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| Wydanie: | 1 |
| Miejsce i rok wydania: | Warszawa 2025 |
| ISBN/ISSN: | 978-83-235-6947-3 |
| EAN: | 9788323569473 |
| Liczba stron: | 332 |
| Oprawa: | Miękka |
| Format: | 16,5x23,5 cm |
| Waga: | 0 |
Publikacja zaprasza do lektury prozy Josepha Conrada w świetle nowych metodologii i w kontekście aktualnych badań nad polską literaturą XIX wieku. Autor monografii w nowatorski sposób podejmuje wysiłek zidentyfikowania wątków i tematów polskiego romantyzmu w jego twórczości. Proponuje lekturę paralelną i ukontekstowioną, obejmującą szerokie kręgi recepcji i rozproszonych aluzji. Zaproponowane analizy prowadzą go do stwierdzenia, że Conrad posługiwał się odwołaniami do polskiego romantyzmu w sposób niezwykle złożony, wysublimowany, tworząc swego rodzaju palimpsest.
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Your Eternal Fire. Joseph Conrad and Polish Romanticism
The publication invites you to read Joseph Conrad’s prose in the light of new methodologies and in the context of current research on Polish literature of the 19th century. The author of the monograph attempts to identify threads and topics of Polish Romanticism in Conrad’s work in an innovative way. He proposes parallel and contextualized reading, covering wide circles of reception and scattered allusions. The proposed analyzes lead him to conclude that Conrad used references to Polish Romanticism in an extremely complex, sublime way, creating a kind of palimpsest.
Keywords: Joseph Conrad, Polish Romanticism, spectres, intertextuality, anxiety of influence
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Your Eternal Fire. Joseph Conrad and Polish Romanticism
The publication invites you to read Joseph Conrad’s prose in the light of new methodologies and in the context of current research on Polish literature of the 19th century. The author of the monograph attempts to identify threads and topics of Polish Romanticism in Conrad’s work in an innovative way. He proposes parallel and contextualized reading, covering wide circles of reception and scattered allusions. The proposed analyzes lead him to conclude that Conrad used references to Polish Romanticism in an extremely complex, sublime way, creating a kind of palimpsest.
Keywords: Joseph Conrad, Polish Romanticism, spectres, intertextuality, anxiety of influence
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