DRAMAS OF LYRICAL SUBJECTS PIOTR MICHAŁOWSKI

Discover the fascinating world of poetry and drama in the latest book by Piotr Michałowski. The author, a renowned literary scholar and critic, takes us on a journey through the twists and turns of lyrical subjectivity, analyzing its dramatic aspects. This is a must-read for every literature lover, student, and researcher who wants to explore the secrets of contemporary poetry. Let yourself be carried away by insightful analyses and discover new interpretive perspectives.

• Insightful analyses of lyrical subjectivity
• Theoretical foundations based on recognized scholars
• Three ways of reading the drama of the subject
• Reading through generations and different languages
• Individual dramas: adventures, excesses, experiments
• Author: Prof. Dr. habil. Piotr Michałowski
• Publisher: Universitas

Piotr Michałowski, Prof. Dr. habil., is a literary scholar, literary and theater critic, essayist, poet and prose writer, as well as a translator from Spanish. A graduate of UAM, employed at the University of Szczecin, he is the author of numerous scientific and essayistic books, as well as collections of poems and prose. His works are published in renowned scientific journals and the literary press, which proves his established position in the world of literature and science. Michałowski is an esteemed researcher and creator whose contribution to the development of literary studies is invaluable.

The book "Dramas of Lyrical Subjects" is the result of years of research and reading by the author, who passionately and with commitment analyzes the phenomenon of lyrical subjectivity in poetry. Michałowski proposes three ways of reading the "drama" of the subject: towards tradition, cognition, and in time and space. This is a reading that allows for a deeper understanding of poetry as a whole and the poem as a special representation of the subject, i.e. the poet. The author invites the reader to a series of separate expeditions, each of which is an exemplification of various situations described and undescribed in the theory of lyrics.

Universitas Publishing House, known for publishing valuable and ambitious scientific and literary works, gives readers a book that will certainly enrich their knowledge and broaden their horizons. "Dramas of Lyrical Subjects" is a position that deserves the attention of everyone interested in poetry and its role in culture. This book is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for researchers, students, and all literature lovers who want to explore the secrets of lyrical subjectivity and its dramatic aspects. This is a reading that will certainly leave a lasting impression in the reader's mind.