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In conclusion, the importance of the role of comedy by A.S. Griboyedov plays an important role in our society, as there are more significant opinions in the literature for us. From all the work done, we can conclude that A.S. Griboyedov and determine his artistic method. So Griboyedov, in his work "Woe from Wit", overcame and destroyed the poetics and style of classicism, re-solved all artistic problems, boldly broke the rules of a schematic, one-line character construction. He discovered and developed new methods of generalization and typification of specific phenomena of reality. Griboedov played an outstanding role in the development of Russian realism. Along with Pushkin, he made an enormous contribution to the renewal and enrichment of our national artistic culture.
Griboedov's example teaches that a great poet's thought, feeling, idea and artistic means of their expression are always in interaction and unity. “Woe from Wit” has become one of the best decorations of our national art because the content and form are brought into a harmonious and harmonious balance in it.
The composition of the comedy, or, as Griboyedov said, its “plan”, and the plot in which this plan was realized (in the connections, relationships and clashes of the characters, and in the development of their characters), images as a form of reflection of reality and, finally, language and comedy verse as the material of the word, as the main means of artistic formation of images and disclosure of characters - all this in "Woe from Wit" is not only in close interaction, but merged together, represents an inseparable unity and is inseparable from the general ideological task of the artist, from his idea, dictated by the desire to reflect the main socio-historical conflict of the era. This is his method.
Only a brief analysis has been presented to your attention. "Woe from Wit" can be re-read many times and each time find something new. In this work, the main characteristics of realistic art became very clear. It not only frees the author from unnecessary canons, conventions and rules, but also relies on the time-tested techniques of other artistic systems .