MODERNA FR. POEZ-ZNAČ. I TUMAČ. T. SA SEM. I PR. R

After passing this exam, the student should: 1. Value ​​the complex thought and aesthetic characteristics of Baudelaires work as a turning point in the development of French and European poetry, developing love for the world of ideas and poetic original expression. 2. Explain the diversity and innovation of the influence of previous eras and trends through great predecessors (François Villon, Alfred de Vigny, Victor Hugo, Gerard de Nerval) on Baudelaires symbolism, i.e. the diffusion of his influence on his poetic successors (Verlaine, Rimbaud, Mallarmé, Apollinaire, Valéry , Bonfois). 3. Explain the dominant characteristics of Baudelaires poetics (aesthetics of evil, synaesthesia, ontological, physical, social basis of spline, "mundus muliebris", dualism of sleep and waking, fall and elevation, divine and satanic). 4. Autonomously or under supervision, translate and interpret passages from the obligatory Baudelaire oeuvre (Flowers of Evil, Small Prose Poems, Artificial Paradises), recognize the philosophical-social-artistic context, with very good interaction in the French language (oral or written). 5. Independently or in pairs, present (oral or written) a seminar or final paper on modern poetry, developing the ability of a scientific approach and specialized treatment of the topic, with the use of information technologies.