What are Gorky s autobiographical trilogy

"Childhood" is the first part of Gorky's autobiographical trilogy, which mainly describes Alyosha's childhood, and "In the World" is the second step, describing Gorky's life in the world (that is, the society at that time) after being driven away by his maternal grandfather; "My University" is the third step, describing Gorky's life from the time of college.

Childhood", "In the World", "My University".

Childhood is the first step, describing the cross-section of Gorky's life from the age of three to ten in his childhood; "In the World" is the second step, describing Gorky's life in the world (that is, the society at that time) after being driven away by his maternal grandfather; "My University" is the third step, describing Gorky's life from the time of college.

Childhood in the world.

My university was concise and straightforward.

By: Cala Utopia - Apprentice Sorcerer Level 2 11-29 12:17

Childhood >

In the Human World, My University

By: Confused Life - Manager Level 4 11-30 09:38Childhood is the first part of Gorky's autobiographical trilogy, which mainly describes Alyosha's childhood, and "In the World" and "My University" mainly narrate Alyosha's adolescent experience.

Author: lhdwyq800224 - Jianghu rookie Level 4 11-30 09:51

Childhood", "In the World", "My University".

By: 592554511 - Assistant Level 2 11-30 19:31

Childhood >In the world.

My University. Concise.

Mainly including in the world, my university and childhood, these three books tell his life experience from childhood to adulthood, are typical long stories**, first published in 1913, are excellent art treasures, based on real life experience.

These three books are my college, childhood and in the world, and they are three long books**, which tell the author's childhood, youth and adolescence life, showing the background of the times at that time.

Gorky's autobiographical trilogy is "Childhood", "In the World", and "My University".

They were in the world and my university and childhood. Released in 1913, it is also recognized as a world-class art treasure.

In the world, in childhood, in my university. Each one tells some story, and it is aimed at a different age group of Gorky.

Hello, the ideological connotation of Gorky's trilogy mainly includes the following aspects: 1Sympathy and support for the working class and the poor.

In his autobiography**, Gorky shows the life and fate of the working class and the poor through his own life experiences and observations of society, and expresses sympathy and support for them. 2.A critique of social inequality and the gap between rich and poor.

In his autobiography, Gorky revealed the inequality and the gap between the rich and the poor in society, criticized the cruelty and injustice of capitalist society, and advocated socialist equality and justice. 3.** and presentation of humanity.

Through the description of his own life experiences and inner emotions of other characters, Gorky ** the complexity and diversity of human nature, and present the human face of people in different social environments. 4.Attention and support for children and education.

In his autobiography**, Gorky paid special attention to children and education, believed that education was an important way to change society and individuals, and called on society to pay attention to and support children's education. In short, the ideological connotation of Gorky's autobiographical trilogy is based on paying attention to and supporting the working class and the wandering poor people, criticizing social inequality and the gap between the rich and the poor, and focusing on humanity and children and education.

Childhood", "In the World", "My University"."Childhood" tells the story of Alyosha's childhood from the age of three to ten, and vividly reproduces the living conditions of the lower classes of Tsarist Russia in the seventies and eighties of the 19th century. "In the World" describes the life of the protagonist Alyosha from 1871 to 1884.

My University tells the story of Alyosha's activities and upbringing during his time in Kazan.

After the death of his father, Alyosha, the little protagonist of "Childhood", spent the years with his mother in his grandfather's house. During this time, he was loved and cared for by his grandmother, influenced by the beautiful fairy tales told by his grandmother, and at the same time witnessed the two uncles quarreling and fighting over the family property, as well as the selfishness and greed shown in the trivial matters of life. This real-life existence of good and evil, love and hatred left a deep impression on his young mind.

Alyosha spent her childhood in this "suffocating, horrific little world."

When Alyosha was 11 years old, his mother died tragically, and his grandfather was bankrupt, so he could not continue to live a life under the fence, so he went into society and made a living independently. He worked as an apprentice in a shoe shop and an icon workshop, as well as a handyman in a cartographer's house and on a ship, and experienced the sufferings of the world. While working as a dishwasher on a steamer, Alyosha befriended Smurray, an upright cook, and with his help began to read, inspiring a determination for justice and truth.

Five years later, Alyosha was ready to go to Kazan with the hope of entering the university.

My University" My University depicts Alyosha coming to Kazan at the age of 16 with the desire to go to university, but his dream could not be realized, and the slums and docks of Kazan became his social university. Alyosha had nowhere to shelter and shared a bed with others. I worked at the docks, bakeries, and grocery stores.

Later, his thinking changed through contact with university and high school students, members of secret societies, and revolutionaries from exile in Siberia. Alyosha read revolutionary democratic and Marxist works until he took part in revolutionary activities. Under the guidance of the revolutionaries in the Hall of Hunger, Ki Blind escaped the mental crisis of suicide.