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The Polish Poet Aleksander Wat about Totalitarian Temptations and about the “Janus-Faced” Russia

open access: closedVoprosy Filosofii, 2021
The common thread in the life history of Aleksander Wat is his skepticism to­ward absolute truths and their heralds. He was untrue to this principle for only a few years when he followed an “association” that supposedly held the truth – the communist movement.
Leonid M. Luks
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Schreiben. Schweigen. Sprechen: Dichter und Medium bei Aleksander Wat

open access: closedZeitschrift für Slawistik, 2006
The Polish writer Aleksander Wat's fame is based on his memoirs entitled "My Century: Spoken diary" (London 1977). This book played an important role in the Polish intelligentsia's critical self-reflection about its ensnarement with communism. Since the publication of these memoirs in Poland, Wat is being rediscovered as a poet who had his debut as a ...
Mirja Lecke
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Wat, Aleksander

open access: closed, 2020
Matthias Freise
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