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TIME IN LITERATURE

AND ARTS

CLASS OF XI D

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INSTRUCTIONS

Manner of work:

  1. Each student has to complete his own slide.
  2. Each slide will contain a short presentation, a short fragment of literature, a piece of plastic work and a video link to a song / movie / staging of the chosen text, which will illustrate the theme of TIME.
  3. The final slide, with thanks, shall not be deleted. Besides, no one will delete someone else’s slide.

Good luck!

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TIME IN LITERATURE AND ARTS

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LITERARY TEXT

LINK VIDEO

PAINTING

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—HARUKI MURAKAMI

“Unfortunately, the clock is ticking, the hours are going by. The past increases, the future recedes. Possibilities decreasing, regrets mounting.”

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THE NOSTALGIA OF THE PAST

"O, stay,stay with me –

I deeply love you!

All of your longings,

They can only be heard by me.

The Persistence of the memory by Salvador Dali

STAY

ABOUT TIME!

STAY by M. Eminescu

TANIA KARINA BALINT

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Sunset at Douarnenez, Auguste Renoir

I wanted to stay in September,

Nina Cassian

Nocturne op. 9 nr. 2,

Chopin

Time is not waiting for you

I wanted to stay in September

on the deserted and pale beach,

I wanted to load myself with the ash

of my fickle roosters

and the heavy wind to fall asleep

in my tangles like water in nets;

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DARIUS ANDREI BÎTEA

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Music / FILM

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Time - foundation of existence

In the evening on the hill the bucium sounds mourning,

The herds climb it, the stars get in their way,

The waters weep, clearly springing in the wells;

Under an acacia, darling, you are waiting for me.

The moon in the sky passes the holy and clear thread,

Your eyes as big as the rare leaf,

The stars give birth wet on the serene vault,

Your chest of longing, your forehead of thoughts is full.

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TUDOR BOBOC

Literature

Painting

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Humanity’s treasure: Time

Time is the continued sequence of existence and events that occurs in an apparently irreversible succession from the past, through the present, into the future. The irreversible flow of time is one of themes chosen by many writers because it is one of humanity’s biggest problems. Time is highlighted in a lot of poetry and text through some scenarios or expressions of feelings, for example sadness for the passage of time

VICTOR BOBOC

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Time-Life’s hardest test

From the beginning of time,people have realised that time is the most precious,unrecoverable element.His importance is mostly discovered by people when it’s not much left of it.This type of vision is used as theme in the writings of the most famous romanian writers.They express their feelings(sadness)caused by the fast passing of time,creating a gloomy atmosphere.In the majority of cases,the emphasys is placed on the “empty part of the glass”,which is the moment when they realised how little time they have left.At the end ,most of the romanian writers advise us to cherish time and use it to its full potential.

BOGDAN MARIAN BULZA

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Time represents the way the hourglass sand drains, the way the moments pass; and last but not least it is that special something that can be defined in a thousand different ways. The night, or in our case the nocturnal time, is the period of time that passes between the sunset and the sunrise, like a relentless cycle. This is why the nocturn appears as the main subject in literature as well as in plastic arts and music.

ADA VANESA CHIȘ-COHAN

Nocturne

A good example of the way this is represented in literature can be the poetry called ‘Nocturne” and written by the Romanian author George Bacovia, in which the poet describes the mix between the outside world and the inside one during the night time. When it comes to music, Frédéric François Chopin’s famous composition called also ‘Nocturne’ which contains 21 beautiful solo compositions for piano. Last but not least, when it comes to art, a very good example is the well known artwork called ‘Nocturne in black’ of the American painter James McNeill Whistler.

To conclude, time can be represented through any of the three arts.

‘A light agonises,

it exists, it doesn’t exist,-

An alcoholic passes

by the sad market.

The city sleeps wet

in the heavy wetness

Through these walls,

maybe, she sleeps,-’

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Time in art

Time can be considered a symbol of art. It can take different forms, such as romanticism, in which the period of realism is found combined with aspects of reality, which are as close as possible to the truth, the Middle Ages through which geometric paintings are outlined, with points of interest highlighted, being during the Renaissance, and futurism reproduces the movement made by several people. Each period belonged to an artistic era, time representing an influence on painting. Painting is a form of interior exteriorization, where certain chromatic stridencies predominate. The passage of time can also be externalized through paintings that portray images of dynamism, for example Van Gogh's "The Starry Night" or other paintings of his.

DIANA ANDRADA CISMAȘ

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LITERATURE AND OTHER ARTS

However, I saw a bird

that made an egg while she was flying ...

However, I saw a men crying

While he was smiling ...

However, I saw a rock while it was a...

GIULIA PAULA FILDAN

The Allegory of Vanity by Antonio de Perda

In time by Nichita Stănescu

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‘I Look into My Glass’

by Thomas Hardy

Homage to Apollinaire

Marc Chagall

Autumn-Vivaldi

The dying swan

THE PRESENT, MEMORY OF THE FUTURE

But Time, to make me grieve,

Part steals, lets part abide;

And shakes this fragile frame at eve

With throbbings of noontide …

RAREȘ GABRIEL GIURGIU

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PICTURE

LITERATURE

MUSIC

Love of the past

You go, and years of pain untold,

O being that I dearly love,

My eyes will nevermore behold

The way you smile, the way you move.

And it is not as legend kind,

This love of mine torn by despair,

A demon does your soul confine

Sweet maid with face as marble fair.

You go…

By M. Eminescu

The Lovers, Magritte

Chopin - Spring Waltz

BOGDAN ANDREI HOROBA

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Time

The enemy or the friend of death?

VALERIA ALESIA ILISIE

Time is an unknown that captures the center of inspiration of many poets and prose writers.

The time of the story and the time of narration may coincide. While the story is told from the past, it can actually be happening in the present or in the future.

Last but not least, the narrator can be located in the present or the future, but tell a story that have already happened.

To sum everything up, time can be found in a lot of creations, having a special influence on humans related to one of the greatest fears, death.

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Time

Time has always been an important question , both for specialists and for great creators. Creators, painters , musicians and even great writers like to use this mysterious and so unique and precious. Writers use time as the past , present or future. Juggling these times , they manage to create a work of art , from all point of view these geniuses , all these being accompanied by the narrators account of the present or future time. Most people have the impression that time is infinite , and because of that they think they have time , but it is wrong , time has us and we have nothing to do against it.

In conclusion , time in works as well as in reality , represents the superiority over any living being , because it imposes on us a state of fear , the fear of death.

ROLLAND IUHASZ

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Find the time!

CARINA JURA

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TIME, LIVING CURRENCY

MARCH OF TIME-

DANIELA ISACHE

SAMUEL BARBER-ADAGIO FOR STRINGS

‘ERE ARRIVED A LONG TIME AGO

ION PILLAT

But they, in this moment they felt they’ll remain…

For a long time my grandfather is dead, grandmother is old…

What a strange thing: time! Suddently on the wall

You really see yourself only in the dusted portraits.

And how we were sitting… far away, a bell rang,

The same bell maybe, in the village’s old tower…

For wedding or for death, in the village’s old tower.”

‘ERE ARRIVED A LONG TIME AGO-ION PILLAT, ALINA TOMI AND TOMI CRISTIN PERFORMING

IULIA MARIA MAGUI

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TIME FLiES AND NEVER COMES BACK

LITERATURE

PAINTING

THE MUSIC

MIHNEA ANDREI MARCU

The Starry Night -Vincent van Gogh

(Dutch, 1853–1890)

Adrian Pintea - „Gloss

” by Mihai Eminescu (@Arhiva TVR)

“Time goes by, time comes along,

All is old and all is new;

What is right and what is wrong,

You must think and ask of you;

Have no hope and have no fear,

Waves that rise can never hold;

If they urge or if they cheer,

You remain aloof and cold”

-The English translation by Adrian Sahlean

“Glossa” by Miha Eminescu

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From the beginning of time, time has existed in all the arts, this being a crucial element.

In literature, the passage of time is specified in poems and shows us the imprint left by it. A good example is the poem "The years will pass" by Mihai Eminescu in which we are presented with the fact that with the passage of time his love grows more and more "As the years go by, She will give me more and more space. ”.

In drawing / painting, time can be represented by a single object or a combination of seasons (suggests the passage of time) ("Stop" time by Ludmilka Locse)

In music, time is a unit of measure that helps dancers coordinate. Any dance can have a different number of times.

To conclude, time is a crucial element that can be represented in any art.

RAREȘ MIHNEA MECHE

Ubiquitous time

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MARA MIHAELA MEREANU

From the most distant ages

time was one of

the main objects of interest of

man, it even affects them

making his life possible. As the

is also suggested in this table,

man is so drawn to time in everything

directions and supported by them,

thus time being classified into a

linear time (objective) and a circular one

(subjective). Unable to win

time, people defied him,

perpetuating their feelings

and states through art.

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ETERNIZATION THROUGH ART

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„The Portrait of Dorian Gray”-Ivan Albright (1943-1944)

„The Portrait of Dorian Gray” by Oscar Wilde

Mozart-

Lacrimosa

The Portrait of Dorian Gray is a 1945 American movie based on Oscar Wilde's novel. Released in June 1945 by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the film is directed by Albert Lewin and the production is represented by George Sanders as Lord Henry Wotton and Hurd Hatfield as Dorian Gray

The Portrait of Dorian Gray (fragments)

„The Portrait of Dorian Gray”-Ivan Savenkov (2015)

In search of the philosopher’s stone

The tragedy of age is not to be old, but to stay young.

GIULIA SIDONIA MONDA

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LITERATURE

ARTS

MUSIC

VIDEO LINK

Even when you do not have anything, you have everything...

ALEXIA MARIA NEAGOE

Oscar and the Lady in Pink by Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt

Oscar and the Lady in Pink is a novel written by Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt, the third part of the series « Cycle de l'invisible », published in 2002. It became the most successful novel.

The great success of this novel, encouraged the author to adapt it for film and theatre.

The Kiss

By Gustav Klimt

“Valse

Sentimentale”

Piotr Ilici Ceaikovski

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”The Abbey in the Oakwood” - Caspar David Friedrich (1809 - 1810)

Transience

Glossa

by Mihai Eminescu

Time goes by, time comes along,

All is old and all is new;

What is right and what is wrong,

You must think and ask of you;

Have no hope and have no fear,

Waves that rise can never hold;

If they urge or if they cheer,

You remain aloof and cold.

Past and future, ever blending,

Are the twin sides of same page:

New start will begin with ending

When you know to learn from age;

Glossa - Cherished Child

GIULIA ONEȚIU

PRO Musica - Glossa (Live 2014) - Official Video

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Time changes people. Or not?

The wait

by Vasile Alecsandri

On the seashore of foam-bleached

What a terrible groan

I’m waiting for you like an angel, darling,

Grief-stricken, longed for

The kingdom of time

by Emilia Marinescu

Garry Moore

Still got the blues

ADRIAN RAREȘ PEIA

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The thread of life and death

Eternal Life and Everlasting Youth

Evelyn de Morgan- Angel of Death

Beethoven- Funeral March

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ANA MARIA PEIA

„Be quiet my son, for I shall give you youth without old age and life without death. ”

„ ` Welcome, for if you had delayed, I would have died myself.` One slap from Death [...] was enough to take his life and turn him into dust ”

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MAXIMILIAN ANDREI POPESCU

Constantin Delaozana

the antiquity of time

Today, I read in clear strings,

Ancient Egyptian history.

For how many of the peoples

Weren't there earthly mysteries?

Hieroglyphs, gather,

A life of millennia,

Ancient songs, resound,

Like in church, the litany.

Ancient Egyptian tales

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Time goes by without turning

Past and future, ever blending,

Are the twin sides of same page:

New start will begin with ending

When you know to learn from age;

The persistence of memory by Salvador Dali

Adrian Pintea - „Glossa” by Mihai Eminescu

Glossa by M.Eminescu

Old Folk: Pro Musica - Glossa (1974)

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GIULIA MARIA ROȘU

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The Imprint Of Time

The years have passed like clouds across the dale;

The years have gone and will return no more,

For they no longer move me, as the lore

Of legend, and of song, and doina's tale

Brought wonder to my boyish brow of yore,

And mystery its meaning half unveil.

Your shade falls round me now to no avail,

O secret twilight hour on evening's shore.

MUSIC

LITERATURE

ART

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DALIA SĂRARU

The years have passed

-Mihai Eminescu

Sunset 5

-Diego Rivera

Simfonia nr. 9

-Ludwig van Beethoven

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Time flies

As can be seen in many literary creations , time is and will always be one of the greatest pains of human beings.

Returning to the past or insecurity of the future is associated with feelings such as: melancholy, longing. For example, the impression of the passage of time, as the title says, is only the result of thinking that makes the present forgotten, many people living in the future or in the past.

In conclusion, time is precious and strongly demonstrated to have a major impact on everyone, either consciously or subconsciously.

ANA MARIA SÎRB

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Painting

Music

Movie

Literature

Then be not coy, but use your time,

And while ye may, go marry;

For having lost but once your prime,

You may forever tarry …

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Time

Don’t tarry or waste time: you get just one life, so grasp the nettle and make the most of it.

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DENIS NICOLAE STOICA

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Tomorrow’s Yesterday

Every Song

Every song

Is the remains

Of love.

Every light

The remains

Of time.

A knot

Of time.

And every sign

The remains

Of a cry.

-Poem by Federico Garcia Lorca

ALEXANDRU IOAN ȘTEFĂNESCU

Eighties

-Killing Joke

The 25th Hour

-Trailer

-Painting made by Adolf Hitler

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TIME IN SPACE

Scalp dance by the Chualpays indians- Paul Kane

Nothing else matters- Metallica

Once a upon a time in Venezuela

THE PAST by J.L. BORGES

It could have been all-these things

Not to have been. They almost weren't.

We imagine them in a fatal past.

There is no time other than the present:

It's the pinnacle it will be and it has been,

When the sand drips.

It's illusory yesterday

Wide room figures wax

Or literary reminiscences

What time he breaks them in the mirrors.

Eric the Red, Brenus, Riga Carlos,

Evanescent sunset that was yours,

They are not in memory, but in eternity

ANDREEA TĂNASĂ

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Time

DARIUS TRIF

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90T7iLuzFgg

-Trailer

The machine time

by George Pal

Painting

“Scurgerea timpului” by

Daniela Isache

https://youtu.be/LGjt291COa0

Music

Time waits for no one- Freddie Mercury

Devouring Time, blunt thou the lion’s paws,

And make the earth devour her own sweet brood;

Pluck the keen teeth from the fierce tiger’s jaws,

And burn the long-lived phoenix in her blood …

Sonet 19 by William Shakespare

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CONCLUSIONS

It is said that art represents beauty in all its forms of manifestation; beauty, as an aesthetic value, also means sublime, dramatic, tragic. It is that external stimulus that envelops our senses, makes us aware of aesthetic values ​​and, why not, forms a strong critical spirit in evaluating different works of art.

In this project, we can see how literature, fine arts and music develop over time. New styles and techniques are making their place, becoming more loved by spectators and listeners. Starting with the great Poet, Mihai Eminescu, who stands out with poems such as O ramai, Glossa and the well-known Luceafar which has its debut during the Romantic period, all these creations highlight the theme of love, nature and especially the passage of time, ephemerality.

Visually, the passage of time is observed by changing the cultural currents of well-known paintings such as: The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali which is conceived during Surrealism, Tribute to Apollinaire by Marc Chagall created during Cubism, The Kiss by Gustav Klimt belonging to the Symbolist current.

And from a musical point of view, you can see a major difference. From the different styles that were in vogue in certain periods, one can differentiate the dominant culture. Classical music is represented by great composers, such as Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, Frédéric Chopin, Antonio Vivaldi, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart who are known for their work as: Valse Sentimentale, Nocturne op. 9 no. 2, Autumn, Lacrimosa. The specific current of these composers and musical works is romanticism.

IULIA GEORGIANA UNCRUȚ

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