Abstract
Antanas Baranauskas (1835–1902) – a classic of Lithuanian literature, the author of the masterpiece The Forest of Anykščiai, a Renaissance figure, still sparks controversy. The modern perspective allows displaying his legacy in a vivid way, including little-known literary works, for example "A Journey to St. Petersburg". The writer’s bilingualism transforms into polingualism and covers all his writing. Particularly noteworthy are his Polish-language works, especially his diaries. Baranauskas’s work brings back relevance to the aesthetic, sacral, linguistic and identity discourses. There exists a need for a monograph in the Polish language that would cover the writer’s entire work.
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