Uniwersyteckie Czasopisma NaukoweDziecko i świat natury: Hymny prozą dla dzieci Anny Barbauld
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https://doi.org/10.26881/bp.2024.4.06Słowa kluczowe:
Anna Laetitia Barbauld, Hymns in Prose for Children, Isaac Watts, Divine and Moral Songs, dziecko, semiosferaAbstrakt
Anna Laetitia Barbauld (1743-1825) jest jedną z wczesnych autorek religijnych hymnów dla dzieci, zapoczątkowanych w początkach XVIII wieku przez Isaaca Wattsa. W pisanych prozą hymnach Barbauld najważniejszym tłem przestrzennym i motywem tematycznym jest przyroda, która stanowi punkt wyjścia do ukazywania dziecku wszechobecności i potęgi Boga. Dydaktyczne utwory Barbauld odwołują się do racjonalności dziecięcego odbiorcy, ale ukazanie otwartego na metafizykę dziecka w jedności z naturą wpisuje się w nurty charakterystyczne dla romantyzmu.
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