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The written Belorussian heritage of the Renaissance is a unique phenomenon in the European culture. In years 1517-1519 Francis Skoryna published in Prague 23 books of the Bible in the Old Belorussian language. In introductions and epilogues to the first published edition of the Bible in Eastern Belorussia and the territory of today’s Poland Skoryna inherited and creatively developed the outlook on life presented in works of Basil the Great, Dionysius Areopagite, Gregory the Theologian, Efrema of Syria, Jan from Damascus, Cyril from Turow and others. This spiritual-ethical heritage is fundamentally different than ancient, to which the Western-European Renaissance reffered.
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2011
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tom Tom 1 Nr XVI
265-275
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Recent decades, in Belarus, despite all their contrast to the society and the individual, areepoch-making, momentous in the spiritual sense. With freedom of religion traditions of spiritualityare also being revived in literature. Christina Lyalko, famous Belarussian prose writer, translatorfrom Italian and Polish languages, many years editor of the Catholic magazine “Our Faith”, authorof the book of poetry Na dalonyah ljubovł (Minsk 2006), in her life and works consistentlyprofesses spiritual and ethical values - obtained by an individual at his very birth - aiming atrevealing the harmonious unity of the Earthly life and the Life in Heaven. It is noteworthy thata key moment in her spiritual life was not a search for faith, as the majority of her contemporarieswould do, but the expectation of the universal conversion to the existing. In its spiritual essenceand its artistic and aesthetic manifestation poetry by C. Lyalko belongs to the “Pascalian” branchof development of the Belarusian religious poetry, associated with the tradition of thinking, attitudeto the universe and individual’s place in it, which are peculiar to B. Pascal.
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Byelorussian Literary Association Bialovezha - the only such literary organization in Poland - was brought into being on 8th June 1958 in Bialystok. The literary output of the Association members is impressive. Over 200 books of poetry and prose, essays and literary critics, scientific monographs and translations have been published. In the output, which has persisted for over half a century, the affection for homeland is expressed. An attachment to home and family is one of the key experience and feelings which initiate the need of poetic expression. In poetry of Viktor Shved, Dymitr Shatylovich, Ales Barsky, Jan Chykvin, Michal Shahovich, Jerzy Bayena, Mira Luksha, Jerzy Buyniuk and others, this subject acquires individual features determined by creative personality of every poet and his sensibility to the particular character of the borderland culture.
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