The Polish Review, Volume 34Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America., 1989 - Poland |
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... poems carefully selected to convince the reader that human nature , of itself benevolent , is corrupted by some external evil . But even this ideological assumption cannot justify the choice of Polish poems . Besides heavily committed ...
... poems carefully selected to convince the reader that human nature , of itself benevolent , is corrupted by some external evil . But even this ideological assumption cannot justify the choice of Polish poems . Besides heavily committed ...
Page 62
... poems were accompanied by comments linking the poet directly with the strikes , struggles and political dissent ... poems about whatever subject he may choose , cannot but feel ashamed , reading these poems by colleagues living and for ...
... poems were accompanied by comments linking the poet directly with the strikes , struggles and political dissent ... poems about whatever subject he may choose , cannot but feel ashamed , reading these poems by colleagues living and for ...
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typescript pleasing to the eye . One poem neatly centered appears per page , since only two poems are long enough to cover two pages . A photograph of Wierzyński looking intelligent , middle - aged is a fine choice , and adding two ...
typescript pleasing to the eye . One poem neatly centered appears per page , since only two poems are long enough to cover two pages . A photograph of Wierzyński looking intelligent , middle - aged is a fine choice , and adding two ...
Contents
1989 No | 1 |
Polish Emigre Poetry 19451980 Wojciech Ligęza | 17 |
A Preliminary Periodization of Polish Literary Life Abroad | 29 |
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