Henryk SienkiewiczHenryk Sienkiewicz

Natalia KoszewskaNatalia KoszewskaKamila KęsyKamila KęsyGimnazjum nr 131Gimnazjum nr 131

He was born on the 5 of He was born on the 5 of may 1846 in Wola may 1846 in Wola Okrzejska. Okrzejska.

He went to England in He went to England in 1878 and stayed in 1878 and stayed in London.London.

He was a polish He was a polish novelist and writer. novelist and writer. The most famous The most famous books written by books written by Henryk Sienkiewicz Henryk Sienkiewicz are:are:

Quo Vadis (1895)Quo Vadis (1895) Fire in the steppe Fire in the steppe

(1888)(1888) The Deluge (1886)The Deluge (1886) The Knights of the The Knights of the

cross (1900)cross (1900) In the desert and In the desert and

wilderness (1912)wilderness (1912)

He won a Noble Prize in category of He won a Noble Prize in category of literature in 1905 for his all art work.literature in 1905 for his all art work.

Bronisław Kasper Bronisław Kasper MalinowskiMalinowski

He was born on the 7 He was born on the 7 of april 1942 in of april 1942 in Cracow.Cracow.

He spent most of his He spent most of his life in England – he life in England – he studied in London studied in London School of Economics School of Economics in 1910 – 1913. in 1910 – 1913.

He was known as Father of Social Anthropology. He was a He was known as Father of Social Anthropology. He was a scientist and a writer. The most famous books are:scientist and a writer. The most famous books are:

The Trobriand IslandsThe Trobriand Islands (1915) (1915)

Myth in Primitive PsychologyMyth in Primitive Psychology (1926) (1926)

Crime and Custom in Savage SocietyCrime and Custom in Savage Society (1926) (1926)

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