Keywords
lyric
literary comparison
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Abstract
This article is a review of Marek Nalepa’s and Wiesław Setlak’s book, Son of the goddess. Wincenty „Witek” Różański (Poznań 2015). It consists of two complementary monographic parts, not only in terms of the issues but also in the discursive style of the monographic part. In the premise of the authors of this book, the first part is a relatively traditional historical literary account of Wincenty Różański’s artistic achievements; in the second one comes the more private and subjective language of Marek Nalepa, taking into consideration the peculiar characteristics of the personality and poetry of the Mosin poet.
References
Nalepa Marek, Setlak Wiesław, Syn bogini. Wincenty „Witek” Różański, Poznań 2015, 163 s.
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