QUALITY STAMP. JOURNALISTIC FORMS OF DOROTA TERAKOWSKA - MARTA BOLIŃSKA

Discover the fascinating world of Dorota Terakowska's journalistic forms in Marta Bolińska's monograph "Quality Stamp". It is an extraordinary journey through reports, essays and interviews, showing the dynamic, accurate and reliable workshop of the author. The book analyzes Terakowska's work, presenting her care in the selection of forms of expression and her directness in formulating judgments. Immerse yourself in the analysis of the report collection "Dress Rehearsal", the essay collections "A Good Address is a Human Being" and "Museum of Non-Existent Things", and the interviews with Jacek Bomba on family relationships.

• In-depth analysis of Dorota Terakowska's work
• Clear composition to facilitate interpretation
• Sharp look at journalistic forms
• Analysis of reports, essays and interviews
• Assessment of Terakowska's personal style

Marta Bolińska, the author of the monograph, presents Terakowska as a dynamic, accurate, reliable and creative journalist. Her book is a must-read for students of journalism, literary studies and all those interested in contemporary culture and media. This publication is a valuable contribution to research on the work of Dorota Terakowska, showing her unique contribution to Polish journalism. This monograph is the result of years of research and analysis, which allowed the author to create a comprehensive and detailed portrait of Terakowska's work.

The book analyzes Dorota Terakowska's collection of reports "Dress Rehearsal", published in 1983, the collections of essays "A Good Address is a Human Being", published in 2004, and "Museum of Non-Existent Things", published two years later, also includes two collections of interviews with the Krakow psychiatrist Jacek Bomba devoted to relationships within family ties: "Being a Family, or How to Build a Good Life for Yourself and Your Children" (2003) and "Being a Family, or How We Change Throughout Life" (2004). Dorota Terakowska in her published texts presents herself as a dynamic, accurate, reliable and creative journalist, her personal style is characterized by care in the selection of forms of expression, and within them artistic means, as well as directness in formulating judgments.

The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow, the publisher of this monograph, is a renowned academic institution that has been promoting valuable scientific publications for years. The book "Quality Stamp" is another proof of the university's commitment to the development of Polish humanities and culture. This publication is an important element in the discussion about the role of journalism and non-fiction in today's world. The Pontifical University of John Paul II in Krakow focuses on quality and reliability, which is visible in every publication bearing its brand.