Презентация, доклад по английскому языку на тему Адам Мицкевич (8 класс)

of the Polish national movement. He had a great influence on the development of Polish and Belarusian literature in the 19th century. In Poland it is considered one of the three greatest Polish poets of the Romantic era

and always considered Lithuania his homeland. He graduated from Vilna University (Vilna, now Vilnius), and then worked as a teacher in the school of Kovno (now Kaunas). Years 1824-1829 Mickiewicz spent in Russia - in Odessa, Moscow and St. Petersburg, where he was admitted to the circle of the progressive Russian man. Since 1932 he lived in Paris

poems, dramas, journalism and many fragments and unfinished works. After the first poems written in the classic spirit, he published a collection of Poetry, Volume 1 (1822), which marked the beginning of Polish Romanticism (edition of the second, supplemented - 1829). In the "Foreword" and the ballad "Romantyczność" Mickiewicz formulated a new literary program referring to popular beliefs, a world of feelings and fantasy (as opposed to "glass and the eye of a sage"), attention to nature and the presence of the "invisible." In these poetic works, the rigid boundaries of genres are erased, poetics of parables, ballads and dumas are used (the most famous poems of this period are Romantika, Svitiz, Svitzyanka, Three Budrys, Paris).

"Ballads and Romances"

(parts III and IV), as well as the historical poem "Grazhina. The Lithuanian story. " Referring to the traditions of Byron and V. Scott epic narrative about the Lithuanian princess, who, dressed in a man, led the struggle against the Crusaders, was the first attempt to give a romantic definition of the concepts of "patriotism" and "homeland".