Pařížská kultura a esejisté Giedroyc, Gombrowicz, Stempowski, Jeleński, Herling-Grudziński, Czapski
Paris journal "Kultura" and essayists Giedroyc, Gombrowicz, Stempowski, Jeleński, Herling-Grudziński, Czapski
Author(s): Jiří Zatloukal
Subject(s): History, Social Sciences, Language and Literature Studies, Cultural history, Sociology, Sociology of Culture
Published by: Masarykova univerzita, Filozofická fakulta
Keywords: esej; esejisté; pařížská Kultura; Giedroyc; Gombrowicz;
Stempowski; Jeleński; Herling-Grudziński; Czapski; essay;
essayists; polish emigration; emigracja polska; "Kultura"
paryska
Summary/Abstract: The presented disertation deals with selected essayists associated around the polish exile magazine "Kultura" published in maisons-laffitte in paris in the second half of the 20the century (1946-2000). its managing editor was Jerzy Giedroyc. the oeuvre of the closest magazine associates (so called "kultura group") is disscussed with regard to the aspects of the art of essay. research in this paper is limited to the so called first generation of the culture associates (1946-69). apart from the spiritus agens of the periodical - jerzy giedroyc, the analysis looks in detail at these personae from the closest magazine circle: witold gombrowicz, jerzy stempowski, konstantyn a. jeleński, gustaw herling-grudziński and józef czapski. essay as such goes beyond mere literary genre. at the basis of this texts of this nature lie more general attributes and essay can be placed among texts structured by strict logic and texts so called "litterary". as such, these are grasped in the sense of a statement inferred from several basic principles, whereas literary texts as those of which structure is based on digressions.
- Page Count: 192
- Publication Year: 2008
- Language: Czech
- Content File-PDF