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OSSIAN AND OSSIANISM IN THE HISTORY OF THE EUROPEAN LITERATURE

Valentina Fedorovna Sokolova
Nizhny Novgorod State Engineering-Economic University


Submitted: June 1, 2015
Abstract. The general trends of the development of the European literature of the second half of the XVIII - the beginning of the XIX century are revealed by the example of the influence on them of lyric-epic poems by J. Macpherson created by the materials of the folklore collected by him in Highland Scotland and published in the eight-volume collection “The Works of Ossian, the Son of Fingal” (1765), which played an inestimable role in the history of world culture.
Key words and phrases:
литература Европы
влияние
предромантическое движение
Оссиан и оссианизм
процесс
бард
лиризм
меланхолическое настроение
фольклор
literature of Europe
influence
pre-romantic movement
Ossian and Ossianism
process
bard
lyrism
melancholy mood
folklore
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