The Polish Review, Volume 34Polish Institute of Arts and Sciences in America., 1989 - Poland |
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Page 79
... poetry's overall innovation can be grasped . The novelty of post - 1918 poetry lay , first and foremost , in its dramatically broadened thematic scope , which helped bring down the traditional hierarchies of " poetic " and " unpoetic ...
... poetry's overall innovation can be grasped . The novelty of post - 1918 poetry lay , first and foremost , in its dramatically broadened thematic scope , which helped bring down the traditional hierarchies of " poetic " and " unpoetic ...
Page 189
... poetry ; the individual programs of " linguistic " poetry ; and finally , the so - called " formulism " propounded by the poets who came to be known as the Orientacja group in the early 1960s . This part of the book abounds in highly ...
... poetry ; the individual programs of " linguistic " poetry ; and finally , the so - called " formulism " propounded by the poets who came to be known as the Orientacja group in the early 1960s . This part of the book abounds in highly ...
Page 377
... poetry , Barańczak characterizes the poetic style and identifies the obsessive motifs in the works of such well - known poets as Anna Kamieńska , Miron Białoszewski , Jerzy Harasymowicz - Broniuszyc , Stanisław Grochowiak , and Ewa ...
... poetry , Barańczak characterizes the poetic style and identifies the obsessive motifs in the works of such well - known poets as Anna Kamieńska , Miron Białoszewski , Jerzy Harasymowicz - Broniuszyc , Stanisław Grochowiak , and Ewa ...
Contents
1989 No | 1 |
Polish Emigre Poetry 19451980 Wojciech Ligęza | 17 |
A Preliminary Periodization of Polish Literary Life Abroad | 29 |
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