FROM THE ROMANTIC REPERTOIRE. STUDIES ON MYTH... - MAREK DYBIZBAŃSKI

This collection of studies is dedicated to selected issues in the history of Romantic drama and theater. This publication automatically locates phenomena from the area of popular culture and questions of dramatic form within the artistic practices of Romantic myth-making. The author, Marek Dybizbański, attempts to analyze and interpret the myth in the context of Romantic pop culture and formal experiments. This book is a fascinating journey through the nooks and crannies of Romantic culture, showing how a myth-puzzle leads to a myth-synthesis.

• In-depth analysis of the history of Romantic drama
• The connection of myth with Romantic pop culture
• Studies on dramatic forms
• Understanding issues in the field of Romantic theater
• The myth-making perspective of Romanticism
• Dramatic form in popular culture
• Formal experiments in Romanticism

This publication shows how the mythology of the future, which forms the foundation of Romantic culture, was to be an artificial creation that could be generated from form. The author analyzes how Mickiewicz constructed the experience of mystical ecstasy in the theatrical transformation of the Dziady rite from ready-made dramatic forms, including forms of popular drama, which is understandable, since the myth needs a wide range.

The Institute of Popular Culture, the publisher of this collection of studies, has been specializing for years in publications devoted to the analysis of cultural phenomena. Their books are characterized by high substantive quality and an innovative approach to the topics discussed. This publication is an excellent example of their commitment to promoting knowledge about popular culture and its impact on society.

This book is aimed at students, scientists and all lovers of the history of theater and Romantic literature. It is a valuable source of knowledge about the myth-making aspects of Romanticism and its influence on contemporary culture. Dybizbański presents complex topics in an accessible and interesting way, encouraging further research and reflection.

This publication is an excellent offer for all those who want to deepen their knowledge of Romanticism and its influence on popular culture. Thanks to it, the reader can understand how the myth shaped dramatic forms and how formal experiments influenced the development of Romantic theater. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of culture and art.