THE THEATER ENVIRONMENT DURING MARTIAL LAW - DANIEL PRZASTEK

Daniel Przastek's book is a fascinating journey into the world of Polish theater during the difficult times of martial law. The author analyzes how culture and art became a form of resistance and an expression of independence in the face of political oppression. This is a study of the power of theater as a space for dialogue and social criticism.

• In-depth analysis of the impact of martial law on the theater environment
• Study of the Polish inability to compromise in exceptional situations
• Reckoning with the recent past
• Basis for research on the socio-political attitudes and behaviors of intellectual circles
• Instruction for people in power and cultural creators

This work is an excellent study of the Polish inability to reach a rational compromise in exceptional situations, the solutions of which largely determined the future of Polish politics and society. It can serve as a basis for settling accounts with the recent past and initiate the development of research on the socio-political attitudes and behaviors of other intellectual, cultural and artistic circles in the country.

This book is particularly instructive for everyone - both people in power and cultural creators. It shows how important it is to maintain independence of thought and creativity in the face of difficult political and social challenges. The author analyzes how the theater became a space where artists could express their views and criticize reality, often at great risk.

This publication can be a valuable basis for further research on the socio-political attitudes and behaviors of various intellectual, cultural and artistic circles in Poland. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Polish culture and politics, as well as for those who want to understand how art can influence society and politics.

From the review by prof. dr. habil. Michał Śliwa. Edition: Pages: 280, Format: 163x236 mm. Year of publication: 2005, cover: paperback. Publisher: ASPRA. Number of pages: 280. Cover: paperback. Format: 163x236 mm.