| dc.description.abstract | The article presents the influence of Adam Mickiewicz’s works on the development of the
romantic movement in Belarusian literature, representatives of which are Jan Barszczewski,
Aleksander Rypiński, and Władysław Syrokomla.
In the 19th century, Belarusians would live their lives in the country. The city was visited
for the fairs, and the accompanying religious and secular festivals. Countryside inhabitants
met with their friends and relatives in inns, drank, and told all kinds of stories, which later
appeared on the pages of “high” literature. Mickiewicz’s works may serve as an example
(”Pani Twardowska”, ”To lubię”, “Dziady”). | en_EN |
