THE POETIC WORK OF KAZIMIERZ PRZERWA-TETMAJER - LIDIA KAMIŃSKA

Discover the fascinating world of poetry by Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer, one of the most important poets of Young Poland. Lidia Kamińska's publication is a monographic study of the work of this outstanding artist, whose language and style had a huge impact on the entire era. Immerse yourself in the emotions and thoughts that shaped his poetry, and understand why he was so close to the hearts of readers from various backgrounds.

• Monographic study of the work of Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer.
• Analysis of the language and style that defined the Young Poland era.
• Accessible and democratic approach to poetry, close to readers from various backgrounds.
• Interpretation of poetry as an expression of emotions and expectations of readers.
• Return to the roots and reconstruction of the way poetry was read in the era.
• Sentimental journey into the past, rediscovering the beauty and depth of Tetmajer's poetry.

Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer, a poet of emotions, sensitive to the expectations of readers, wrote about what "played in the souls" of people. His work, although rooted in the Young Poland era, still resonates with the contemporary audience, offering a unique perspective on human feelings and experiences. Lidia Kamińska in her publication rightly notes that today we can rediscover the poetry important for the era by returning to how it was read then. It is a sentimental journey into the past, an attempt at reconstruction, but on a different level of methodological recognition.

The Jagiellonian University Publishing House presents this publication as a key element in understanding Polish literature at the turn of the century. This book not only analyzes Tetmajer's work, but also the cultural and social context in which it was created. Thanks to this, the reader receives a comprehensive picture of the era and its influence on poetry. This publication is addressed to all lovers of Polish literature, students, researchers and people interested in the culture of Young Poland. It is an excellent read for those who want to explore the secrets of poetry and understand its impact on shaping national identity.

This monograph is not only a literary analysis, but also an attempt to understand the phenomenon of Tetmajer's popularity among the readers of that time. His poetry, although often melancholic and decadent, was able to touch the hearts of people from various backgrounds. Kamińska in her work shows how Tetmajer became the voice of a generation that was looking for new values and meaning in life in a changing world. This publication is an invitation to reflect on the role of poetry in shaping culture and identity.