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battle as a literary theme, painting and video. Theme

I. Literature entity
1) Joseph Heller, Catch 22, New York: Albatros Edition, 2008, ISBN 978-83-7359-803-4
2) Henryk Sienkiewicz, the Teutonic Knights, [ film], Warsaw: 1960
3) Henryk Sienkiewicz, With Fire and Sword, [film], Warsaw, 1999
4) William Shakespeare, Titus Andronicus, New York: Owl Green Issue, 1997, ISBN 83-86740-63 -9
5) John Ronald Tolkien, Lord of the Rings - Return of the King, New York: Amber edition, 2002, ISBN: 83-7245-889-8
6) Kurt Vonnegut, [film], USA, 1972

II. Literature
1) Jan Dlugosz, Annals, New York: Scientific Society Edition of the Catholic University of Lublin, 2005, p. 31 - 49, ISBN 83-7306-317-0
2) Kopalinski Wladyslaw, Dictionary of Symbols, Wroclaw : Issue Arcana, 1980, p. 25-31
3) Jeremy Black, 70 major battles of the world, Warsaw: Bellona Edition, 2007, str.65-80, ISBN 97-883-111-0532-4

III Framework for events:
1) Thesis:
a) illustrate the importance of ballistic
scenes 2) The order of presentation of arguments
3) The armed conflict in the famous American novel "Catch 22". Depicting World War II in the light of human folly and absurdity.
4) attempt to answer the question of whether war can be beautiful? Response supported by examples from the novel by William Shakespeare
5) Termination of the peace terms by the Teutonic Knights and the tightening of the conflict which tend to war with the Polish. Motion picture, screenplay, etc. To reflect on the possibilities of imaging in the cinema.
6) The desire to restore the memory of the generation time and the glory of the homeland portrayed in the film directed by Sienkiewicz - Fire and Sword
7) The Great War of the Ring in the story "The Lord of the Rings - Return of the King"
8) Picture of the absurd cruelty of war in film "Slaughterhouse No.5"
9) Comparison of the literary vision of reality.
10) Conclusion:
a) the needs of battle scenes portraying
b) mysterious meaning a stimulus to learning history