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🔸 Oral Matura 2024 - Development of open-book questions 🔸 https://maturanamaksa.pl/matura-ustna... 00:01:58 - Bible - Song of Songs 00:03:47 - Bible - 1 Corinthians 00:05:05 - Sappho - Poetry of Love 00:06:55 - St. Augustine 00:07:55 - The Story of Tristan and Isolde 00:10:30 - Jan Kochanowski - A Tombstone to a Husband from His Wife (episcopal poems) 00:11:55 - William Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet 00:13:35 - Mikołaj Sęp Szarzyński - Sonnet V - On the Ephemeral Love of the Things of This World 00:15:10 - Franciszek Karpiński - To Justine / Laura and Filo 00:15:30 - Laurence Sterne - A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy 00:16:45 - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - The Sorrows of Young Werther 00:17:50 - Adam Mickiewicz - Pan Tadeusz 00:18:48 - Adam Mickiewicz - Uncertainty 00:19:55 - Bolesław Prus - The Doll 00:20:19 - Adam Asnyk - One heart… 00:21:23 - Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer - Aphorisms 00:22:10 - Bolesław Leśmian - In the Raspberry Bush 00:22:52 - Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska - Love 00:23:47 - Jan Twardowski - Love "Love – what is it?" Francesco Petrarch asked. It is most often defined as a feeling directed towards another person. It can shape a person's personality, influence self-esteem, guide human fate, or introduce meaning into life (or deprive it). Love between a man and a woman is a state of extraordinary fascination, the first indication of which we receive at the beginning of the Bible. In the Book of Genesis (Genesis 2:23), Adam utters the first hymn of love to a woman: "This is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh!" And from that moment on, we can observe the constant presence of the theme of love in culture. As Mikołaj Sęp Szarzyński wrote in Sonnet V: "Love is the very course of our being." Hence, at any time, we can find cultural texts that speak of experiences related to love—devoted and faithful, stronger than death and eternal, passionate and temporary, difficult and driven by decision, delicate and violent… We can describe it in the words of Father Jan Twardowski: "there is difficult love, there is foreseeing love, there is madness, selfishness, and stupidity." But in this diversity of love—whether feelings or decisions—the most important message is the words: "let us hurry to love people—they depart so quickly"… #maturarazpolskiego​​​​ #matura​​​​ #matura2024 #maturanamaksa