Na obrzeżach literatury. Portret Andrzeja Rocha Świętochowskiego – poety dziedziczonej traumy
Journal Title: Wiek XIX. Rocznik Towarzystwa Literackiego im. Adama Mickiewicza - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 0
Abstract
The article is a presentation of the silhouette of Andrzej Roch Świętochowski – geographer, art historian, tutor and private school teacher, long-time director of the Warsaw Fire Insurance Society, author of unpublished translations of Friedrich Schiller’s plays and original poetry, epic poetry; memoirs, and scientifc dissertations. In the article the author analyzes and interprets one of the early poems by Świętochowski – Te Prisoner’s dream in the context of Romantic tradition.
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Mirosław Sosnowski
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- DOI 10.18318/wiekxix.2017.11
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