Kamień i horyzont: spojrzenie na Sicilianę Murila Mendesa w kontekście twórczości Zbigniewa Herberta
Journal Title: Postscriptum Polonistyczne - Year 2018, Vol 21, Issue 1
Abstract
The article proposes visiting Sicily in the footsteps of Zbigniew Herbert and Murilo Mendes. It is a comparative study of the creativities of the two authors. In the first part of the article Sicilian motifs in Herbert’s essays are discussed. In the second part interpretation of Elegia de Taormina by Mendes (one of the poems from Siciliana volume) can be found.
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Marcelo Paiva de Souza
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- DOI 10.31261/PS_P.2018.21.07
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