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for his contemporaries and posterity. He greatly enriched Polish poetry by naturalizing foreign poetic forms, which he knew how to imbue with a national spirit. Kochanowski, writes Davies, can be seen as "the founder of Polish vernacular poetry showed the Poles the beauty of their language".
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et al.), and the first
English-language monograph devoted to him, by David Welsh, appeared in 1974. As late as the early 1980s, Kochanowki's writings were generally passed over or given short shrift in English-language reference works. However, more recently further English translations have
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describes him as "the 'founding father' of elegant humanist Polish-language poetry"; and
American Slavicist and translator David Welsh writes that Kochanowski's greatest achievement was his "transformation of the Polish language as a medium for poetry". Ulewicz credits Kochanowski's
1239:": Kochanowski's innovation, "something unique in... world literature... a whole cycle... centered around the main theme", scandalized some contemporaries, as the cycle applied a classic form to a personal sorrow – and that, to an "insignificant" subject, a young child.
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Polish poet, calls them a sort of "very personal diary, but one where the personality of the author never appears in the foreground". Another of
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has inspired modern Polish literary, musical, and visual art. Fragments of Jan
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church authorities. In 1983 they were returned to the church, and in 1984 another funeral was held for the poet.
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of the responsibilities of statesmanship resonates to this day. The play was performed on 12 January 1578 in
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Zgorzelski, Czesław (1930). "Czesław Zgorzelski, Sycyna, Czarnolas i Zwoleń w opisach wędrówek po kraju".
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as most influential in this regard, while Davies writes that "Kochanowski's Psalter did for Polish what
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nations. His primacy remained unchallenged until the advent of the 19th-century Polish Romantics (aka
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Niziurski, Mirosław (1981). "Muzyczne opracowania tekstów Jana Kochanowskiego".
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Pamiątka wszytkimi cnotami hojnie obdarzonemu Janowi Baptiście hrabi na Tęczynie
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did for German". Kochanowski's works also influenced the development of
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the nomination of Kochanowski as the standard-bearer of Sandomierz.
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In his youth Kochanowski traveled to Italy, where he studied at the
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culture in the Polish language"; Polish literary historian
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Sejmiki Rzeczypospolitej szlacheckiej w XVII i XVIII wieku
2097:(in Polish). Warszawa: Wiedza Powszechna. pp. 86–90.
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Kochanowski's first published collection of poems was his
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names Kochanowski the second most important figure of the
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were among Kochanowski's important patrons). Miłosz calls
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permanent exhibition in the Palace of the Commonwealth
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Kochanowski. Szczyt renesansu w literaturze polskiej
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2070:The Routledge World Companion to Polish Literature
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2396:Bogucka, Maria; Kieniewicz, Stefan, eds. (1984).
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1928:The History of Polish Literature, Updated Edition
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1172:"the finest specimen of Polish humanist drama".
2167:"Poznań skarbnicą materiałów do Kochanowskiego"
2121:Garbaczowa, Maria; Urban, Wacław, eds. (1985).
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1871:Ulewicz, Tadeusz (1968). "Jan Kochanowski".
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2140:Kriegseisen, Wojciech (1991).
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2093:Korolko, Mirosław (1985).
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2853:ULEWICZ, TADEUSZ (1982).
2796:Segel, Harold B. (1976).
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