The story of the fox, the lure of grapes, but never managed to achieve the desired sounds in the works, created much earlier by Ivan Krylov's fable "The Fox and the Grapes."What it tells fabulist?Starved she saw a fox in a strange garden ripe tasty grapes and struggled to jump him, but without success.After many attempts godfather annoyed: "In the eyes of some it was good, but green," and "you will fill immediately on edge."The author here, in contrast to their other fables, does not give straight lines, which contain the morals.However, the obvious moral message of fable: The fox and the grapes - a man and his goal that he sees a desirable and accessible.Unable to reach her, he was disappointed, but did not want to acknowledge their weakness and inferiority, and then begins to depreciate hypocritical desired, disparaging comments about it.This is in general the meaning of fable.
Fox and the Grapes in the works of ancient authors
Church Slavonic In the parable of the fox and the grapes (read her wings in ancient Alexandria collection "Physiologist") set out uncomplicated story about how hungry fox saw ripe bunches of grapes, but was unable toThey get there and start berry "exceedingly Hayati."Further conclusion: there are people who, wanting something that can not get, and that "the desire of his ukrotiti" begin to scold.Perhaps it is a good idea for complacency, but certainly not worthy socially.So this idea is reflected in the literature, created long before the fable.
Fox and the Grapes in the interpretation of ancient fabulist Aesop appear in the same conflict - a hungry fox and prohibitively hanging fruit.Unable to get the grapes, he introduced himself as a fox immature sour.Greek fable ends too preachy hint: "Whoever defames unsustainable in words - its here is to see the behavior."
French interpretation
French writer La Fontaine fable hides in the image of the fox "Gascon, perhaps, Norman," whose eyes lit up at the ruddy mature grapes.The author observes that "lyubeznik would be happy to eat them," but had no chance.Then he snorted: "He is green.Let them food rabble! "What is the Lafontenovskoy fable" The Fox and the Grapes "morality?The poet makes fun inherent in his opinion, the Normans and the Gascon pride and arrogance.This instructive essay differs from the previous parable and fable, The Fox and the Grapes which hint at universal human flaws and do not indicate a national shortcomings.
Features Krylov's fables
wonder contemporaries noted that Ivan Andreyevich was a bright directorial talent.He vividly and expressively wrote out his characters, that besides the main purpose of the fable - allegorical ridiculing human vices - we appear live expressive characters and colorful juicy details.We see firsthand how "Wives have inflamed eyes and teeth."Author bitingly satirical and precisely painted the situation, "though seeing eye, but the tooth is itching to do it."There are quite eloquent in a dynamic eye-opening stage Fox and the Grapes.Krylov so generously "eat" their works spirit of folklore that his fables themselves become a source of proverbs.
Some of the natural world
appears addicted to foxes grapes - not quite fabulist fiction.Research specialist in wildlife ecology Andrew Carter showed that, for example, furry predator in Australia willing to taste fragrant figs, and barely twilight, they rush into the vineyard, and eat it with relish the fruits.
