Cititul ne face mai buni. Limba și literatura română. Noțiuni aplicații repere istorice. Clasa a XI-a

This book links Romanian writing, language, and how people share ideas. Grade 11 students use texts and hands-on tasks to learn. The book is a proposed school text. It follows the current course of study. It also draws on national guidance for teachers. That guidance links middle school study with study in secondary school.

Four units trace the growth of Romanian culture and writing. The first looks at their roots and early years. The second deals with the 19th century. The third traces trends in culture and writing. It takes these into the early 20th century. The fourth looks at novels between the two world wars.

The texts show how ideas and past eras shaped writing. Students read early writers such as Grigore Ureche and Miron Costin. They also read works by Antim Ivireanul and Ion Neculce. Some texts come from Ion Budai-Deleanu. Others come from Mihail Kogălniceanu. Students read Vasile Alecsandri and Alecu Russo, too. They also read works by Costache Negruzzi. The book has texts by Titu Maiorescu and Mihai Eminescu. Students read I.L. Caragiale as well. They also read Alexandru Macedonski and George Coșbuc. Some texts come from Hortensia Papadat-Bengescu. Others come from Mircea Eliade.

More extracts from fiction and nonfiction support the tasks. These help explain ideas about writing and language. They also show how people share ideas. They link these topics to life today, too.

Ion Bogdan Lefter leads the work on the book. Roxana Ștefania Ciobanu is among those who wrote it. So is Dumitriţa Stoica. Dan Gulea also helped write the book. Dragoș Silviu Păduraru helped write it, too. The book is part of the series Cititul ne face mai buni.