Keywords
Franciszek Karpiński
anniversary
biographical notes
primary sources
How to Cite
Abstract
The review looks at the volume of collected prose In the Spirit of Franciszek Karpiński, edited by Dariusz Kulesza and Jarosław Ławski (Białystok 2015) and prepared to commemorate the twentieth anniversary of the Franciszek Karpiński Polish Literary Prize. Pondering upon the role of literary awards in the contemporary cultural space, the author presents the history of the Białystok prize, introduces its patron figure and the first laureate Jan Twardowski as well as other awarded poets, essayists, prose writers, editors and scholars. The reviewed volume contains a series of biographical notes on all the laureates.
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