Plan: Introduction. The purpose and task of science

Mikhail Bulgakov - "The Master and Margarita"
At the time when Bulgakov started writing this work, a new state was established in a large part of the earth's surface, a new social system that took many nationalities and peoples under its control through a revolutionary coup. The characters of the play, the editor Bezdomny and the young poet Berlioz, were grateful servants of this system. The events of the play begin with the events of the editor Bezdomny and the poet Berlioz, who earnestly began to fulfill the task assigned to them. Their tasks are to educate the society in an atheistic spirit with their creations, or rather their activities.
The work uses various seemingly incomprehensible symbols and characters. Such symbols and characters can be accepted as false artistic fabric or fiction, but no party, no system can deny the thought and truth expressed through them.
In the work, Bulgakov exposes such evils as greed, hypocrisy, bribery and cowardice, which mankind still cannot get rid of, through a clear and unique satire.
In the work, the events related to Margarita and other women are expressed in such a way that their inclinations seem to support Aristotle's opinion: "In women, the passion principle always prevails over reason." This work, which embodies worldviews about human weakness and instability, ends with the destruction of the word MASSOLIT and its members.
This novel by Askad Mukhtar is written in a new form, reminiscent of Eastern literary traditions. If the stories branching out in all directions like the branches of a maple tree reflect the living reality, its deep roots are stories about the recent past, and the narratives are light as flying leaves, they reach ancient legends on the wings of artistic thinking...
All this is about one Uzbek family. This family is big, ancient, cultured, hardworking, and in this sense, "original". Each of their members has assumed a certain responsibility in the life of the people. The strong and ancient Sycamore, which spreads deep roots into the soil, is a symbol of eternity, a symbol of our nation.
Each of the stories conditionally connected with the journey of the family head, Grandmother Achil, puts forward an independent moral and aesthetic opinion. And stories and narratives strengthen and strengthen this idea.