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Schreiben. Schweigen. Sprechen: Dichter und Medium bei Aleksander Wat

Zeitschrift 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 ...
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Tomas Venclova Aleksander Wat: Life and Art of an Iconoclast

1998
This chapter describes Tomas Venclova's Aleksander Wat: Life and Art of an Iconoclast. Aleksander Wat was much more than a prominent Polish poet of Jewish origin; he was a paradigmatic twentieth-century intellectual who claimed an illustrious cultural lineage that included King David, Rashi, and Isaac Luria.
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