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Charisma

Johann Friedrich Schiller

Phraseologism: Charisma.

Meaning: Talent, talent.

Origin: From the ode "To Joy" (1787) by the German poet Johann Friedrich Schiller (1759-1805), which the composer Ludwig van Beethoven set to music for the final chorus of his Ninth Symphony (1824): "Joy in the heart, a spark of God, // You fly to us from heaven..."

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End of the century.

Meaning:

About decadent moods in society, alarming trends in art, fashion, social Behavior, morality, etc. (jokingly ironic).

Origin:

An expression popular in Europe in the late 1880s, which was usually remembered in connection with various innovations, previously unknown, and which were considered a sign of the new, XX century. - "fashion of the end of the century", "woman of the end of the century", "art of the end of the century", etc. When at the beginning of the 17th century. in France, the question arose about the origin of this expression, the writers A. Micard and F. Jouvenot published an article in one of the magazines, in which they explained that this was their play "The End of the Century", staged on April 1888, XNUMX, marked the beginning of the widespread use of this phrase as a sustainable image.

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