentimental novel",[11] by juxtaposing values of the Age of Enlightenment (sense, reason) with those of the later eighteenth century (sensibility, feeling) while exploring the larger realities of women's lives, especially through concerns with marriage and inheritance. This reading of Sense and Sensibility specifically and Austen's fiction in general has been complicated and revised by recent critics such as Claudia L. Johnson, Jillian Heydt-Stevenson, all of whom see unruly and even subversive energies at play in her work, inspired by the sentimental tradition.