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Literature of the Polish Tatars
, 2011 The literature of Polish Tatars reflects their complicated history. A specific trait of the PolishLithuanianBelarusian Tatar population is their use of Arabic script for the notation of their Slavic language as early as the 15th century. Originally Mongol, but Turkic speakers, they gave up their native language while retaining the TurkoArabic script
Danecki, Janusz
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Is There a Jewish School of Polish Literature?
Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry, 1986This chapter examines how the generation born about 1910 found propitious conditions for the creation of a ‘Jewish school’ of Polish literature. Life, including their most inner life, was lived through the Polish language. Yet this life was marked by unexpectedly strong Jewish features.
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2019
Emerging out of the Jesuit-led Counter-Reformation, the first manifestations of the Polish baroque, in terms of sacral and secular art and architecture coupled with an artistic and literary flourishing, appeared toward the end of the 16th century; and the era’s end was not seen until around the years 1740–1760, which came with the ascendancy of the ...
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Emerging out of the Jesuit-led Counter-Reformation, the first manifestations of the Polish baroque, in terms of sacral and secular art and architecture coupled with an artistic and literary flourishing, appeared toward the end of the 16th century; and the era’s end was not seen until around the years 1740–1760, which came with the ascendancy of the ...
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Dictionary of Polish Literature
The Slavic and East European Journal, 1998Rimma Volynska, Edward J. Czerwinski
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