„Ja rozpisałem się bardzo, bo żółć mnie zalała”
Journal Title: Schulz/Forum - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 8
Abstract
The paper focuses on the letter from Stefan Napierski to Kazimierz Wyka of November 15, 1938. It sheds light on the publication of the notorious "Double Review" of "The Sanatorium under the Sign of an Hourglass" written by the two critics in Ateneum. The author recapitulates the reception of the "Double Review", which is now considered the most vicious attack on Schulz’s fiction before World War II and a great mistake of Wyka and Napierski. The letter proves that even though the “notorious squib” was not intended by the editior-in-chief, it resulted from his policy and articulated the views of both critics on contemporary literature.
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Maciej Urbanowski
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