TRACES OF SECULARIZATION IN THE PROSE OF THE INTERWAR PERIOD

The book "Traces of Secularization in the Prose of the Interwar Period" is a thorough study, culminating in a doctoral thesis defended at the Institute of Polish Literature Studies. It is aimed at a wide audience of humanists, and in particular at literary scholars interested in the issue of secularization, the post-secular turn, the situation of religion in the modern world, and the relationship between literature and religion. This work is the culmination of the Preludium NCN grant - Traces of Secularization in the Prose of the Interwar Period.

• Analysis of traces of secularization in literature
• Study for literary scholars and humanists
• Understandable language for a wide audience
• Culmination of the Preludium NCN grant
• Themes: secularization, religion, literature
• Published by the University of Silesia

This book is an important contribution to research on the literature of the interwar period, analyzing the processes of secularization and their reflection in the prose of that time. The author, Ryszard Knapek, leads the reader with extraordinary precision and erudition through the complexities of the topic, showing how the changing society influenced literary creativity. This work is not only a literary analysis, but also a reflection on the condition of man in the modern world, in which traditional religious values are being re-evaluated.

The University of Silesia Publishing House, known for its high-quality scientific publications, guarantees the reliability and professionalism of the study. This book, which is the culmination of the Preludium NCN grant, is the result of years of research and analysis, which are presented in an accessible and understandable way for a wide audience. As a result, this work can be a valuable source of knowledge both for specialists and for people interested in the topic of secularization and its impact on literature.

The 209x153 mm format and paperback binding make the book comfortable to read and store. The number of pages (284) testifies to the vastness and detail of the study, which will certainly satisfy the curiosity of even the most demanding readers. The year of publication (2016) guarantees the topicality of the presented content and its compliance with the latest trends in research on literature and religion.