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8/8/2019 Trail Blazer Group 9-Hans Christian Andersen

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There lived a man

In a Faraway Kingdom


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P rologue : Introduction

Chapter One : His Life

Chapter Two : His Travels

Chapter Three : His Works

Chapter Four: Showcase of Carnival

Epilogue : Reflections


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Trail Blazer:

Hans Christian

Andersen Commemorative event:

Carnival


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-born in the slums of Odense-father was a poor shoemaker andliterate

-mother worked as washerwoman-Andersen depicted her in his novels-she declined into alcoholism and died


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-received little education-highly emotional-hysterical attacks of cramps-composed his own fairy tales andarranged puppet theatre shows


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-his father died in 1816 and he wasforced to go to work.- his trousers were pulled down whenother workers suspected that he was

a girl.-Andersen moved to Copenhagen atthe age of 14


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H is Travels and Their Influence1819- Moves to Copenhagen to seek his fortune

on the stage1822- Attends Slagelse Grammar School

1827- Back to Copenhagen to study for universitymatriculation1831- Travels to Germany

-Publishes Shadow Picture s about his journey

1833-34- Travels to Germany, Paris, Switzerlandand Italy on a tour of cultural formation


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1847- V isits England and meets Charles Dickens-A Christmas Greeting to my English Friends,

published1848 - T he T wo Baronesses , a patriotic novel,

published1857- Revisits England and stays with Charles

Dickens- T o Be or Not T o Be published

1858-59 - Four volumes of New T ales and Storiespublished

1867- Awarded the Freedom of the City of Odense1872 - F inal volume of stories, including 'AuntieToothache', published

1875- Andersen dies on 4 August in Copenhagen


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Conclusion

More relaxed and took more libertiesduring his travelsFelt at home temperamentallyelsewhere in Europe

H ad a ambivalent relation to Denmark

Became the most widely travelledDanish writer of his day


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-reminiscence of his childhood-felt that he was beingabandoned by the whole

world, when his parentspassed away

-expressed his past lonelinessand helplessness

-ugliness is not what othersthink of you but what youthink about yourself


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blindly agreeingwith majority is

not the rightthing to do.


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-exposes theselfishness ofhumans


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-always embracenew challenges evenwhen thereslimitations to onescapabilities-always haveconfidence in

yourself-love overcomes allobstacles


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-love can overcomeany obstacles

-good heartedness isalways repaid

-determination is veryimportant for you toachieve something

-always havecourage


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-always care for the misfortunate

people around youand help them asmuch as possible

-do not take thingsfor granted


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-Story-telling sessions for youngchildren

-Short skits for teenagers-Seminars for adults

-Masquerade parade for ALL !

-Food and Games kiosk going around


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-Andersen, given his difficult life isindeed remarkable in constructing suchspell-binding stories.

-Deep emotions toward his stories

-Gave a memorable childhood of

stories to the kids-Legendary figure


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Google Images

Msn Images The Hans Christian Andersen Research

Centre, University of Southern Denmark

(www.andersen.sdu.uk)


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