"Readings" – Czeslaw Milosz – interpretation and analysis of the poem.

Czeslaw Milosz refers to the Bible in his work “Readings”. He claims that the Bible is the basis for the culture and tradition of the 21st century. The two worlds-the world of today and the world of the Bible-are not really that different, and if people read the principles described in Scripture and put them into practice, the two worlds would not be different at all. The essay contains 444 words.

Czeslaw Milosz, a poet who has been called “the cursed poet” since 1951, is an outstanding Polish author. Studied law at Vilnius University, lived in the United States, France and Krakow. In 1980, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature for his life’s work. It was then that his works began to be published nationally for the first time since 1951. In the poem “Lektury”, he presents the biblical world, quotes a parable about madmen, and states the fact that the world of the 21st century is based on principles and traditions from the time of Jesus Christ.

The essay contains 444 words.

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