Schulz w książeczce do nabożeństwa czyli "Mesjasz" Wojciecha Żmudzińskiego
Journal Title: Schulz/Forum - Year 2016, Vol 8, Issue 8
Abstract
Wojciech Żmudziński’s novel is another story of the lost manuscripts by Bruno Schulz. The author presents a surreal vision of the world in which the found Messiah is a guide for the perplexed and a prophecy about the coming Savior. Żmudziński adopted a number of Schulzean motifs, paraphrased fragments of "The Sanatorium under the Sign of an Hourglass", and created a new version of Schulz’s biography. Unfortunately, all those devices are just meaningless props and a backstage which the author needs to express his own worldview, thus presenting a false image of Schulz and his work.
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Tymoteusz Skiba
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