This article presents the changes through history in reception of The Captive Mind by Czesław Miłosz. The book was published in 1953, first of all for the foreign readers. There were editions in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish. However, it mainly evoked emotions of Poles at home and on emigration. After the 1989, with the first legal mass edition we observed decrease of interest for the Milosz`s text in Poland. It has become the classical work, it kept up didactic function. On the other hand, the world response, universal interpretations and new translations in XXI century (a Belorussian, Russian, Turkish, Catalan, Serbian) argues that the Milosz`s propositions are current and attractive outside Poland, in other geopolit...
The main purpose of this article is to show Janusz Głowacki’s point of view – how he depicts his exp...
The article is a reflection on Krzysztof Koehler’s poetic volume entitled Porwanie Europy [The Abduc...
The article uses comparative methodology and juxtaposes the attitudes of Polish, Czech and, to a&nbs...
ABSTRACT: If every age has its signature works, The Captive Mind by Czesław Miłosz is such a work fo...
The article discusses the reception of bieżeństwo – the exodus of about three million inhabitants of...
This article compares two novels published at two crucial moments in Poland’s recent history: Włodzi...
During his first years in exile Czesław Miłosz, the author best known for his book The Captive Mind ...
Celem pracy jest ukazanie przejawów procesu zniewolenia mieszkańców w totalitarnej rzeczywistości ZS...
W momencie upadku Rzeczypospolita była państwem wspierającym się na idei republikanizmu, powszechnie...
The topic of this master’s thesis is the world of the Gulag which is seen through the eyes of a lite...
Czesław Miłosz was born in 1911 in the countryside of Lithuania then located in the Russian empire, ...
The article consists in a comparative reading of three novels: Um rio chamado tempo by Mia Couto, Le...
Artykuł stanowi próbę zderzenia z sobą ideału człowieka postulowanego przez Epikteta i Marka Aureliu...
The article is dedicated to the issue of “egalitarian” oral history, which focuses on folk classes, ...
The article is a description of the situation of Polish culture in Lithuania and the environmen...
The main purpose of this article is to show Janusz Głowacki’s point of view – how he depicts his exp...
The article is a reflection on Krzysztof Koehler’s poetic volume entitled Porwanie Europy [The Abduc...
The article uses comparative methodology and juxtaposes the attitudes of Polish, Czech and, to a&nbs...
ABSTRACT: If every age has its signature works, The Captive Mind by Czesław Miłosz is such a work fo...
The article discusses the reception of bieżeństwo – the exodus of about three million inhabitants of...
This article compares two novels published at two crucial moments in Poland’s recent history: Włodzi...
During his first years in exile Czesław Miłosz, the author best known for his book The Captive Mind ...
Celem pracy jest ukazanie przejawów procesu zniewolenia mieszkańców w totalitarnej rzeczywistości ZS...
W momencie upadku Rzeczypospolita była państwem wspierającym się na idei republikanizmu, powszechnie...
The topic of this master’s thesis is the world of the Gulag which is seen through the eyes of a lite...
Czesław Miłosz was born in 1911 in the countryside of Lithuania then located in the Russian empire, ...
The article consists in a comparative reading of three novels: Um rio chamado tempo by Mia Couto, Le...
Artykuł stanowi próbę zderzenia z sobą ideału człowieka postulowanego przez Epikteta i Marka Aureliu...
The article is dedicated to the issue of “egalitarian” oral history, which focuses on folk classes, ...
The article is a description of the situation of Polish culture in Lithuania and the environmen...
The main purpose of this article is to show Janusz Głowacki’s point of view – how he depicts his exp...
The article is a reflection on Krzysztof Koehler’s poetic volume entitled Porwanie Europy [The Abduc...
The article uses comparative methodology and juxtaposes the attitudes of Polish, Czech and, to a&nbs...