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OPEN –Wydawnictwo Naukowe i Literackie
ul. Hirszfelda 16/73
02-776 Warszawa
tel.: (+48 22) 643 58 95
book size: 132 x 205
lenght: 184 pp.
Soft cover
ISBN 83-85254-59-5 |
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Michal GlowinskiBlack Seasons
The Black Seasons is an unusual book for the prominent literary critic and theoretician Michal Glowinski. It describes his childhood experiences during the Second World War. Born into a Jewish family, Glowinski spent time in the Warsaw ghetto before being concealed by nuns. Primarily a personal memoir, The Black Seasons is also an attempt at an objective analysis of the horrors of Nazi-occupied Poland the psychological after-effects of those horrors.
The book is nominated for the 1999 NIKE prize.
Michal Glowinski (b. 1934), a professor at the Literary Research Institute of Polish Academy of Sciences and Letters, is the author of important studies of communist "newspeak" in Poland.
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