The text explores the relationship between the nation-building function of Władysław Reymont’s Chłopi and the ways in which the infrapolitical activities are depicted in it. The theoretical framework is provided by the ...

The author would like to recall W.S. Reymont as a “chronicler of war”. The volume of short stories published in 1919 entitled Behind the Front (re-published in 1925 as A cracked bell) was already the subject of interest ...

The text presents an analysis of Władysław Reymont’s novel Komediantka, treating it as a psychological study of a young woman and a commentary on the situation of women in Poland at that time, who were striving for ...

The article is devoted to Władysław Reymont’s short story Z pamiętnika [From the Diary] (1903). It shows the way in which the writer uses satire and ironic distance to criticize the social attitude, identified with “being ...

In Władysław Stanisław Reymont’s Suka [The Bitch] the sacrifice of the bitch Fink for her children, the tenderness of the boy’s mother, but also the particular cruelty of the heirs towards the servants and their own daughter, ...

The article discusses a series of travel texts by Władysław Reymont entitled From the Italian Impressions. The starting point for the author of the article is the clearly defined motivation behind Reymont’s journey, namely ...

One of the unsolved mysteries of Reymont’s biography is his acquaintance with Antonina Szczygielska, whom he probably met in Skierniewice in 1893. The anonymous letters kept in the Ossolineum Library were considered by ...

This article attempts a critical reassessment of the unfinished novel rough draft I po dniach wielu, i po latach wielu [And after many days, and after many years] by Władysław Reymont, often identified as either an early ...

The article analyzes the way Władysław Stanisław Reymont perceived London and Paris during his trips in the years 1894–1903 based on selected fragments from his diaries and correspondence. The author shows that the writer’s ...

The article aims to present the multifaceted picture of cultural life in Łódź, which emerges from the hitherto unexplored journalistic work of Marian Piechal – a Łódź poet, essayist, and translator, as well as an active ...