Вопрос школьника по предмету Литература
«Да-а, музыка та же, и я вроде бы тот же, и горло мое сдавило, стиснуло, но нет слез, нет детского восторга и жалости чистой, детской жалости. Музыка разворачивала душу, как огонь войны разворачивал дома, обнажая то святых на стене, то кровать, то качалку, то рояль, то тряпки бедняка, убогое жилище нищего, скрытые от глаз людских — бедность и святость, — все-все обнажилось, со всего сорваны одежды, все подвергнуто унижению, все вывернуто грязной изнанкой, и оттого-то, видимо, старая музыка повернулась иной ко мне стороною, звучала древним боевым кличем, звала куда-то, заставляла что-то делать, чтобы потухли эти пожары, чтобы люди не жались к горящим развалинам, чтобы зашли они в свой дом, под крышу, к близким и любимым, чтобы небо, вечное наше небо, не подбрасывало взрывами и не сжигало адовым огнем». О какой общечеловеческой беде говорит автор в этом фрагменте?
Ответ учителя по предмету Литература
Ответ:
автор говорит о безчувственности
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