NARRATION AND PERFORMATIVITY - ANALYSIS OF BOGDAN OWCZAREK'S WORK

This book is a fascinating journey through the work of one of the most intriguing Polish writers of the 20th century, Leopold Buczkowski. His late works, often compared to those of Beckett, present a challenge to readers and researchers. The author of the book has undertaken a detailed analysis of these difficult and rarely commented works, offering a new perspective on their depth and meaning.

• Detailed analysis of Leopold Buczkowski's late works
• New perspective on difficult and rarely commented works
• Inspiration from the work of Samuel Beckett
• Published in 2021 by Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego
• Paperback edition in 240x170 mm format
• 146 pages full of analyses and interpretations

Leopold Buczkowski, called the Polish Beckett, is an extremely colorful and controversial figure. His work, full of formal experiments and deep philosophical reflections, continues to inspire and provoke discussion. The book "Narration and Performativity" is the key to understanding his late works such as "Uroda na czasie", "Kąpiele w Lucca", "Oficer na nieszporach" and "Kamień w pieluszkach".

The author of the book, Bogdan Owczarek, analyzes the narrative and performative aspects of Buczkowski's work with extraordinary precision and erudition. He shows how the writer plays with language, form and literary conventions, creating a unique and recognizable style. His analysis allows the reader to better understand the complexity and richness of Buczkowski's works and to appreciate his contribution to Polish literature of the 20th century.

Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, known for publishing high-quality scientific and popular science publications, gives readers a valuable book that will surely interest students of literature as well as all lovers of ambitious prose. This book is not only a literary analysis, but also an invitation to a deeper reflection on the human condition and its place in the world.

"Narration and Performativity" is a must-read for anyone who wants to delve into the work of Leopold Buczkowski and understand his influence on contemporary Polish literature. It is a book that makes you think, inspires and leaves a lasting impression in the reader's mind.