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[“Witkacy darted like a gap-toothed person onto rusk”. Witkiewicz during the First World War
This text is a polemic with an article by Maria A. Potocka “Ja” jako materiał twórczy [“I”as a material for creation]. When considering the problem of the presence of Witkacy in the Tsarist army, the author comes to a conclusion that Witkiewicz went ...
Stefan Okołowicz
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Witkacy, Cocteau i inni. Amatorskie filmy Augusta Zamoyskiego
The article analyses the contents of a collection of more than one hundred amateur films made by the famed Polish sculptor August Zamoyski. This unique collection of 9.5 mm films of great archival value was recently transferred to Poland and is now held
Marek Hendrykowski
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ESTETYCZNE ASPEKTY PRZESTRZENI FORMISTYCZNEJ: WITKACY – CHWISTEK – CZYŻEWSKI. ABSTRAKCJA A METANARRACJA [PDF]
Artykuł Iwony Mikołajczyk Estetyczne aspekty przestrzeni formistycznej: Czyżewski –Chwistek –Witkacy ujmuje formizm polski w aspekcie związków z metanarracją i abstrakcją.
Iwona Mikołajczyk
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Witkacy w perspektywie postkolonialnej
Witkacy from the postcolonial perspectivePostcolonial studies implies negation of western canon, hegemony of the white man and his Europe. Several plays and one novel written by Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz Witkacy are full of exotic colonial literary motives.
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The Two Witkiewiczes in Lovran
The essay explores a theme of differences between the two Witkiewiczes – father and son. These disparities concern lifestyle, ethics, politics and art. The father wanted his son to realize his own ideas of art.
Tomasz Bocheński
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The presentation focused primarily on the circumstances surrounding the creation of the play "The Lady with the Sunflower" by Croatian playwright Ivo Vojnović, as well as a theatrical legend associated with the event. Irena Solska played the lead role in the production.
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An Unfortunate Mistake or a Witkacy Dodge?
In the Poetry of Philosophers anthology (Kraków–Wrocław 1984) Wit Jaworski published 221 works by 114 authors, starting with Tales from Milet to John Paul II. Almost all known philosophers composed poetry, which often complemented their philosophical reflections or concepts.
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