MICKIEWICZ CONTEXTS

Discover the fascinating world of contexts surrounding Adam Mickiewicz's work! This publication, a result of a conference organized by the Department of Comparative Literature at the Faculty of Polish Studies of the Jagiellonian University, transports the reader to a rich world of the Poet's biography, works, and reception. It is a journey through epochs, ideas, and allusions that shaped his work and influenced subsequent generations of researchers and literature enthusiasts.

• In-depth analysis of Adam Mickiewicz's biographical, creative, and historical contexts
• Multifaceted view of the reception of the poet's works in different epochs
• Unique materials from the exhibition "Mickiewicz in Krakow," including manuscripts and early prints
• Collaborative work edited by specialists from various fields of the humanities
• Inspiration for further research on Mickiewicz's work
• Published in 2019 by Avalon publishing house
• 416 pages full of knowledge and analysis

The "Mickiewicz Contexts" edition is a collection of scholarly articles that were based on papers presented during a conference dedicated to the 220th anniversary of Adam Mickiewicz's birth. The authors undertook the task of examining the various contexts related to the poet's life and work, referring both to the era in which he created and to distant times with which he was connected by ideas and inspirations. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in Polish and European literature.

The book presents a wide range of topics, from the analysis of specific works by Mickiewicz to reflections on his influence on culture and society. The reader will find both detailed interpretations of poems and dramas, as well as general reflections on the role of the poet in Polish history. The authors do not shy away from controversies and polemics, presenting different points of view and encouraging their own reflections.

Avalon publishing house, known for its attention to the editorial and substantive quality of its publications, offers readers a carefully prepared volume that will surely interest students and literary scholars, as well as all lovers of Adam Mickiewicz's work. The conference was accompanied by the exhibition Mickiewicz in Krakow, which included some of the numerous manuscripts, early prints, and artifacts kept in Krakow's cultural institutions.

"Mickiewicz Contexts" is a must-read for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of the life and work of one of the greatest Polish poets. This book will surely become an inspiration for further research and discussions on Mickiewicz's role in Polish and European culture. It is an excellent item for both students and experienced literary scholars.