TRACES OF SHAKESPEARE. HIS WORK IN LITERATURE AND THEATRE

Discover the fascinating world of William Shakespeare's influence on literature and theatre. This unique book, a collection of essays by literary scholars, cultural experts, and philosophers, reveals the traces of the Bard of Stratford in Polish and world culture. Explore Shakespearean inspirations in Romanticism, the Young Poland era, contemporary debates, and political discourses.

• Interdisciplinary approach to analyzing Shakespeare's works
• Practical application of new literary and cultural theories
• Consideration of the latest Polish and foreign scientific publications
• Authentic research passion of the volume's authors
• Fresh and interesting perspective on the phenomenon of Shakespeare
• Inspiration to search for traces of Shakespeare in contemporary culture
• Valuable for researchers, students, and literature enthusiasts

The volume "Traces of Shakespeare. His Work in Literature and Theatre" is the result of the work of researchers who encountered Shakespearean inspirations in their work. This book shows Shakespeare's presence in Polish Romanticism, the Young Poland era, in contemporary disputes and dilemmas, as well as in politics and political discourse. The publication draws attention to the spaces in which it is worth looking for Shakespearean inspirations and opportunities to use his work.

Interdisciplinarity, practical use of new literary and cultural theories, consideration of the latest Polish and foreign scientific publications about Shakespeare, and authentic research passion are the main advantages of this book. The articles collected in this volume prove that despite the passage of time, it is worth stubbornly searching for and looking at the "traces of Shakespeare," of which there are many in the literary field.

Through reading this book, you can understand how great an influence Shakespeare had on Polish and world culture. This volume is a collection of studies that shows the traces of the Bard of Stratford in various areas of life. This book is not only a literary analysis, but also a look at Shakespeare through the prism of cultural studies, philosophy, and politics. Reading this volume will certainly help to "think with Shakespeare" and think about Shakespeare. We recommend this work to all lovers of literature and culture, as well as researchers and students interested in Shakespeare's work.