
Warszawa Antoniego Slonimskiego
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History
形式
ハードカバー
ページ数
288
言語
ポーランド語
公開されました
Jan 1, 2016
出版社
PIW
ISBN-10
8364822578
ISBN-13
9788364822575
説明
Tomasz M. Lerski’s exploration of Warsaw through the lens of Antoni Slonimski offers readers a captivating glimpse into the city's rich cultural tapestry. The narrative expertly weaves together the historical and personal experiences that shaped Slonimski's life and work, revealing the profound connection between the author and the city that inspired him.
As Lerski delves into Slonimski's literary contributions, he paints a vivid picture of Warsaw's evolving landscape and its vibrant community. The interplay of politics, art, and society during a transformative period in Polish history serves as a backdrop for Slonimski's journey, providing context that enriches the understanding of his writings.
With insightful commentary from Józef Hen in the foreword, readers are invited to appreciate the nuances that defined Slonimski's perspective. The inclusion of bibliographical references enhances the text's depth, encouraging further exploration of the themes presented.
In a thoughtful blend of biography and literary critique, Lerski successfully brings to life a multifaceted character whose contributions remain significant to Polish literature. This work stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Warsaw and its influence on those who call it home.
As Lerski delves into Slonimski's literary contributions, he paints a vivid picture of Warsaw's evolving landscape and its vibrant community. The interplay of politics, art, and society during a transformative period in Polish history serves as a backdrop for Slonimski's journey, providing context that enriches the understanding of his writings.
With insightful commentary from Józef Hen in the foreword, readers are invited to appreciate the nuances that defined Slonimski's perspective. The inclusion of bibliographical references enhances the text's depth, encouraging further exploration of the themes presented.
In a thoughtful blend of biography and literary critique, Lerski successfully brings to life a multifaceted character whose contributions remain significant to Polish literature. This work stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of Warsaw and its influence on those who call it home.