Introduction to Romain Rolland, what are the works of Romain Rolland

Romain Rolland's works are:

1. "Beethoven's Biography".

Beethoven's biography is a book written in 1903 that the author describes as a by-product of the novel Johann Christopher. It can be said that "Beethoven" is the prelude to "Johann Christopher".

Beethoven Biography is one of the famous biographies of the French writer Romain Rolland. This is a passionate symphony that bursts out of an almost suffocated soul after being injured (Beethoven himself is such an experience), and it is a true sketch of the life of Beethoven, a master of art.

2. "The Biography of Michelangelo".

The Biography of Michelangelo is a biography of Michelangelo completed by the famous French writer Romain Rolland in 1906, which is divided into two parts, the first part "Fighting", the second part "Abandonment" and the ending "Death". "The Biography of Michelangelo" tells the story of Michelangelo's life experience.

3. "Tolstoy's Biography".

The Biography of Tolstoy is written by the French thinker and writer Romain Rolland, which tells the story of Tolstoy's loss of his mother at the age of one and a half and his father at the age of nine.

4, "John Christopher".

Jean-Christophe is a novel written by the French writer Romain Rolland in 1912. The ** describes the life of the protagonist's struggle, from the awakening of his childhood talents, to the contempt and rebellion against the powerful in his youth, to the pursuit and success of his career in adulthood, and finally to the lofty realm of spiritual tranquility.

Through the life experience of the protagonist, it reflects a series of contradictions and conflicts in real society, and promotes humanitarianism and heroism. In 1915, Romain Rolland won the Nobel Prize in Literature for his book Johann Christopher.

5, "Mother and Son".

Also known as ("The Soul of Delight"), it is a long story by French writer Romain Rolland. The book mainly talks about the process of self-development and self-improvement of the soul of a resolute woman. The protagonist's surname "Levière" symbolizes that her life is like a long, never-ending river, full of life and hope, overcoming her own weaknesses and flaws, never giving in, overcoming all obstacles to run forward.

Beethoven

Michelangelo's Biography

Biography of Tolstoy

The Biography of Milley

Romain Rolland (January 29, 1866, December 30, 1944), born January 29, 1866 in Cramsey, France, thinker, writer, critical realist writer, ** critic, social activist, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1915, is a famous French humanitarian writer in the first half of the 20th century. His ** characteristics are summarized by the people who tell the people as "writing ** with **". In addition, Romain Rolland also carried out an unyielding struggle for human freedom, democracy and light throughout his life, he actively participated in progressive political activities, supported the anti-fascist struggle of the Spanish people, and attended the Paris Conference for the Defense of Peace, making certain contributions to the cause of human progress.

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Brief introduction of the work. Romain Rolland's creations can be roughly divided into two periods, before and after the 30s of the 20th century. His early works mainly include the "Revolutionary Drama Collection" based on the French Revolution, including 8 plays such as "The Wolves" (1898), "Danton" (1900) and "July 14" (1902); 3 heroic biographies:

Biography of Beethoven (1903). Michelangelo (1906), Tolstoy (1911); The great book "Johann Christopher". The novella "Gora Bregnón" (1919) and a series of responses reflecting his opposition to war and all violence.

Fear that the collectivist system will hinder the idea of individual "spiritual independence". His later works include four novels: Mother and Son (formerly translated as The Soul of Delight): Anetti and Silevi (1922) and Summer (1924).

Mother and Son (1927), The Prophetess (1933) and a series of essays, memoirs, **, etc. In particular, in 1931, he published the article "Farewell to the Past", criticizing the path he had traveled in the past, and since then he has actively participated in the activities of opposing imperialist wars and defending peace, and has become a progressive anti-imperialist and anti-fascist literary and artistic warrior.

His masterpiece "Johann Christopher" was called "long narrative poem" by Gorky and was hailed as the greatest ** of the 20th century. This masterpiece consists of 10 volumes, with the life of the protagonist Johann Christopher as the main line, describing the growth, struggle and final failure of this ** genius, and at the same time making different degrees of true portrayal of the social reality of Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy and other countries, indicting the destruction of art by capitalist society. The whole book is like a huge symphony.

Each volume is a movement with different musical ideas, moods, and rhythms. Beginning with "John Christopher", Romain Rolland created a unique ** style. The book won the Faculty of Literature Prize in 1913 and the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1915.

Romain Rolland Reading Essays.

The biographies of Beethoven (1903), Michelangelo (1906), and Tolstoy (1911)) of this modern and modern biographer still have a great influence on contemporary biographical literature. He visited the Soviet Union in 1935 at the invitation of Stalin and wrote the book "Moscow Diary", in which he hoped that the shortcomings he saw in the Soviet Union would be solved, so out of consideration for the Soviet Union, Romain Rolland did not publish the book at that time, and instructed the publishing houses not to publish it for 50 years. In 1984, the book was published, but unfortunately the time for the collapse of the USSR was not far off, and the author's wish was not fulfilled.