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Discover the fascinating world of Jan Lechoń's work, carefully analyzed by Ewelina Radion. This book is not only a literary journey but also a deep dive into the sounds and ways of listening that shaped his unique perspective. Let yourself be carried away into the world of literary inspirations and research discoveries that shed new light on the work of this outstanding author.

• Original work with attention to detail.
• Thorough study of the sound and musical values of Lechoń's work.
• Inspiring look at the background of the author of Aria with a Carillon.
• Helpful source of data in future philological, musicological, and literary studies.
• Original view on the author's work.
• Touching images of the past, including the private, family, and home ones.

Ewelina Radion, a doctor of literary history, a graduate of Polish studies at the Pedagogical University in Rzeszów and postgraduate comparative studies at the Jagiellonian University, presents in her work an innovative approach to the analysis of Jan Lechoń's work. Her doctoral dissertation, devoted to the poetry of Wiesław Kulikowski, testifies to a deep understanding of the relationship between poetry and music, seen from a literary and musicological perspective. The author is also interested in the category of melancholy in aesthetic and psychological terms, which further enriches her literary interpretations.

This publication is an important contribution to research on Lechoń's work, offering a fresh perspective on his literary heritage. Thanks to the careful analysis of the sound and musical values of his works, this book opens new interpretative perspectives that can inspire both researchers and literature lovers. It is a work that will certainly find its place on the publishing market and in the area of literary reflection.

Ewelina Radion's book is not only a literary analysis but also a journey into the depths of emotions and experiences that shaped Jan Lechoń's work. The author recreates with extraordinary sensitivity the climate of the era in which the poet worked and shows his connections with music and culture. Thanks to this, the reader has the opportunity to better understand the context of the creation of his works and appreciate their unique character. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of Polish literature and culture.

The book is published by Universitas, has 284 pages, format 152x240 mm, paperback. Year of publication 2025.