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Juan Kochanowski de Korwin, (1530 – 22 de agosto de 1584), (en latín Ioannes Cochanovius, a veces escrito Juan Cocanovio en español), fue un gran poeta, traductor y escritor del Renacimiento y el Humanismo en Polonia, quien estableció modelos poéticos
Jan Kochanowski (Polish: [ˈjan kɔxaˈnɔfskʲi]; 1530 – 22 August 1584) was a Polish Renaissance poet who wrote in Latin and Polish and established poetic patterns that would become integral to Polish literary language.
Ioannes Cochanovius, Ioannes Kochanovius (ur. ok. 1530 w Sycynie [3], zm. 22 sierpnia 1584 w Lublinie) – polski poeta epoki renesansu, tłumacz, prepozyt kapituły katedralnej poznańskiej w latach 1564–1574 [4], poeta nadworny Stefana Batorego w 1579 roku [5], sekretarz królewski Zygmunta II Augusta [6] i Stefana Batorego [7], wojski sandomierski ...
El fallecimiento de Jan Kochanowski, un talentoso escritor que comenzó a desarrollar textos en latín pero terminó elaborando un modelo poético que le permitiría quedar en la Historia como el fundador de la literatura lírica polaca, se produjo en Lublin el 22 de agosto de 1584.
Jan Kochanowski was a humanist poet who dominated the culture of Renaissance Poland. Born into the country nobility, Kochanowski studied at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków and later, between 1552 and 1559, at the University of Padua in Italy.
The greatest Polish and a major European Renaissance man of letters whose poetic genius was the first of such brilliance in Poland and remained the only one until the explosion of talent in Romanticism. Jan Kochanowski, of the noble clan of Korwin, was born in Sycyna. The exact date - day and month - is unknown.
18 de may. de 2018 · KOCHANOWSKI, JAN (1530 – 1584), Polish and Neo-Latin poet, humanist, royal secretary and courtier, arguably the outstanding literary figure of the Slavic world before the Romantic age. Kochanowski was born to a middling gentry family of Little Poland.
