Pisanie Ojca. „Gen schulzowski” w prozie Danila Kiša
Journal Title: Schulz/Forum - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 8
Abstract
Danilo Kiš claimed that his favorite works of other writers not only contributed to his own books as their “ancestors,” but also became parts of his spiritual DNA. The author makes an attempt at finding the “Schulzean gene” in "The Family Circus" and reveal the invisible presence of Schulz in other works by Kiš. Schulz has not been mentioned there, but he remains “present through his absence,” just like Kiš’s father, the protagonist of "Hourglass", called “a novel about absence.”
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Ałła Tatarenko
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