Preschool education and teaching of foreign languages and literature in primary

The aim of the course work: In children's literature, the biography of Wilhelm Gulf and the originality of his work, as well as the analysis of the images in his works
The object of the course work: the process of introduction to the biography of Wilhelm Gulf
The subject of the course work: skills of introduction to the biography of Wilhelm Gulf
Practical importance of course work. It serves to effectively use the ideas, approaches and results of the course work, which ensure their effectiveness, in preparing lectures on pedagogical subjects, creating manuals, as well as creating methodical recommendations, popularizing work experiences.
The structural structure and volume of the course work: the work consists of an introduction, 2 chapters conclusion and a list of used literature.


CHAPTER I. UNIQUENESS IN THE LIFE AND WORK OF WILHELM GULF

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   Life and work of Wilhelm Guelph
   

We continue the series of stories about the great storytellers of the world and today we want to introduce you to the work and life of the great German writer and storyteller Wilhelm Hauff.

Fate gave Wilhelm Gauf a huge talent, but measured out a short life, however, and in this short time the writer managed to leave a significant mark on world literature. First of all, he is known as a great storyteller. TopCafe really wants to tell you about the biography of this wonderful writer.
Childhood of Wilhelm Hauff
Wilhelm was born on November 29, 1802 in a German city called Stuttgart. His mother was from a noble family, and his father served as a secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In addition to him, the family had three more children. The writer remembered his father with difficulty; he died when the boy was seven years old.
After the death of their father, “Wilhelm's mother took the children to Tübingen - here was the estate of her father - Wilhelm's grandfather”. ²It was here that the future storyteller joined literature. My grandfather had a huge library and here the boy spent all his free time. In a dark and dusty room, Wilhelm, who was still just a boy, met Walter Scott and the Grimm brothers .
Thanks to his industriousness and curiosity, Wilhelm differed from his peers with a fantastic imagination, outstanding minds, and a brilliant writing talent.