Tôi Yêu
Em

Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin

Tôi Yêu Em
01Tác giả

“Mặt trời của thi ca Nga”

02
Tác phẩm

Một trong những bài thơ
tình nổi tiếng của Puskin

03Đọc hiểu

Những mâu thuẫn trong tình
yêu của nhân vật trữ tình

0
Tác
1

giả

“Mặt trời của thi ca Nga”

1. Tác giả:
Aleksandr Sergeyevich Pushkin (1799 – 1837)
• Là “Mặt trời của thi ca Nga”
• Là nhà thơ vĩ đại “có ý nghĩa
to lớn không chỉ trong lịch sử
văn chương mà cả trong lịch
sử thức tỉnh của dân tộc Nga”
(N. A. Đô-brô-liu-bốp)
• Sự nghiệp sáng tác: Qua đời
khi chỉ mới 38 tuổi, nhưng Puskin đã để lại nhiều thành tựu

Tiểu sử:
• Xuất thân trong một gia đình quý tộc lâu đời ở Mátxcơ-va (Nga), mê thơ và biết làm thơ từ thuở học
sinh.
• Cuộc đời:

1811 – 1817: tiếp thu những tư tưởng tiến bộ, nổi
tiếng với những bài thơ yêu nước.

1820 – 1826: bị lưu đầy do những bài thơ “chống
đối” Nga hoàng.

1827: được thả tự do, quay trở lại kinh đô.

1837: mất trong một cuộc đấu súng (do xung đột
chính trị Nga lúc bấy giờ)

a. Phong cách nghệ thuật:
• Về nội dung: thơ của • Về nghệ thuật: Puskin có
Puskin thể hiện tâm
đóng góp quan trọng trong
hồn khao khát TỰ DO
việc xây dựng và phát triển
và TÌNH YÊU của
ngôn ngữ văn học Nga hiện
nhân dân Nga →
đại.
Chính vì thế mà
Bielinxki đã nhận
định Puskin là “bộ
bách khoa toàn thư
của hiện thực đời
sống Nga nửa đầu
thế kỉ XIX”.

Puskin có đóng góp trên nhiều mặt, nhiều thể loại, nhưng cống hiến
vĩ đại nhất của ông vẫn là Thơ trữ tình với hơn 800 bài thơ và 13 bản
trường ca bất hủ.

Các tác phẩm chính:
- Tiểu thuyết bằng thơ: Ép-ghê-nhi Ô-nhê-ghin,
1823-1831;...
- Bi kịch lịch sử: Bô-rít Gô-đu-nốp, 1825;...
- Trường ca: Ru-xlan và Li-út-mi-la, 1820;
Người tù Cáp-ca-dơ, 1821;...
- Truyện ngắn: Cô tiểu thư nông dân,1830; Con
đầm pích, 1833...

02

Tác
Phẩm

Một trong những bài thơ tình
nổi tiếng của Puskin

a. Xuất xứ - Hoàn
cảnh
"Tôi ra
yêuđời
em” là một

trong những bài thơ
tình nổi tiếng của
Puskin, được khơi
nguồn từ mối tình của
nhà thơ với A. Ô-lênhi-na, người mà mùa
hè năm 1829 Puskin
cầu hôn nhưng không
được chấp nhận.

b. Nhan đề
- Bài thơ trong nguyên tác
không có nhan đề. Nhan đề
là của người dịch đặt cho
tác phẩm. (dựa trên điệp
khúc “tôi yêu em” trong bài
thơ)

• Giải thích nhan đề:
+ Đại từ "tôi" có nhiều nghĩa:
•
Có thể là Pu-skin.
•
Có thể là trái tim yêu của những chàng trai, Puskin là người thư kí trung thành của những trái tim ấy.
+ Cặp đại từ nhân xưng "Tôi - em":
•
Gợi mối quan hệ giữa nhân vật trữ tình với đối
tượng có khoảng cách vừa gần vừa xa, vừa đằm thắm
vừa dang dở.
•
Là tình yêu đơn phương của chàng trai.

• Thể thơ: 8 chữ
• Bố cục: 3 phần
+ 4 câu đầu : Những mâu
thuẫn trong tình yêu của nhân
vật trữ tình
+ 2 câu tiếp: Nỗi đau khổ của
nhân vật trữ tình trong tình
yêu đơn phương
+ 2 câu cuối: Sự cao thượng
của tác giả trong tình yêu

03

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