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Features works by A.S. Pushkin ( Dubrovsky ), N.V. Gogol , I.S. Turgenev ( Bezhin Lug ), and L.N. Tolstoy ( Childhood ).

The study of literature in the 6th grade using the textbook focuses on the central theme: "Literature as the Art of Words" . The curriculum is designed to help students understand how written works function as an art form by comparing them with other creative disciplines like painting and music. Key Components of the Curriculum

Encourages students to find parallels between the text and visual or musical masterpieces.

Includes V.G. Rasputin ( French Lessons ), A.I. Kuprin ( The Taper ), and C. Aitmatov .

A section for thoughtful discussion about the themes and moral questions posed in the text.

The textbook is divided into two parts and covers a vast range of genres and historical periods:

The system of tasks in Merkin's textbook uses a multi-level approach to help students develop analytical skills. Typical sections for questions include: