people whose lives are lived in hardship and uncertainty are bound to be fatalistic. do you agree with this statement? why? why not? ( hint; cannot fight against circumstances -surrender to fate) pliz help to answer this question for 'Riders to the sea'chapter
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Answer:
because we live and survived in nature because of our brains power
Yes and no both, people whose lives are lived in hardship and uncertainty are bound to be fatalistic.
Explanation:
"Little Man" - the type of literary hero that emerged in Russian literature with the advent of reality, that is, in the XIX century, 20-30s. A little person is a lowly social figure and an original person, not in the best interests, no different in character strength, but at the same time kind, harmless to anyone, harmless
Forgotten, humiliated people find their lives, short joys and long-suffering great, not worth paying attention to. Such people and such instincts gave birth to the era. The brutal times and the Zarist injustice forced the "little people" to retreat. Although suffering, he lived a contradictory life and died unprofessionally. But these are the things that sometimes happen when the will of the situation begins to murmur against the powers that appeal to the justice of the soul to seek justice. The petty officers, the station superintendents, the crazy "little people" were not voluntarily leaving the shadows.
The theme of a small man is the traditional theme of Russian literature of the last two centuries. The subject first appeared in Russian literature precisely in the 19th century (in Karamzin's "Poor Liza"). Probably, for this reason, the first realism that a small person's image is characteristic of is real, and this artistic way ultimately took shape only in the 19th century. However, in my opinion, this topic can be relevant in any historical period, as it describes, among other things, the relationship between man and power and these relationships have existed since ancient times.