TOPOGRAPHY OF ANHELLICZNEJ IMAGINATION - MILENA CHILIŃSKA

Embark on a fascinating journey through the world of Juliusz Słowacki's poetry, where the fate of Polish exiles in Siberia becomes the canvas for deep reflections on romantic imagination and its impact on recipients. "Topography of anhellicznej Imagination" is an analysis that opens new perspectives on the interpretation of "Anhelli", showing the transformation of the sensitivity of readers, artists and critics throughout the ages.

• Analysis of poetry by Juliusz Słowacki
• Inspiration by French thematic criticism
• Reflections on the fate of Polish exiles
• Imagination of the romantic poet in the spotlight
• Transformation of sensitivity of recipients throughout the ages
• Methodology based on the discoveries of thematic criticism
• Analysis of the work of Witold Pruszkowski

This work focuses on the poem "Anhelli" by Juliusz Słowacki, analyzing it through the prism of the imagination of the romantic poet. The author examines how the fate of Polish exiles in Siberia influenced Słowacki's work and how his vision affects readers, artists and critics in different eras. The inspiration for this work was the discoveries of French thematic criticism, which are the main criterion of the methodology.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for literature students, art historians and all lovers of romanticism. An in-depth analysis of the poem "Anhelli" as well as the historical and cultural context in which it was created allow for a better understanding of Juliusz Słowacki's work and his impact on Polish culture. This work is also an inspiration for further research on romanticism and its reception in various eras.

The University of Warsaw Publishing House presents this publication in a hardcover binding, which ensures the durability and aesthetic appearance of the book. The 240x170 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and store. The number of pages (344) guarantees extensive material for analysis and reflection. The year of publication (2021) proves the topicality of the topics discussed and a fresh look at a classic literary work.