During his literary career, Dygasiński wrote forty-two short stories and novels. Since 1884 his works were being published in book-form and enjoyed considerable success. They were translated into Russian and German. In 1891, Dygasiński went on a trip to Brazil on a trail of Polish emigrants from Partitioned Poland. He produced a series of letters describing the tragic fate of Polish émigrés in South America. In the following years Dygasiński maintained a position of a tutor and coach for numerous wealthy landowning families. Late in life he settled in Warsaw, where he died on June 6, 1902, and was buried at the local Powązkowski Cemetery.
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In his work Dygasiński often focused on topics of rural life and residents of small towns, highlighting the common fate of both, human and animal communities. Some of his most important work include:
Wilk, psy i ludzie (Wolf, dogs and humans; 1883)
Ogólne zasady pedagogiki dotyczące wykształcenia umysłu, uczuć, moralności i religijności (General principles of teaching in the education of mind, emotions, morality, and religion; 1883)
Na pańskim dworze (1884) At the court of the Lord (1884)
Głód i miłość (Hunger and Love; 1885)
Na warszawskim bruku (On the streets of Warsaw, 1886)
Nowe tajemnice Warszawy (New secrets of Warsaw; Vol. 1-2, 1887)
Właściciele (Owners; 1888)
Beldonek (Beldonek; 1888)
Jak się uczyć i jak uczyć innych (How to learn and how to teach others; 1889)
Pan Jędrzej Piszczalski (Mr. Jędrzej Piszczalski; 1890)
Na złamanie karku (At breakneck speed; 1893)
Gorzałka (Booze; 1894)
Żywot Beldonka (Beldonek's Life; 1898)
As (As; 1896)
Zając (Hare; 1900)
Listy z Brazylii (Letters from Brazil; 1891)
Margiela i Margielka (Margiela and Margielka; 1901)
adolf, dygasiński, march, 1839, niegosławice, june, 1902, grodzisk, mazowiecki, polish, novelist, publicist, educator, polish, literature, leading, representatives, naturalism, born, 1839, march, 1839niegosławice, pińczów, countydied3, june, 1902, 1902, aged, . Adolf Dygasinski March 7 1839 Niegoslawice June 3 1902 Grodzisk Mazowiecki was a Polish novelist publicist and educator In Polish literature he was one of the leading representatives of Naturalism Adolf DygasinskiBorn 1839 03 07 7 March 1839Niegoslawice Pinczow CountyDied3 June 1902 1902 06 03 aged 63 Grodzisk Mazowiecki WarsawResting placePowazkowski CemeteryLanguagePolishGenreNovelLiterary movementNaturalismSignature Contents 1 Life 2 Works 3 See also 4 External linksLife editDuring his literary career Dygasinski wrote forty two short stories and novels Since 1884 his works were being published in book form and enjoyed considerable success They were translated into Russian and German In 1891 Dygasinski went on a trip to Brazil on a trail of Polish emigrants from Partitioned Poland He produced a series of letters describing the tragic fate of Polish emigres in South America In the following years Dygasinski maintained a position of a tutor and coach for numerous wealthy landowning families Late in life he settled in Warsaw where he died on June 6 1902 and was buried at the local Powazkowski Cemetery Works editIn his work Dygasinski often focused on topics of rural life and residents of small towns highlighting the common fate of both human and animal communities Some of his most important work include Wilk psy i ludzie Wolf dogs and humans 1883 Ogolne zasady pedagogiki dotyczace wyksztalcenia umyslu uczuc moralnosci i religijnosci General principles of teaching in the education of mind emotions morality and religion 1883 Na panskim dworze 1884 At the court of the Lord 1884 Glod i milosc Hunger and Love 1885 Na warszawskim bruku On the streets of Warsaw 1886 Nowe tajemnice Warszawy New secrets of Warsaw Vol 1 2 1887 Wlasciciele Owners 1888 Beldonek Beldonek 1888 Jak sie uczyc i jak uczyc innych How to learn and how to teach others 1889 Pan Jedrzej Piszczalski Mr Jedrzej Piszczalski 1890 Na zlamanie karku At breakneck speed 1893 Gorzalka Booze 1894 Zywot Beldonka Beldonek s Life 1898 As As 1896 Zajac Hare 1900 Listy z Brazylii Letters from Brazil 1891 Margiela i Margielka Margiela and Margielka 1901 Gody zycia Mating Life 1902 See also editHistory of philosophy in Poland List of PolesExternal links editBiography nbsp nbsp This Polish biographical article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Adolf Dygasinski amp oldid 1212298936, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
