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The paper tells about the specificity of the change from the historical period of Young Poland into the historical period of Interwar (since such cultural-social-political approach, not limited to reflections about the literature produced at that time, is for the authoress of the article the most av...

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Published inPamiętnik literacki Vol. 112; no. 4; pp. 185 - 195
Main Author Gosk, Hanna
Format Journal Article
LanguagePolish
Published Instytut Badań Literackich Polskiej Akademii Nauk 2021
Institute of Literary Research, Polish Academy of Sciences (IBL PAN)
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Language and Literature Studies
Młoda Polska
opowieść założycielska
pominięte wątki
dziedzictwo zaborowe
II Rzeczpospolita
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Summary:The paper tells about the specificity of the change from the historical period of Young Poland into the historical period of Interwar (since such cultural-social-political approach, not limited to reflections about the literature produced at that time, is for the authoress of the article the most avid interest in the two fragments of great modernism in its Polish version). She sees this transition as the first of the three 20th c. Great Changes in the history of the Polish Peoples (the next ones are to come in 1945 and in 1989), as the foundation change as far as its contribution to the shaping of the encounter of the narration of the End with the narration of the Beginning, or the narration of experiencing the old world with the narration of the promise of the new are concerned. In other words, it is a paradigm of a clash of the habitus of reality that passes away with what draws near, is unknown and untamed, but sufficiently strong to undermine the existing order. What is meant to show is the effect of allowing, in the Second Polish Republic founding story, for only some threads and not the entire partitioning experience (with its non-heroic aspects of everyday reality of captivity) which in its various variants condensed in the years of Young Poland. The traces of the mentioned process are present in literary and in non-literary accounts. They are considered as based on selected diaristic and memoir sources authored by the epoch’s witnesses and works by Andrzej Strug and by Stefan Żeromski composed just before and after the year 1918.
ISSN:0031-0514