Schulz rozpleniony
Journal Title: Schulz/Forum - Year 2015, Vol 5, Issue 5
Abstract
The editorial articulates a suspicion that had Schulz lived long enough, possibly even until today, he would have been greatly surprised by his growing fame abroad, like perhaps many other twentieth-century schlemiel-heroes of literature and the humanities, such as Kafka, de Saussure, Propp or Bakhtin. The present number of Schulz/Forum is then introduced as a collective testimony of his popularity outside the Polish language.
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Marek Wilczyński
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